The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-03

WI Il DfunSWiCK, Dresden, Leip-
sic, Hamburger, &C. are all in state of insur.
rection. Let US hope all will end we'll
SPAIN. Orders have been sent nv the
War Department to the military authorities
towards Madrid.
We learn from Bayonne, Sept 8. that the
arrival of Spanish refugees IN that town,
continued nnnterruptedly. The principal
lenders ofthe emigrants formed themselves
INTO Junta three days ago. A Proclama-
tlon, signed by Gen. Valdez, is IN the press
Its Object is 10 make their intentions known.
The Manifesto of Gen. Torrijes has been
likewise reprinted, ani is TO lie annexed to
the aforesaid proclamation.
Accounts from Mahlid, to the 18th inst
state, that numerous bands of robbers nfest
An,lalusia,
1t Is represented that the Government of
Ferdinand begins to think of the crisis with
which they aie threatened; aed the ques-
ton agitated at Madrid to- day is, whether
Charter on the plan of that of Louis XVIII.
should be granted. 1t was also proposed
that this act should he preceded by an or
donance recalling al! the hanished.
Two extraordinary expresses reached the
from Galicia, and the other from Estrema-
dura-both despatched by the respective
Captains General, who demanded troops to
prevent the disturbances which are daily
expected us Il necessary consequence of the
great excitement into which the public mind
has been thrown by the proceedings in Pa
rls, but more particularly by the revolution
any movements in Portugal.
! In GrnnoI, Tho (NhtnT e iho Dcl;oo 80.
conjunction with the Captain General( Cam
pana) has prevented the distribution Of the
| Government Gazette printed at Madrid. be-
cause it contains hrief and very partial
account of the late events in the French
capital Even tins un:aithful account OF
the French Revolution, wrested from the
| Spanish government by necessity, is CON
sdered by the authorities of the provinces
as sufficient stImulant TO cause an cxplo-
sion of the already bursting spirit OF the
Liberals.
An agent, sent by the Count Espagne has
arrived at Madrid, on the LIST, with despatch
es announcing that the news he receives
! from the local authorities of the different
! provincial towns are % very alarming ma.
ture, and tina, at Barcelona III particular the
minds of the inhabitants NE so exasperated
that complete instruction must soon tai
plnce there, Notwithstanding the severe
measures which he has already taken, and
which lie is about to take every day. He
therefore begs of the King, it is said to
send him reiniorcements, or to accept his
resignation as an officer.
PORTUGAL. In letters from Lisbon. dat
ell the 29th of August, il is stated that troub.
les have broken out in different parts of
Portugal, and more particularly Mt Ebora.
where the constltutionallsts had assembled
in great numbers.
II IS also stated in letters from Madrid
that the fall Of Don Miguel was considered
as certainty. II seems thnt an insnrrec-
ton has broken out ut Lisbon, and that Don
miguel He'd on bour'l of lrigate after he
had been abandoned by his soldiers, who nte
stated to have themselves proclaimed Donna
Maria de Gloria.
The last post from Brazil has brought the
appreciation of the Emperor Don Pedro 10
the measures proposed to him by the Re-
! genry OF Terceira for the re -es,ablshmen,
81 The Constitutional Charter, and of The
Queen Donna Maria on the throne of Por.
tngal. II is generally believed that the Re.
gency will immediately proceed vely ac-
lively to attain this end.
Baron a. de Lederer, tho Austrian Consnl
General. has published notice. that onv slave
tho moment he sells his feet undn ,be soil az
austria, 10 iree--hs Government having dc.