The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-10-31
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son, from Havre, we have Paris date.
to September 18th, and London to th,
l7th.
SpATN.- The queens troops, with thu
English auxiliaries, are stated to hav,
been defeated at Bilboa, with loss
from 1900 to 1000 men. Gen. Cordova
according 10 these accounts, which come
from a correspondent OF the Gazette ds
! France at BayonDc, aud are therefore Il
be taken with alIowance,) was prevent.
, ed from succouring the forces at Bilboa,
which the king taking advantage of,
| quilted Estella and marched upon that CT
~. f
The English and The Chris,inos were
Irivsn back upon Bilboa. Espartero com
handed the Christnos. Tne village OF
Alrigeriaga, near Blboa, is mentioned as
The place where the battle was hottest -
1t took place, it is averred, September
/ lth.
Don Carlos, to Aatter the superstition
Of the Aasque provinces has appointed
The " Holy Virgin" Generalissiu,o Of his
troops. This will not serve him, we think
where the monks and converts are being
burnt by the popuiace. Ip a procla,na-
ton of Don Carlos, this hypocrito and ia
nalic deplores he cannot, in presenting
the standard of the Mother God, furnish
the one which was worked by his late
qneen.
The carlisis on the 4lh nj Lomba, under
Tho Drafonder in narson with 1 4 kattul,nns
and 500 cavalry, were beaten by Gen.
Aldamar with the loss OF 400 killed and
100 prisoners.
1t is also stated, in letters Of Sept 18th,
from the lronh'rs, that the Carlist battal-
ions, under Guergue, which had marched
into Catalonia, have fallen back. This
does not look like charging and cutting up
British soldery at Dilbos.
Saragossa and Cordova have also each
formed junla.
Corunna has demanded the expulsion ol
the monks.
Malaga and Grenada have demanded
the constitution Of 1919.
Seven out of ten millions inhabitants OF
Spain have declared for the same.
Frunce. e.-Fieschi ia convalescent and
walks every day in the court Of the Con-
ciergirie. His head is bound round with
black silk, and he wears his hand in a
sling. He 10 TO be Transferred to the
Luxembourg. The Mouiteur du Com
merce states, positively, that Pean did
supply Fieschi with money to purchase
the gun barrels, and that it was at Pc
pins house that Fieschi lived until he
moved to the Boulevard du Temple.
nj. Dictz's new steam carriage lately
made a very successful trip from the
Champs Elysees, opposite the lnvalides ,to
the Place Dauph,ne, Versailles ID, Ain fhoul
and l2 minutes. The engine appears t.
he separate, as it is stated that ii dragged
after it an elegant carriage containing az
persons. 1t beat every carriage on the
road.
The deaths by cholera, at Algiers, te
Sept 2, was 400.
England 1t appears by the London
Morning Chronicle, the accredited organ
of the wings, that king William. lVth is al
last convinced Of the necessity OF going
forward with the popular voice Tor reform
lie does not any longer give much ear to
the conservatives and consequently is or
more harmonious terms with his present
ministry.
DR.. Brinkley. the Bishop Of Cloyne, il
dead. lie was for many years Professor
Of Astronomy in Trinity College.
Persia a.-Nlr. Ellis the British Ambas
sador to Persia, arrived at Constantinople
August 23d.
BY letter from Joseph Bonaparte to
Barry OMeara, the devoted friend oi
Napoleon, we learn that it is the inten-
lion Of Joseph TO return to Europe after
arranging his private affairs in the United
States.
Among the persons promoted to the
French peerage, we see the Duke VfCa'
dose, Cambacere., &c.
Paganni is dead. He left fortune o.
7 millions Of francs.
PARIS, Sept. 18th. D1feat Of D'Abd.
El-Kadar near d. O,,an-The Govermen,
have this day received the following tele'
graphic despatch, dated
".aigiers, Sept. 9Th.
"To Marshal Clausel, Minister oi War
"Abd-Ei-kadar experienced severe
blow near D'Oran Oh the 29th Aug. The
Bey lbraham and Doubres fought brave.
ly. The fire Of our artillery decided their
retreat. The loss Of the enemy is yer,
considerable.
NINE DAYS LATER.
The Cnmnorcial Advorf,ser or Cotuy.