Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-11
Latest from Europe.

The packet ship LoIiso. Captain Wood
arrived this morning from Havre, whence
she sailed on the 4th Of March, and brings
Paris dates 20 the Cd Of that month, lnclu |
sive. ~ Y Courier.
The Gazette dc France Of 25th contains
this paragraph:
"i.etters by writer's Of credit received
TO day from Madrid, announce positively
that the Portuguese Government having
satisfactorily explained the shots fired at
French vessel entering the Iagus. the
matter may be considered as at rest. 1here
was left only to be settled the affair oil 'ne
.Alcgon, sunk at the mouth OF the Douro. IL
is understood at Madrid that th's 100
would soon be arranged, and then no PIE
text be left for any attack agaihst tne oo'
eminent Of Don Miguel Inc MISSION oil
Sir Siratford Canning has tailed complete
ly. The Spanish Government refused TO
lend Itself to the views OF the British Cab
met, and NJ. Zea, whose credit Lord Pal
merston was DESTROYS Of oyerthrowlng
seems destined long to remain at the head
Of the Spanish Cabinet"
Under the head OF the Paris Exchange,
Of 23d February, the same paper says that
Sowing To the threat of England anu
France, the advice gwen by Russia to the
King OF Holland, and the annoyance oil The
existing state OF affairs TO PrussIa,a speedy
solution of the Belgian question was so
strongly anticipate as 10 influence the
funds very senslbly; the 8 per cents, which
opened at rs rose to rs, 10, and lett oil at
IS So"
The menaces here referred TO are con
tanned IN the following note, which We
translate After recap,tulaiIBg the sub
stance Of the preceding negotiation. the
ministers OF France " Eogiand declare
Art. l. After exhausting all means oil
Cancellation to produce an amcable ar
rangement between Holland aud Belgium
his Britannia Majesty, in concert with the
King of the French, that if by the 18th OF
March, his Netberand Majesty, shall not
send 10 the Foreign Office a note ex
planning the basis upon which treaty OF
commerce between the two parties may
be concluded, French army, supported
by British naval force, will again enter
Belgium. aud will not again leave it till the
treaty OF 18th Nov. 1881, shall have been
fully complied with.
Art . The embargo on Dutch ships
OIL WAR anu utTctidut snipo shoii NC uih'
tanned both in France and England, iii
the above treaty be complied with
Art 8. France and England, before re-
sorting to lorcible measures, demand oil
Holland, the abolition OF the recently es
tablished toll.
Art 4. The French and English gov
ernmcnts, DESTROYS of establishing the
commercial intercourse OF two govern
ments whose relations are hereafter to be
altogether friendly, and not wiling that
the treaty to be made should be onerous
TO either party, viii endeavour SO TO con
ciIale the interests OF the two belligerent
powers, as that the treaty may be signed
and rauiyed 10y both powers IN the course
Of the present month Of March.
Art. 5. The undersigned representatives
of France and England finish BY relterat
ing 10 the Dutch government the declara
ton IN the first part OF this note. and they
hope that His Netherlands Majesty, sen
sibie Of the real necessity Of terminating a
question which keeps IN usIsense the com
meFce OF all Europe, will cut the Gordian
knot and transmit TO Us admissible props
slllcns.