Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-02
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From this verv unpleasant topic turn 20
uar notices painful -ttsesiasShter etthc span
isr1s ard PsriAsHs whs entered Spsaa last
week, aud which Sss announced yesterday
s~vea;es hy the Messages des ChstnAres-
The accounts cf this disaster, rest, Il Is SAID,
on a despatch hy III Agueas. Hopes are an
tersiaed that Il is ineorrecti AZ least thst fhe
extent 6f the misfortune is exaggerated. on
general principles the Parssitss wesld lament
this discontinue and destruction Of Ben seek
iny 70 free their county; but they would
have also peculiar > 4 private reasons FOR
sorrow sheald this melancholy intelligence
be e~oa6rmed. A considerable nerrber Of
Farisian students, who had fought so gior-
ousiy and so successfully in the cause Of H.
berry IN Paris, hayiag at their own EXPENSE
proceeded 10 the combines Of Spain, TO jcin
the brave Spanish refugees, eatere1 with
them, and have, it is reported, been cut Oh
10 a man
The news from Belgium is Of a cheering
description. The Kings speech, on opcHing
Parliament, will, it is expected, be sflli more
satisfactory to France There is in progress.
very large speculations, for a raise is expect
ed to take place in the French Funds on re-
ceipt OF that document, and which we shall
have this day week 1t is quite evident that
one obstacle in the way of good understand
ING between the two Governments, ia about
to be removed, by the withdrawal of fhc
principal part Of the French army from Az
gers. The nnequyocaf declaration Of France.
that she seeks not to retain her African con-
quests viii, it is believed here. form a strik
ing paragraph in the forthcoming Speech Of
William "; but other circumstances may
arise TO defeat those homes.
EgcAdsge, 0e.. 2ist, three o'elock-The
Funds have opened, and np to this time re-
main at prices below those Of Yesterday, ow
ing, as is said on change, to the large sales
made by English proprietors, who having
TAKEN alarm at The proceedings of the people
N the early part of;hc week, are about 10 re-
tarn home.
Every thing remains perfectly tranquil up
TO This moment, and viii rcmaia so vel for
many days. The military force ctnnloyea at
thc Pal&is Royal viii not be diminished. Last
night | thought it was more considerable than
on any preceding one, although without any
apparent reason. Vast crowds were present:
but nothing like disturbance occurred. The
3lst regiment reinforced the National Guards,
aud remained during the most part of the
night.
Fom osloek-Thc depression above mott.
ced continued up TO the termination of bust
ness, owing to various circumstances, ono of
which Is the tall on your Exchange, which
had been, no doubt, partially produced by
the events IN Pars. The news from I.uxem-
burg, too, is looked upon as alarming.
The transfer OF the Tx, Ministers from the
Castle of ViDcennes to the Petit Paisis du
Lnxumbosrg announced TO take place this
day. has had its influence too.
From the Gasette de France of Friday, Oct &c.
The theatre at Bordeaux is almost entirely
deserted IN consequence OF the financial cri-
sis which spreads distresses and misery a
mongst all classes of %soci~ty.
THE INTERCHANGEABLE .Messeu-
ger des ChGmbSes of Friday, Oct. az, contains
the following item, which, if true, shows that
the Belsic revolution was still in successful
progress
A telegraplic despatch, sent TO the Go
vernment by the Project Of the North, on
the 10Th, states,
The Bcigians occupy Antwerp. All Belgi
um Is now free from the Dutch treons.
MOVEMENTS OF THE SPANISH
REFUGEES The Paris papers ofthe 2ist,
CERTAIN the following bulletin from the Lib.
Grating Army in Spain:
On the 18th October, at 5 O'Clock, the
brave Col. Naides marched into Urdnch.w with
a force consisting OF 100 men
he was received Throughout the country
with shouts of "Iiberty foreyer,n and the
acclamations Of JOY at Ills approach were u
unanimous.
On the 18th he reached Zugarmurdi where
he met with the same reception. The inhai-
Itants display in every direction tie greatest
enthusiasm at his arrival.
A detachment marched towards Vera
Upon its arrival the inhabitants fastened TO
crowd round the CELEBRATING soldiers and
the most cordial feeling OF fraternity exists
between them.
In consequence of the vast number Of pa
trlots who have just joined the corps of ina
refugees, Col Naldes has been obliged to
devote the entire day to the organization Of
the force under his command.
He will resume his march upon Yruu on
the 18th.
Ills glorious enterprise could not com.
mence under more unfavoralle auspices
and they presage a decided victory.
All good Spaniards, ANXIOUS to contribute
their aid for the liberty of their country. are
Fastening TO quit France, and range them
selves under the banner of the intrepid Val
des.
The signal has been given. Spain sum.
rnonses allits children to its feliverance. and
no doubt they viii not be deaf to its voice.
Zugarramurdi, Oct Is.
GREAT BRiTAIN.-Parliamrnt was to
assemble on the Goth of Ortnher and ,b.