Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29
FOREIGN NEWS.


been received relating to Turkish affairs
Letters from Smyrna, dated tn
of January, announce that the Con,
France, England and Russia, had
to exercise their functions on III.
and committed their papers to the \
of the Netherlands. The Frencb(I
and his suite had embarked for ,
but the others remained, in conse
of the tranquility of the town. I'll
pretended, however, that an order
be issued at Smyrna, as had been d
Constantinople, requiring the subj
the three powers to quit the city,
would compel two hundred famiGeI
two thousand individuals to take nj
parture.
| TRrEsT, Feb. 1e. The Captain
vessel arrived at this portunder thu |
flag, reports that he learned on M
January, from fishing boats near \
di Romania, that Count Capo dish
arrived there. Other ship news n
that he arrived at Egina on the PA
A letter from Copenhagen, of MI
1927, announces the arrival at thsI
tai of Mr.. Wheaton, the Americana
d'Affaires, and adds" Every bod
him for his good sense and poll
He has met with a distinguished red
from the royal family, and it has ID
marked that the King was much n
with him. I have observed that his \
ty, at court, conversed with Mr.. wi
longer than any of the other dipaI
characters who were present" Ga!
FROM GUATAMALA. Capt. Huh
Omoa, 18th ult. brings informatiqI
news had reached there, from Guatj
that the Guatamala troops after \
gained. a complete victory over iii
Salvadors had entered and taken \
sion of the town, in consequence of
the detachment of San Salvador
now at San Pedro, 80 miles distan|
Omoa, have received orders to 4
and it is hoped and expected that d
tercourse with the interior of Ha|
will be re-established in a few days.
Letters from Havre, to the 2Sdl
by the Golconda, at Savannah,
strongly of a war, and advise againl
ments in French vessels, unless j
against every risk, not excepting pi
PHI @
GIBRALTAR, FEB. %. 1t is staia
the Cadiz papers, that the shipping
bay suffered considerably in the d
the night of the 18th inst. partioaI
Feench convoy of 46 sail, whid
preparing to proceed to the Meditera
The Hortense ia schr.) foundera
went ashore, 8 or 10 of which are d
cred as completely lost /; and many
sustained more or less damage. \
nately it did not appear, so late as the
that any person had persisted.
March /. The very hard gale d
enced at Cadiz, and other places
likewise felt very severely on the Cd
Portugal. Previous to the sailing 4
steamer from Lisbon, accounts hadreI
that capital that III. M. bomb vessd
ror, from England, bound to Malt
been stranded, about 40 miles Nv
Cape st. Vincent. 1t was added u
had suffered but little, and it was ID
whether the report of one or two
crew having been drowned, was q
An arr. at Bait. from St. Ubes,
ported that upwards of 100 of the cr
the Terror perished.
CARTHAGENA, MARCH 10. Ont
Gen. Padilla secretly armed 1000
zens, and the measure created very
GUS apprehensions when discovel
During the night 500 troops left TIL
for Turbacco 30 miles from
where Gen. Montillo resides. and
5th information was received, ths
General had a secret order from n
to take the command of the Depat
for the public good, and was maj
towards the city. Gen. Padilla ref
acknowledge Montillo as his commd
officer, and made exertions to put ii
in a state of defence, by arming d
inhabitants. The American and q
ladies embarked on board vessels oil
nations, and the foreigners armed
selves, fearing a general plumber.
Padilla sent four gun boats to occuI
Boca Chica, which commands thu
bour. The officer, partisan of CT
Montillo, who commanded there re
to give up the fortress, and Gen.
finding Gen. MontiIlo had the CON
of the harbour and that his army was
the gates of the city, left it in the nj!
a Government schooner. Durinl
evening Gen. Montillo arrived, and
possession of the city, and on s.
three of Padilla's soldiers were sb
some of Montillo's. Col. Waits
American Charro .una ~ Gaztha