Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-10-31

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Pedro is completely worn of, particularly as it i
seen that he is guided by three or four Of the 1872
men and of them the most exceptionable. Dol
Pedro himself is as busy as bee in tar bucket
constantly on the move; but as he passes aon,
the streets he is viewed with Indifference, or els
eyed with scowls, not without meaning. On tn
least firing, the shops are all shut and the door
barricadoed. One of the officers of the Stag hat
been ashore the day before she sailed, and he dis
tinctly says that there are no desertions from thu
Kings troops; on the contrary, whenever they
came in contact with the invaders, they gay'
them lesson different to that they expected be
fore landing. Of this there was good proof il
the hospitals, where the wounded were numerou.
and when brought in after the actions of the 23t
and 7th, the inhabitants of the town took no no
tice of them"
LONDON, Sept, l3-We are enabled, through
the letters of our own Correspondents at Oportc
fplace, to bring down the current history of Por.
tugese occurrences at these several points of in
terest, to the date of the 9Th inst Oporto is now
described to be, in consequence of the great in
dustry of Don Pedro, all but impregnable; its
garrison numbers about 10000 men. The Me-
Guelites very near to it, in force about 10000
of which are variously claimed on both sides;
but hitherto no serious assault has been even
threatened upon that northern capital.
LONDON, Sept. l3.-Upwards Of 1000 men,
including several hundred Poles, will, we under
stand, soon leave France for Oporto and in abous
three weeks similar force from another pon
will be on its way to thai, city. Among those
who have been already sen; out, are some excel
10 x,ho,,, l. ,rs1, IN hao,,
provided, and in less than fortnight Don Pedro
will possess the Cavalry force which he consider
ed necessary for immediate operations Tn.
Constitutional Guerllas are in the neighborhoou
500 strong. Between Oporto and Lisbon sma;
bands of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shown themselves
on several points, and had occasioned great in
COW enience to the authorities of Lisbon by in
terceptng the correspondence between the army
and the capital
There have been serious disturbances, with
Loss of lives in Ireland
The preparations for elections in England are
carried IN with great activity.
Sir Walter Scott was still in hopeless state
aud II was supposed that he could not exist a
fortnight longer,
l. I'd Brudenel and his friends, who were can.
'ass'ng Wallingborough, had been maltreated by
II mon, anu he was severely wounded.
Gen. Sebas'iani has resumed his functions in
he French Cabinet as Minister OF Foreign AT.
FAIRS
The evidenceon the Bank of England charter
was engrossing the leading journals.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, Sept. ll.-Our diplomatic relation
with Austria goes on swimmlngly. Rothschild's
courier from Vienna brought our Governmel
dispatches from its Ambassador Baron de Leon
that Me'isrnich has consented to acknowledge
the Belgian flag, and orders have been given fol
Its admission into all the Austrian ports. Belgian
passports are also TO be respected, and the Jour
mails in future, in speaking Of their country, are
to call it "The Kingdom Of Belgium" This is
all very pretty, but ii has had no effect. We
Y ant something more decisive-the fulfilment Of
the "a articles-al the minor concessions would
follow as a matter of cnnrse.