The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-01-08

sells on Friday last, and was subsequent
ly forwarded to the Secretary for Foreign
Affairs in this country.
The Monteur contains the ordinance
upon ths pensions Of the Clergy. The
salaries Of Cardinals are cut down from
100, 900 francs year, to 0,000, and the
expenses Of their installations are repeal
ed.
The popular disturbances in various
parts Of England continued, and in some
places seemed to increase. Burnings and
mobs were constantly occurring, and large
districts Of country were kept in state of
continual alarm.
SITUATION OF SPAiN.-Ths refugees
continue to prowl along the Spanish 'front.'
iers, and sometimes to enter the Spanish
territory, with view to stir up insurrect-
ions. With respect to these matters, the
papers before Us contain the ordinary
share Of contradictory, and no doubt, fab
ricated accounts. One description of in
telligence represents the cause Of the ref
ugees as utterly hopeless, whilst another
affirms that the leaders are but waiting
for the return offspring, when, having con-
centrated all their forces, they propose TO
make fresh incursions into Spain. 1t is
said that the French Government are TAX
ing serious offence at the repeated incur
sions ofthe Spanish Roy alists into France,
and camp Of 10000 or 10000 men is
talked Of rs about to be formed in that
quarter.
The following appears in letter from
Perpignan, dated the 10th inst" We
are without any intelligence from the col
umn ofthe refugees which left Ak, and
that marched towards Urgel and Miranda.
M. M. Garcias and Capell passed thro'
Bourg Madame on the 18th inst; they
came from AK, where they were to have
joined the other chiefs with $50 men,
whom they had succeeded in assembling;
but the latter had leA without waiting for
them; and finding themselves thus sltuat-
ed, without any destination, and without
means of execution, they disbapded their
little troop.
A report is in circulation Of treaty
concluded between Ferdinand and Don
Miguel, according to which the king Of
the Portuguese engages to send into
Spain three regiments Of his troops-two
Of infantry and ono Of cavalry. Ferdi-
nand, on his part, is to send an clual mum
Der of troops to support the Government
Of the new Lusitanian King, who, it is ev-
cry moment expected, will be recognized
by the great Powers of Europe.
PoRTUGAL.-Lctters from Lisbon to
the Slst October, represent the situation
of Affairs as being more gloomy than ev-
er. Don Miguel's birth day." the 26th
October, was celebrated by his party with
every possible effort to produce effect
5 or 6OOO men were reviewed in the u
surper's presence, but made a dispirited
and forlorn appearance. He exhibits
signs Of restlessness, irresolution and tim
idity. More trials for high treason and
more executions were expected. One
letter sf the same date, says, There is lit
tie news to be depended on from SPAIN
1t is said that party Of Constitutionalists
have got possession Of Tarifa, fortress
near Gibralter. Letters from Cadiz,
which arrived yesterday, make no men
tIOu Ol uIStuIUuuGCSs uOAO otO NJ ~
counts of importance from the provinces;
Lisbon remains in the same quiet state
The recruiting service is said to be going
on actively. Discount on government
paper is to day 81 l-2.
DENMARK.-Itw would appear by proc
lamation ofthe King Of Denmark, declar-
ing that all revolutionary agitators will be
punished, that the spirit Of dis !
cord aud lnsurrection is extending to his I
kingdom. Disturbances are also appre- |
eended in the Turkish provinces. The
Emperor Of Austria has obtained an i'm
mediate levy Of $4,000 recruits from the
Hungarian Diet. The Germanic Diet
has interposed to prevent the Duke Of
brunswick from giving constitution TO-
his subjects. The accounts from Russia
continue to be affecting; the cholers has
spread to the new provinces Of South Rus
sia; it has hitherto d:ied medical treat
ment, and is said to be different from the
cholera of India.
Papers from Bombay to the goth Of
July, states that the disturbances had
broken out at a place near Sholapore,
called Ukulkote, and that British officer
,ad been shot under its walls. The act