Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10


I On MONDAY morning volunteered pariy 81
hts men. with a few ofhis friends. lett k'lfnsr
| 10ck 20 disc ever what had become OF their
| massee, aud alter painful search teund MS
! Dolly ia the above spot. Oh Saturday, sunday
! and N1ndty, bIs respectable widow was IN a
/ dreadful situation, and fedfsd the worst from
the Beginning. A woman, Who was house.
| keeper 10 Mr. Muir, sehoolmas'er, MuIrkns,
| dropped down esd while LOGGING AT me men
! who were cutting the sHOg' Hsnnah iArk-
| ness, wife Of Thomas Harkness, residing near
| iIesthwooi, persisted or the ~, on C0rne
| Cannon. In the course If sabbath, one OF her
! sons passed and repAssed the spo. where she
| Law, hut the vital spark had previ usly Red'and
| rom tte depth OF the snow. no part Of her DO
| DIV wss visible 4 gentleman, WHO happened
| 90 sup Olt on Wednesday, m The immediate
vicinity Of this town, gives a description Of the
storm - The wind raved with ungogcrr "a fury,
| scattering IN its course, and whfriing as high
( as he tops Of the trees, whole mounds OF DIRT
| ted snoV, and seemed % threaten death 10 eve
~ living thns After great exertiou, he reach
| ed Castle street and al hough he could almc
( walk blind. folded 70 the spot, IT required the
mnutest local knowledge 70 tell winch was AVS
| own house
In the course ef the week few commercial
Lgcniicmee arr,scl from Cas le Douglas Thorn
/ hit, &. bit all thstn he'd 10 leave their rigs
I behins AID were seen driving her stccd, he.
/ fore lhem VITA temporary reins made III cord.
| Il was only on Saurri " last that the rolds
we're cut in the vicinity of this town. The
| wreaths were m some places % feet drep
| and he roads wer. as neatly y led from side 70
! SIDE, and {, the tops Of the hedges, ss II snow
| were an ord nary article OF commerce BE
| twixt the Urinary and N,thbank, passengers
aad either u traverse huge wceSt6s Of Snow,
or walk soag the top OF Mr.. Kenhedsy's gar.
| den wI Mos cf them embraced the latter at
tentative but when two travellers met, ii became
very serious question as 10 which should
| jump down at the risk d being immersed
! bress' deep ia sp0N.
| FRANCE.--rhe widow Of Marshal Ney has
| purchased an estate in Sweden, where she is
! going to reside.
The Portuguese Prince Don Miguel. was
daily expected 70 arrive in Paris from Vienna.
Count StAn5slaus Po,oki, Grand Master oil
| the Russian Court, bad arrived IN Paris
The Preach Chamber Of depuGes adopted
the iaw against the liberty OF the press by y
vote Of 233 to Ia. Tbs dec's,or4 says the
| Constitutional, will cover France with mourn.
| ing. The law has yet to be considered in the
House of Peers.
The following rs AGONY of letter writtcn
: BY Lord Cochfahe TO MIR. Eynard, al the mo-
GFeece;--
at last am about to embark. You will
hear Of me, perhaps sooner than you expect.
! shalt RISK every thing, in order 70 accomplish
what | have promised; but # any misfortune
happens to me leave Lady Cochrane AMI nay
children. Who are as dear 10 NE AZ liberty ls to
Greece, conGded 80 your care, and that of The
friends OF he cause
Pans, Mere. l3.-ft ts announced that the
Austrian troops returning from the kingdom
d the Two Sictiles, Wdi reinforce the garrison
Of Lomharty which are at present occupied by
Hungarian regiments. Those that lave been
embarked for CARA, viii take up cantonements
in Dalmatia, a d the neighbouring provinces.
The Italian regiments winch have long been
stationed in Hungary, are considerably reduc-
ed IN the numher Of men, and it is in coatem,
piation to make . nG'g levy 10 complete them.
EfoHe.
AFFAIRS or P0RrUG NJ Prom the ge-
neral complexion OF the conflicting accounts
from the Peuineuia, il seems pretty evident
that The rebellion in Portugal is not as CON
pletely crushed ~ was supposed Fresh troops
we're on their way from England Accounts
received al Lisbon, from Valencia, state thst
the pre- tended dsarming ofthe rebels who en-
tered Spain was mere moCkery; that the farce
oftaking away their musketS was gone through,
were supplied them from the same hands and
the insurgents re.quippcd. lheu Quilted SPAN
to JON Their assoc iates III lras os Montes. Let
ters received IRON PortalCgte, OF the 8th OF
February, state, thai number of Spanish Com
nissarIes n.d been discovered m fauous PRO.
vinces OF Portugal, who were the emlssaries of
the Apostolic faction aud were drputed, wi h
supplies of 5 ,lanish gold, 10 excite revolt, and
seduce the Constitutional soldiers from their
standard. The crater revolt, flames fierce.
ly in Tras os Monies CkAvts slet IN fuA torres
in that province, and, it appears, has proclaim
ed a general levy, with the penalty of death to
oil evadiug 1.-THE Government must act with
new energy. or the revolt Will spread. But
treason and dissatisfaction surround the throne,
and psralyse every effort ct the lntan,a's &c.
vernment.
The Morning Post says it appears b. the OF,
fcial Military Reports, that the progress of the
Constitutional Army had been considerably re-
srded by the exhausted s ale of its cavalry, OF
which circumstance. however, the rebes had
not been able materially TO avan themseiv $;
and on the whole the general complexion of
affairs was Of the mos, favorable description.
mutny had taken place among the Rebels at
Chaves who demanded the heads of two 9th
Gers On its beng ascerlaIued that the COAST
tuuOnai troops were advancing, general DIS
order ensuod among the Rebels. aud the Off
GERS taking advantage ofthe confusion escaped
and went m the morning of the 22d 10 Gen.
MelIuv, who was IN the gollcas, and was march.
ing 10 Ch~ycs,
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