Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1822-10-24
Foreign n ews.
From the Federal Gazette, Oct. Is

FROM we FcQeFut OaEeLte, OCt. 10.
The regular packet ship James Crop.
per, arrived at New York on Sunday last !
bringing to our respective and attentive
correspondents of that city, London papers
to the evening of the l4th, Lloyd's Lists to
the 18th, and Liverpool papers to the 10Th
ultmo inclusive
= As we justly anticipated few DAYS
snce, in commenting on whom the choice
would fall in the appointment ola success
sor to Lord Castlereagh, the London
Courier ofthe evening OF the 14th asserts.
that the, new arrangements of the Cabi-
net are completed, and that Mr.. Canning
has accepted the seals ofthc foreign Office,
in the place ofthe late Marquis OF LondorS
derry. 1t is further added, that priyy
council wou.e be held on the 18th, for tie
purpose ofswearing him into Office.
Letters from Liverpool of late date
state that by the present regulations of
trade IN Great Britain, Consular Cerifi-
eaaes on the Shipment OF, Cotton from the
United Syses are not required.
The Traveller of the 18th states that &C.
counts from Hull, conveyed the distress.
ny 5ntor NATION from the Greenland Wnaie
F'hery, stating thai seven ships had been
tolai'y lost; fourteen remained on the ice.
not expected to be got out, and eleven
were missing. The fish caught aver ged
100 tons; the last years average 10000
tons.
The Ipswich mail bad been robbed of
large amount. A person inside the coach
mad the care of property from four differ.
ent Banks, to the amount of 40,0OOi and
having been obliged to leave the coach for
one minute the bag was stolcn.
, FROM SPAIN.
Ehe accounts are satislactory--theya arc
down to the 2oth Of August, by which it
appears that the extraordinary Cortes
were convoked for the 18th September.
Ibe King signed the decree on the 25th
Tor ITS assemblage, but not without consid
cradle difficulty and not until the ministers
had addressed him on the subject, and
begged him to yield to their entreaties.
The Queens principal physicians held
consultation on the Goth, the result Of
Which gives bat little hopes of her iecov
cry
Inc capital was tranquil, and the new
Ministry popular. Nina was at Saragos
VISA on the ed, waiting for the detachmcnts
'at were On their march to enter G talo
ma. The band at Ronda, the numbers of
winch had been exaggerated, was almost
t''Flrely sdestroyed-Thc news from
hrragonand Ampuradun was DESTROYED
Ehe Kings Guard, consisting of about
~ Individuals, chiefly composed of No
Dies, and who did duty in the apartments
OF the Royal Family was drawn out by
taeir commander on the morning of the
@9tn and sixty four ordered to quit the
ranks, and present themselves 10 their
passports to repair to the place which
would be signified to them, and where
'ney might settle or retire from the ser
vice.
The minister Of Marine had given or
aers to fit out several ships of war to cruize
rom the Straits of Gibralter to Cape de
Cruz, on one side and on the other from
cape Finistre to the Passages.
1t was reported at Frankfort, Sept 8,
tnat part of the Austrian troops in Italy,
nave marched through France, towards
s9palnl ito relieve the SANITARY Gordon.
4hls report caused fall in stocks atBrus-
SELLS"
Literal Principlcs.-The following
article from the London Sun, of the 9th
september, Journal avowedly hostile to
.ne cause OF reform in England, shows
'llat the diffusion of liberal principles is