Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-16
FOR EHGN.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
From the .NeTu YORK AMtrtc

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Daily ADV ertiser of this morning. Asyet
We have nothing further from the ship.
LATEST FROM LONDON. Successes OF Don
Pedro. Our pilot has just reached the city,
having boarded the packet ship Ontario,
CAPT Sebor, which sailed fl ION Portsmouth,
July 10Th, and brings our regular files OF Lon
don to the 9th July.
PORTUGAL The Steamboat City of Wat
erford had arrived at Falmouth, with news
to the 5oth juno, from LAGOS. Count Villa
| Fior and Admiral Napier were CARRYING all
before them. They had landed at Villa Real
! ard were marching to the interior.
Dcputatiors from the neishboiing towns
had sent in their adhesion.
EVERY where the people came forward,
a hailed them with enthusiasm ; gifts of
nj nney, horses and arms were made, and
mum lers of the peol lie have joined the expe-
dictionary troops as volunteers. In Villa Real,
D,n Pedro's troops found so pieces of can
non, and R5O0O in the military chests, with
some hundrt d standsoE arms, plenty If ammu-
! nition, &C..
| ssIt is calculated that he had already been
joined by upwards OF 1000 men, the greater
part of whom are regular troops
"Lette RS have been received from Faro Of
1 the 9th ult, and from Lagos of the goth,
which state that the expedition from Oportc
had met with the most favorable receptions
being in both places hailed as deliverer
and joined by the militia, and the rcgula
troops n the vicinity, and there was no doub
that in less than a month the flag of Dom;
Maria would be floating over every town il
the province Of Algarye."
The Irish Reform Bill passed Parliamen
274 to "a.
The West India Slavery Bill had been post
poned to the 18th.
Since the above was in type the Editors Q
the Commercial Advertiser have favored IL
: with the following from their correspondent
London, (Thursday EVENING" July 9,
Half past O'Clock.
The news received to-day from Portugal
is of very cheerin description for the con
S s,itutional cause. 1t was brought by the Ci
, II y of Waterford s. cam vessel one of the fiv
: which accompanied the expedition Of Cap
tain Nap err from Oporto; it comes down
e the LIST instant, OH which day the vessel j
n question left Faro, the chief town in the King
: dom of Algarve IN VIII ch place regenc
/. Ihas been established for the young Queer
/; consisting of the Marquis Palmela, as Pres
. dent, Count Villa Real, and Captain Maple,
/. The following is an extract from an otfici;
= letter received ON this occasion:
d FARO, 9th June 1T is with III
il my letter from hence. The multipicit
+ ofatfairs prevents my being yer, minul
, and l must refer you to the bearer, fl
:, all details. All the cities, towns, an
:, villages, forming the kingdom of AL
:. arves, from Villa Real, to Lagos al
IN Sagres, that is to say, the whole line
,r the sea coast, obeys already the govern
/ ment Of the Queen. Those Of the int
Is rior, as Louie, do the same also. In
as Olpas, Alberieira, Villa Nov
i i the people had spontaneously proclai i
~ ~ ed the Queen, even before our troops a
ID rived, and in the presence almost Of Il
!. Miguelites. The Governor, Viscoul
y Molleboro, is OH precipitate retreat
rs Alentejo, with diminished and disorga
Of lied troops, BY dispersion and desertio
re Eight officers, and upwards of 900 SC
: diers OF artillery, great numbers OF sc
.. diers ot the regular army and militi
II and all the officers Of the navy, with Il
pt ships OF war protecting the coast Of A
e, CARVE, have joined US. In fact, hithe
C to our success exceeds my most sangui
1t expectations. The only opposition '
e encountered was a lew sht is from t
~ ~ batteries on landing, and small SIX
ts II ish in entering Tavaira. The Du
m. CT Tcrceira is following up the ,ncm
to and enters Alcntejo. Tie govcrnme
b. remains at Faro, organizing the bait
he lions Of volunteers, militia, sc. o
cavalry is already mounted. We ha
y, found excellent trains Of Artillery, /
al military chest, was about $4,000, Il
hs behind by the governor III his hurry
! run away. The squadron goes tom,
or, row TO blockade the Tagus, and int,
mt with the ships we here found, to act
to concert with the Duke ofTerceiro, a
he probably my next will announce 10 v
'or equal ii not more Agreeable tidines.