Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-09

Courts, those of the Sheriffs, &c.) to which
no alluslon had been made by those who sta
ted this Objectionable. Adu. of Friday
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE. The packet ship
Erie, Captain Funck, has arrived at New
York, bringing Paris papers to Jan. 20. They
DO not furnish any important news. It is
stated that the negotiation through the me-
dunn of England and Turkey, for an adjust
ment of differences between France and
Algiers, is broken off, and that it is deter
mined to send an expedition against Algiers
in the spring, for which preparations are al
ready making at Toulon.
1t is asserted in the Courier FSs&cais, that
the Russian Cabinet has given an evasive
answer to the nomination Of Prince Leopold
to'be the Sovereign of Greece, and has in
timated that the immediate establishment of
monarchy in that country will have less
favourable tendency,in collecting and unit
ing the scattered population, than the cos
tinuance Of the administration of Count Ca
pc d'Istra.
The Paris papers continue to notice the
severity of the weather. At the French
Capital, on the 18th, the thermometer (Reau.
mur) marked IL $40 below zero, and at
Belleville, near Paris, it was Is below zero.
The snow was very deep, and it was appre-
hended that much mischief would be done
IN the event of sudden thaw. In Upper
Garonne several persons had been frozen to
death, and the wolves were so voracous that
they entered towns and villages, and had
taken one life, and dreadfully mangled sew
eral individuals. AT Copenhagen the Sound
was so completely frozen over towards the
end of Dec. that sledges came over from
Lanscrona.
A letter of Dec. 10, from Constantinople,
says "The letter delivered to the Sultan by
Count Oroff, is rumoured to contain the
notifications which the Emperour Nicholas
is willing to make to the Treaty of Adriano-
pie. Although nothing positive has trans
pired upon the nature and extent of these
notifications, it is reported that the Sultan
is far from being satisfied with them"
On the Both Dec. a great quantity of snow
fell at Rome, which is phenomenon in that
country. AtNaples, after about two months
continued rain, Vesuvius and the adjacent
mountains have been covered with snow.
Accounts from Copenhagen state that the
last male descendant of the celebrated
Marshal de LewenGhal died recently in that
capital. The King of Denmark has there
fore authorized M. Huygens Netherlands
Ambassador at the United States, whose
mother was Lewendhal, to assume the
name, title, and arms of that family.
1t was rumoured at Geneva that Count
Capo d'Istria, who resided in that city pre-
ivious to accepting the Presidency OF Greece,
was likely to return and dwell there, in the
event of his resigning his post. The Count
having sacrificed his whole fortune to the
Hellcaist cause, the Three Allied Powers
wou.d allow him a suitable pension in case
of his retirement.
Gen. Santander, Ex-Vice President Of
Colombia, had arrived at BRUSSELS.
The Messrs. Rotschld have contracted
to furnish the loan of 100000 francs in
Rentes, at per cent. advertised for by the
government of France. They offered l02fr.
| 7 1-2 per 100 fir. which was the best offer
made-no other going above 100 fir.
Letters of Jan. LIST from LegEorn state
that advices had been received from Con-
stantinople, announcing the disgrace of the
Grand Visier. The Sultan appears to wish
to rid himself of the most obstinate of his
Pachas, and it is believed that the Pacha OF
Scutari and the Pacha of Servia will be sac
ifced.-Bost. Dai. .Adu.
PoRTo CAvELLo, JAN. %. The Venezl-
clans have declared themselves independent
of the rest of Colombia, and have put them
selves under the command of General Paez,
who has appointed a Congress to meetta at
Valencia, about twenty-seven miles from
this, on the Both of April, and is now col.
lecting troops to oppose Bolivar, should he
attempt an invasion of this part of the coun-
try. 1t seems to be general thing through
out the Province, and great many of the
officers have offered to give halt, and some
the whole of their pay, to support it. AT
present, all is quiet.