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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-30
JEFFERSON LAND
FOR SALE.

On Saturday the sth day Of June neat,
A,ILL be sold, TO the highest bidder,
Wv at Mr.. Daniel Enters tavern 10
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-30

VIRGINIA.: At rules held in the Clerks OHc,
Qftte county court Of Berkeley county, on Mon
day The 9Th day Of May, 1888.
Richard b. Spalding, pit
against
Robert Roach, John Miller, (son of Michael, J
Adam Spiznogge, Henry Miller and John
Miller deffs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-30

V1RGINIA:--In he Circuit Superior Court Of
Lalc and Gane1y for Berkeley county;
De-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

an acre of Indian corn, On the other hand, upon
The produce o'siS acres IN hay ena grnin for six
'eres Viii hardly do mo c than yieanealy sly toms
Ut hay and seventy eight bushels Of oafs. The
same economy gh Toe MS successfully introduced
into the feeding of our neat csne. hltr known
yoke ofoNen engaged in tic ofinary Labor Of D
farm, TO he kept three months IN winter IA eaad
working condition upon one bnshel Of lndia n nj
md about twenty hvr cents worth Of SHAW per
week. and my own tenn has never hern IN bette
condition both for appearance and inbor than hen
ted ehlIy upon liberal supply Of tuta boea and
the coar>cst fodder But ii has ben ascertain
ed by accurate measurement ihat an nnwalked OK,
Pol upoh good old hay, consumed nj the rate of
thrty three pounds per day, or two hundred and
thiry one pounds per week, which IS upwards Of
ak toms per year of two thousand pounds 10 10 Ton
There must then be greet saving between eed-
ihs n the way re(cned 10 or upon English hay
aud English hay alone in any quantity, without
sfnin OF vegetables, is MOI sufficient for any hard
.oiklnl animal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

, MS were ssresedef BY .
.a,,o's ., WI WIN up 10 Tuesday lsst Is sales
- w = aud decline Of to 3-s< 'es z.
~ =. submitted 10 by those who were nnA-
80 = n on Wednesday however. both eonsne
- md spectators esmr freely INTO The ft,sfke',
and the previous reduction vas not only rccoyercn
but by the close Of The week 90 advance Of D per
In. IN the lnlt,of to the midiilng, snd upon Ing
good qualities realised upon tie previous btg''--
est currency.
Thu nc cunts from Manchester iepresopt an I'M
proving market for bath Cood' and Yarns. hs
Cram market stendy, with u prces for Whonf
aud Flour. Tobacco IN request about 2ao bids
aod nj fem rates.
Rec On bond) iGs Cd n iss Gl-Fiour I'm
bondl l. 20 oil do duty paid) 10 ais. In
Inn Corn, 3bs. 3ls ToLeeeo, Virginin lrnf,
2sd 5d stcnmed 5ld 5id Ken,ucky ieaf2.a
Il 5id steamed ID sd. Flour, els. 2,d per bar
rel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19
by FAETCasl1ss * TnYEt,
,I'I,IS MS.

rrror 81 per annnnin, pnyatlc IN advance NJ snh
,,a vii he received fnr los than sS fpan,,.
eaaes vii b. l,-rsatthued tbnt 1t the dt.ctrt,on Al
~ >. hof. uati all tersVases are pail
wv tiYEt ftSE SfS will - tis,e,cI ,t 50 cant,
~ .re le.s1 TIC ifst ton, aud u > cents G,r each
,,,Il lcr Iins fran dist must he p,,d fur ,,e
ann, tpn a. tie pa, assumed by .one
,e.,on-ihe aerson IN ivnrhhutc.
ian Ieltrrs nj ire.sr T. t' e ltor. be pos. paid
=, they Wi not hs ,ttendri to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19
MR. DURANr's BALLOON ASCENT.

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

The late English papers have shown an unanti.
'ipatcd interest IN the t,PsToLARY LfFERATuRE of
our county and the efforts III this department, OF
ono Of our most distinguished politicians and " mil
llary chcllalns." ln proof of lhls have only to
state the fact that Noj0' Doent"g'i letters IN
the process Of republication IN some Of the London
Journals. Certainly the Major must be ranked as
public Lenefactor. t.dtjany may Adve1ttser.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

e.
Thus rs Nth mortals as 1t IS il" llics,
fof eve. hankeri = aI,e- ica~ures cup.
Thoasn 80 with ali his Ieglons, I've at hand,
h,,.t the Il anght ct - .rc: c,n't withstand
But in goes every nose--they mas, rW sup.
Md are the Passions, as a colt Untamcd
When Pruasncc nouns thaIr backs 20 ride then
They aqg, they snori, they foam, they rise imda.
Insisting on thcir own sole will so wild
ia sba! my ba1zing FREUD taou art not dead
TINS iats, - k.ad, ave act YET n'pPed thY
I'll. cad,
Nv heavens, mevesi tl,su c,, AMI nov It's brother
hoI Kicking, II again, th1u newest another
And new thy little d.naken eyes uncosa;
And nov lhon f.eest for tn lltjle nose,
Aai faing 1t, thau tubbnsl thy two hanls
Mach As 10 say, In gl4d I'm Hrrc sSa'n,
And well ,n,yest tnau lelo,re; 'tii vc'y PLAN,
That near vert thou 10 DoIih 5 uusoc'al iauds.
And now thou rollest on thy barka out,
liapny 10 find myself alive, no doubt--
NoS turnss on the table mak'nI rings;
Vow ciawlms forming wet track,
No,y sinking the rich l,q ior from Thy back
Now ,tn.iing IA Try h I'D nv strength to hnl
a "A po.,ng ual thy small long legs behind,
And noa thy pla.n'r, do,t thou htskIy ply
P.cparing now 70 Leave me -llrcwcd, H.
Go ,in Thy brothers o. von sunny board,
aud rapture To thy family "dor-
There VII lhon meet a m stress, or wife,
That ssss the' d unk. drop sens"css in tho steam
Nao gaze perhaps the understanding scream
And now SITS groanng for thy precious life.
", 20, anli carry comfort to thy friends,
And wisely tell them thy lmprudtncc ends.
.fb1ns md sugar for he future charm;
These vii deIshf. aud feed, AMI work no harm
Whist Pdneh, the trimming merry imp vi sin,
1avttes III na@ary wani,rcr 10 kiss,
Sn=I,s in his face Is 10 %. n- ut i'm Hiss,
Tim, like nn alligator drass him in p adn-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

Tho London Court journal boasts that tia hast
cookery, best continental wine, fish, game. and in
deed every sort Of eomsstibie, are found ia Lon
don. Talleyrand, the most accomplished .sc.lcr
of modern times, freely admits that he never be-
held Ffecch Cookery IN perfection until he visited
Londonip
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19
MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, July s. rhe demand for Cotton
last week was extremely variable, but the aggre.
gate sales proved weighty, 80 $50 bales of all de
.crlp,lou. being taken. The extremely heavy ope
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19
.e,s ef'S-y7- svaszsr
s~S. a. .3,r EEA
S i.s'y.sIs s'e.T :. .t'Esa sis'ss -
-; - : b.. 500 II k,kes
ssf - q SO; - t .-.. ~
~ 4
- 'zi-s- -. sfNs'
ACNNClnI VIEW

F,om Ae fi.,ns,'s Repolr d L 5. Ayt.sAI,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19
TURKEY.

According to the latest accounts from Con stan-
tnople, lbruhim Pacha was continuing his re
uogrado march fom hsia Minor over Mount
Taurus. Some accounts stute that hC seriously III
VIENN4 June Il - 1t is expected that the first nc
counts from Consunnoplo will bring ncws OF the
departure Of the Russian troops and squadron hc-
counts received in London from st Petersburg
confirm this anticipation, aud state that the Rus
sian army would Immediately leave tho Turkish
territory, in consequence of treaty of peace
concluded between tho Sultan and lbralim Pacha.
Il IS also sai5 that all their us less horses had
been ordered to be sold, aud fifteen transports have
been taken up for the use of the Russian CommIsa-
r,a,-This movement Of the Russi'n army is con
irmcd by The fact, ltai those transports have been
insured IN London
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

The German pnPers continue the report OF ae
ual or threatened Disturbances IN different parts %
Germany and Italy, by persons dlsoiccted 10 the
governments. Iathe llitle territory of SAKE Mem
ngcn, several lndis idaals bad bctn arrested ns
members # revolutionary societies md, ~ the do
mnon Of the X ny Of sardinia, scrJ am o cavnl-
nv and a laQyet had boon executed ipon charg /,
Of hgh treason Several arrests If persons mpi.
Gated III political plots have taken place recently IN
the Rondn States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

Accounts from Naples represent the conspiracy
acninq the Iie of the King IaDcy discovered, -
one of cxirno binary ntracliy The plot having
been fortunately detected the four brothers sons OF
the late Gen Rossarol, and cousptator Of The
name of Romano arrested It vas agreed
brlVren the Inter nn1 one of Inc RossaroIs that
zach should Kill the other Romano fell dead.
l.ossnroI was wounded but slill survived. All the
,nsplrators are sud 10 be IA the hands Of justice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-08

ianeons, Mr. Gilnfr upon his feot. snd Nv
X ~ his shnr totally nnsuspcious of sp attack.
aud furthermore, that Mr.. g. took caro- - press
his advantage 40 ilisianiancousy ~ 10 sssk9 hin,
"hilc he was still siitns, and halose he hee Time
Ia rise.-sEvery fact, which xc have tcnrdvis ~
of,aborelion Of this statement Of MIR. Rsesss w e
al supposed at frat, tina, no whits person va.
present a, tins aiiaf ", We understand that iths-
saes been asesita.ied. tfata respectable pers
rom an adlolns spaniy. wan witness nf.ss go
aiy confirms ti.Is sinsemeni Particularly - y fla
Important lset OF she Y.s'en, blow gwen MIR E5tsss,
balera he Ind vt fisen from h,s chairs ufdef
tiese circumstances. sc are contsat 10 leave 10 Iss
pubic oeeide whish 0ae, OF those parties proved
hns,f" deficient ~ re fpi,i sfmanAosdn
When an impsfiipl aopsidofhlion shall has
been gisento the whole hB,oYy u this contrpversv
lie intelligent tribunal 10 .iir, the parties hsve
nppeale will lio enabled 70 5s4de " Here MIR G.
found bis pretext Tor his quarfc NJ, Mr.. Rves
and how lar his conduct ~ tins tfs nsadtop Justly
permits him to snnnt " ms Maaskfnl,scss for Hf
btR46' soluets u consultation. wha4 cha9,es neDeY
gfpss mud cdan1k fake aloag.f .sa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-08
From he Nainc Farmer.
ENGIISu TUR\lPS.

A practice oblaos with many OF eur farmers OF
fencing of IA small piece of land and yarding theif
cattle upon it few weeks, ard then sowing IL 10
English Turns but have rarely known an
ahnrdan, crop as the result of this practice AS
the season has arrived for sowing ms "'','f
would suggest few remarks relative 10 fa'sios
in n cheaper and more productive manner 'hah
the one above mentioned. Select held oil corn
,,hie!t hos .aao b,sAlv MANFRED ana previous 10
your last hoeing SOW your seed, and hoe as usual
Anv further care IS unnecessary till tune OF ha'Ves,
have Obtained better crop in this way thah any
other Twenty, thirty, and even f''y bash''s may
he r,scd from an acre, according to the season ana
the richness of the soil. ana
Much depends on the season, war" UNI
uct one being necessary to the rapid CROWN VI .'s
vegetabIe. The cora in this case as III 'a'' !"
OUGHT to be in every other,) should De noeo 'n,so
times, and care should be taken not to 'eed Q '''
NY. .,,, y hcre present
The difference Of the two mcthois mere 81
.a NAV be stated in few words, and wan DC op'.
;, cxhbit results highly favorable TO the ia.e ~
(ofmor method is attended with con''oefa''' '"0''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-08
TER Ma.

,rrer 81 per annnun, piyabic III advance. No sui
,i,, will hs received f,r a les ums than six months
nAper will b, disc bntihued thu the disrrcn f
~ rI,tor.l until all arrearaEGS are pad.
=" = >DVER flsE NEVIS will bb ia.ertei nj So cent.
f,r iessl the first tme, aud h cents fr ,aeb
,,a,,acr fio.e ;ran a distance be paid for p,e.
s 10 TIER IN ftio. ar the payuont assumed by some
a.s..,..ile lersonlin i.ynchbnrg.
irs addressed 10 the Editors be post paid
q, they viii % he attended IN.
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and expense the latter comparatively none In
the one the liability TO which Il Q furfips are
subject Ia being overrun with weeds, grass, Nc. IS
ten TO one that of tho other Should any LEGAL or
accidental circumstance destroy your crop your
loss OF iLbor &c. by the former process Is eonsid-
efablei 10y the latter none except the seed "a trial
will prove tho correctness of these remarks.
This vegetable for culinary purposes Is greatly
esteemed, and highly nutritious food Tor cattle
sd sheep CAROIUS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-08

Sleen. thou whose battle held was oceans breast,
Whose vast dominions stretch from pole 10 pole J
Inmortal Honor hovcrs round thy rest
Sleep ill old ocean shall no longer roll
It's waves from sea TO sea. tom shore to shore,
And suul,er I'LL thy spifi shall arise,
Where blissful peace doth dwell forever more
And va. loud lhunlcrs cannot shake the SKIES
Thy sword soe,ht not us sheath I'LL we we're 'fec.
Til thou thy couatry's tears proved worthy thce.
H. S. q.
Y,i3lde ',,i;9 ya'a 29ih 1898
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-08
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lOETICAL.
From The United States a.clle.


ON TIE DEATH OF COMMOD ORE
CAMBRIDGE.
T Written mpromptu after Witnessing his funeral
obseqmes
The drums were malllei and reversed he arms
And lowered on ~ staff the banner sheet
Was bound with mournng's badgc--war's loud
alaims
Were hushed, and lightly trod the soldiers feet
The list'ess Garth, who followed to the grave
Tbe Countiys champion the Nav pride;
Tins f,l the gallant, aud thus sink the ''ave
In elory's lap at last, like him who =
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The power receives II hack which gave 'tt'f''i,
tina, Liberty might feel rs Influence her.
Tore where the dauniless Heroes OF the ta'ih
pr,ve death. and danger IN its stormy sphere
&vin live for all msnltin al rs champions 1--we,
rha, meet, in rerlI's hour, their c"'"trys foes
And die as thoa had'st died Aud Fame doth
give
A nations tears 70 h;lI,w thy repose.
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sill roars the surges OF the mighty Sc,
And still the empcs, raees On tuc c -
p,t Oceans voice cannot awaken ,Eec,
Nor call thee back 10 life for whom No weep.
San of the sea- and Hero of the waves,
Where dwells thy sPlrt since /, left ne Ill
Wrh Freedom, Freedom not among the grihes,
Bat where salya,ioo's banners are unf-r'cd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-08

SO that more than two thirds the moisture i' ~,
must be large constituent IN the sec'c''o'' W -.
Is lost IN The process of drying. Donor SUE" eNi
imcnIs, as well common obscrVa''''' ~ .;"..,
s,rate that our farmers do no, provide sulc,eney
of green food 7 We think it would be proh'ao'o 10
raise root crops, such as nIan spA W"!'Ael
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
HARDWAR

In thls line the subscriber bus supply worthy the attention of ALI. As the mssOrimene ie intended to embrace all the articles usually called tor tn that liue, an remuneration in part may give better Idea of the whole; SAWS of every variety. viz MtLh sAwa.
 English and American. Cast aud Oesman
 Steel. of escorted lengths.
 Cr0ssscut Saws. do. do. d0. x,
 Tenant Saws, do. do. Circular SkssS. <, Hand and PanRel Saws, from the royal iga-, proved refined spripg steek a0wn through
 she various gradss fO the common and low N priced., German steel do. Brass and iron back Saws, all sixes, different { qualities. Compass, Webb. and Wood de.
 with frames comflete. <.
 Chiscls. all sfzes of mortice. Firmevs'. and
 turning and socket.
 G0uges. do. Firmers'. turning and carvers Plane Irons. aif fwidths, single and double. Bfoad Axes. Haichets, Augers, AOger- Bitts, A.s.,.. Adzss, lIss bsvils, ,. v Rules. '. 4 Bitt StOcks Gsld Bstts, a complete ass0Flsnent
 at reduced prices. JameS Wood Screws. aButfs, Door .Trimmipgs:@ @ Locks, fulF Fassorl ment of all kinds for doors. chests. trunks, drawers, Be. Flies and Rasps, all shapes. sixes E. qualities. Buckles, Biits and Trimmings generally for
 harness makers, Q! latest fashions and iOw-
 est rates.
 BENCH and MOULDING TOOLS. .selset-
 ed from the stocks of the best makers, Ae
 manufactIrers' prices. ss., Round, square and huop Iron and Cost Steel. Shovels and Tengs, brass and iron AndiFons,i
 Knives snd Forks, Warming Pans, Swivel Frying Pans. and h0usekeeper's articles Of alr sdr:s. HolLow WARE. Coffee Mills of old and new invention. CIrtain Pins, Glass Knobs. Brass and Lac, quersd dq. and Cabinet Makers' Ifimmiags thfo0ehoutf ,s.s,s. Brushes. from a horse brush to tooth brOsls inclusise--as well as the thousand little aSti- ces in the hardware line--many of which the want is of more conseqtience than the worth (which the subscriber has been at much paips. to gather together for the accommodation Of the public. N BUFFALO ROBES and sLET BELLsy in aaiicipation pf the approaching season, LVAitc Lead, ..Spanisk Wkits, 3tc. F!our. Sole and Upper Leather. Glue, Glass, Nails, aud Patty. v AM of which ;s respectfully submitted. !, Litchfeld, Oct. 2 IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
EIGHT DAYs.LATER FRoM ENGLAND.

EH0nt UA 10 bAl EsN E0ONA EsAsN1ntSO@
 By she ship Vicioria, from Liverpool, London pa- pers Augas. 23d, and Liverpool io the 24ih, have heen eseeised..
 We learn verbally through the captain isays the N ,Y. American) that ihe Slave Emsncipaaon bill had passed both housrs ofIhe British Parliament.
 The sirga of Oports had been raised by Marshal BOasaons. He commenced spiking his cannon on t,e 6t,, and the 10th September retreaied oa Val longs.
 H is however vetio he deeidcL who shall be master in PoTsngal, as Beermont it c0njeeiured, would elect jaacsioa wih Maellns, aad yet do battle or Miguel. Ca shs other haHd, viiia3or organising force rapidly, and ihe greaser portion of Higusiece ehraied police had. said. rrsasned to Lishon and sakas service wis Donna slnrias troops. OfDou MiRusi himself, we hear nothing.
 fhe Lssdoa Glaf,e af 2lss, states thai Lord Wm. sRnsseil is nppoiaspd Miasier te Donna alsFis. wh
 ;sere,iaaarv power act deliver his ereentials n = nosl;ne eacy--whoy unlocked laF. hswesers--sf lks ei,y sf Lis6oa agas iaag sadsr shs control ef : m Airsssrias Zei,ssg. ef l2h Sess.. contains sh= h-us es a sreay beiWses Russia eatl Tsrkey. hy wkieh the later. according % the Enkssh pspers. svheece s derive this lset, thFnws kefse nnfeseFv- edv luss sAs aFans of fhe tormar. Ehe oipne says sk;s srenlg as nos conmnsicated e Fsanee eF 9aS- inna anf possiby nst Assria; and the reason n.- sgesd ks this oissos is, Ihai Ccnai Orish ccsceo- . io rneh hnse, as @ vat Tor speeiss sn- rrr-,;nns lEsm the Aulseras, and ef eouEse without hsuns any time fgT censul'aion ~lh ne e'nss Pe"-
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03

sFs. The Globe adds ef the rsaty, thai a r as ias import s known through indirect ehaaaels ol couna. nScason, will give RasSia sueh power Tor- key ns 10 other Power eau approve" e~
 The Globe, which is the oiaeial paper, also aa. nouaces Shat lhe material Poiass ia dspale between Holland and Belgium ssaIled, andoNly miaor maV-- iers Of delaI yei Hnarranged.
 Accounts from Liverpool are to the 25th A1g. hy this chip. The sales of cotton during lhe Week pre. voes had been 900 bags, adva1ce of S8d. on AmsricaN and S.A 0N other descriptions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
JOHN RESELL, Attorney and COunselgor 0t LaD,

NO. z PARK PLACE, NEn-YoRK,. late Pr0ctising member of tks Bar tn FGi.fel6
 c0M1iy, Connecticut, sS4 4$. ~ OMMISS St DYER for the Stafe Df New. NJ York to take depositions, the acknowl-. edgments of deeds, and all insirumentsi under seal to hs used or recorded in the State Of CosSEcTIcUr-is ready Q take deposisions under his general connnission. or the exafni- nation of winesses under any special cons mission directed to him, to bs used in the Courts of C0nnpcticut.
 O. He will also siseSd 10 any business in' the line of his prOfessfon.
 New- York, Oct. I, 1888 l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-03
Esom the Albany Argus, Seps. 27. LATER FROM EUROPE,

Another arrival, that oG the Napoleon, from Liver. pool, brings Lo0doa dates to the 25,h August.
 The Slavery Abolition bill passed the House Of Lords on the nineteenth of August.
 The bill for opening the Eas, India Trade passed the satne body the 22d.
 Tue Bank charter bill has Rlso passed the House of ConmoNss and has been ordered lp a final reading in the House 0f EOrds.
 The aecouq,s freiS Lisbon are to the 18th Aug, aud from Oporto to the l4lh. BourInont has rased the sege of Oporl0 and was marcnR al, the lae, dates towards LishO0. According lo one account, he de., spalched eight days before leaving OlorlO, body of l6,OOO men to Sanarem, under Gen. ClOnet; and that there are now under arms, within ftly miles of L,sboH Mgueiile troops the Humber Of 8. 900 meu "a force which s deeMed sufficient to recover Esb0n from the sNNli force which Du6 Pedro has lhere.- The ru, o these repor,ss however, denied ia oih- are occupied N preparing decree Eor the assembling of the C0ries, which, however, wili take place ui l the Is. of JaN The reports of the capture of Sl. ubcs and LaWus are cuMtradicied.
 Letters Of the 18th Aug. from Basle, annUhee that order is restored, and that business has been resumed Tue tseCal troops iU the town aMOuOttO 900. The ton foreigners and Italy. Concentrations oi the troops of Lomaardy and Pcd.noat on the Swss from IieIs are spoken Ot.
 Advices from Cons,aniinople of the 25,h of July confirm the accounts of lrea,y of alliance, offensive and defensive, between Russia and the Porte.
 Ihe Mdwiage of Donna Maria.-iteport says the projected Hlarr,ags between tue Dake de Nemours & Donna Maria will not take placei the young Queen has openly avowed her preference cf the Duke Eu- gene de Leuchienerg. the brother of her uo.her-n- law. The Duke oi Leuchlenherg has already been a competitor with the Duke de Nemours for the throne of Belgom.
 The Duke Of Leuchtenberg is 10 accompany the DUtchess of Bragansa and the Queen of Portugal to Lisbon, and is the son of Eugene BeRnharnois, aud grandson of the Empress Josei hne. His mother was Bavarinn princess, and is the second wife of Don Pedro. The Empress sails with Donna Maria 10 Lis bon, in Portuguese irigae and it is her invita. ton that the Duke of Leachenberg Is to make one of the party.