Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-30
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eu, says Inc gazette, our regular tles of
Liverpool and London papers per the packet
ship Canada, Captain Wilson. The dates
OF the Turner are the 10th, ard tie latter
18th ult.
The most important news by this arrival
is that Of the landing OF Don Pedro on the
shores of Portugal On the 9Th eE July the
squadron OF the Ex Emperor arrived of
Oporto bar, and came to anciier, and on The
morning OF the 10 he landed his force at The
village of MettosInhoes (nortlf side of the
ID taro His whole force Consists Of troops
20 the amoant OF Z 800, Of whrch about 400
are English, and the same number Of French
The landing was stated TO have been at
fected in regular aud good order, rs there
was not the slightest opposition offered
Some OF MiguePs cavalry came down. but
not near enough TO fire, and suddenly wheel
ed round, (after, as It appeared, some par
Z ley among thenselves,) and rctreated
After the landing had been effected, the
troops were formed IN marching order, and
the word forward" given for Opcrto, which
place they entered without any opposition as
the governor and troops ofDon Miguel and
the police, abandoned the place, and fled
(over the bridge, across the Douro,) to Villa
Nova, which IS directly on the opposite SIDE
The Miguel troops partly destroyed ,hat
which IS formed OF boats. after they had passed
over, and considerably annoyed Don Pedro's
force throughout Monday, when il was re-
solved that landing should be effected at
Villa Nova by the small vessels protected
by the guns OF the steamers, sc, and 900
of Don PedIos force were landed in a dash
ing manner, well undercover of the steamers.
who played in their own draught Of water on
the occasion, The troops Of Miguel again
fled into the interior, after some hard fight
ing.
About this time a most melancholy occur
renee took place in the ranks of Miguel One
of his regiments Of the line threw I'd their
caps. and shouted simultaneously for Donna
Mara, when they were Immediately hem
med IN by all bis other troops, and nearly the
whole Of the regiment mastered
II IS therefore conclusive that Don Pedro
Is III possession of epofto, which il is eypec
ted will esponse his cause by a voluntary
farmng of its inhabitants
Lisbon paper of the 7th, speaks of an
American schooner, employed by the portu
'6uese government, as not returned, and
: good deal OF alarm is expressed for one Don
cMiauel's small vessels, Syb,lle. sc gnna
with goes out almost daily to reconnoitre
She has been absent four days, and il is fear
ed Ivy this has found a new owner paner
Of the 9th says, Spanish brig left The ia
gus few days age, steering for the Azores,
supposed to bring Intelligence. The master
Cook pilot foreibly on board, and took him
TO sea The American corvette saws the
'arcoubt, as no doubt gone on the Same err
rand. and not yet returned Don Mig,el's
brig Cybille. Of twenty six guns, is missing.
and supposed to have gone over 10 Don Ped
~ro; as her Captain is said to he disafected IN
Doa Msguels government"
The same paper states,--ths morning the
last OF the Conbra students is TO be execu
teo, he was found on board ship, where he
had been common sailor since that unfo-
funatc affair.
Manv nohie persons are arrested and gone
TO prison within few hours, amongst whom
are the Marques dc Afveita; Marouess de AL
tegra, Baroness Tabareida, Donna Lassa
de Camera. daughter of the Comde la TAI
pa and many Others.
Don 'fedro's sqaadronls represented in an
s'pofto paper, 10 have consisted Of about As
vessels OF various kinds and one steamer. and
his force about 10000 men
he supposluon was that most of the troons
OF Don Miguel would Join Don Pedro. and
u the garrison of 0porto had not done so, it
was attributed TO Don Migue.s having sent
ffoops to the garrison TO strengthen it. Some
-sRirm,Shing had taken place, and one man
was killed, The advanced guard of Don
Fscrois army was to cross the river the next
night, to dislodge them, and to fight them
all Tie way down>to Lisbon
The London papers seemed to think il a
snattef OF course that Don Pedro would COM
nand success in Portugal
WAR
London, July IL Orders have been sud
Tr1enly received here for all the remaining Of
lcers and men Of the Royal Marine Artillery.
not embarked in any OF his Majesty's shins.
about 100 IN number, 10 proceed to Plv
mouth, where they will be Joined by about
500 OF the Royal Marines OF that Division 10
form part OF a secret expedition, the com
'rnand OF which will be given to Major Park,
g The following officers of the Marine
ARTILLERY will join: Major Parry. at this D;
vision; Capt Barton, Capt GREY, and Lieut.
hlttlord, who arrived here on Friday from
w ooi"Ich and Chatham in the Dee; Lieut..
n Henry, who also arrived here on Friday
from Woeiwich. in the Messenger; Second
1'euts' h w Parke, at Plymouth, and G.
Logan, at Chatham
hey Will take brigade of guns and Con
ereVe rockets Different opinions exist as TO
Their probable destination; Lisbon, Antwerp,
ana Minorca, being each named W. have
no good reason for attaching any particular
credit to either OF these rumors in preference
to HE others Portsmouth Herald
we received this morning the Algeneme
A't'uhs TO the lth inst, The following ar
ucie is dated from Vienna. the 4tb inst
ne mcgee cations that hare been carried