Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-10


: the Wigs nigh, have done in the House q
s Peers IN England. and in war undertsker
= against the mIlItary insurrtetlou, that sover
= eignss % the pvopIc and ior the freedom az
" The King, they showed themselves much more
struck with the dsngsrs than with the honor
OF such ~ undertaking. The opposition on
the let' wished t. introduce into the address
10 The King, proposed BY the Duke de Louis.
an Amendment 70 the same effect as the arti-
eies We have resd for the last two or three
months " tue Constitutional and Pilot upon
peace and war
4 The Minister of France (valelo) and IN,
Minister OF Foreign AFairs, took upon them.
! selves all the responsibility ofthe speech ttom
the Crown and both pioiessed openly .tbap
France would acl As france, and tha sh,,
would MT lay down ner arms till order should
be restored 10 Spaln +" The Minister of III
nance observed how important il was 10 VANCE
NJ, only ~ point ostpaer, but us positive.
interest, that the asii-asy ct the Bourbons
should not be shaken at MaGgid
After the speech oil tie Minister of Finsnce
against the amendment, which depicted war az
eplete with dangers TO our dearest interest
which Is net true in any manner "A part ~
the opposition was SO impressed with this. that
they proposed another amend,nent--ihc Cham.
Der rejected the amendment. and adopted tho.
address by a great majority. -
The Duke OF San Lorenzo. received yest<r.
day from the government of the Coftss the or
der to quit Paris immediately with his ega.
ton.
Count Lagarde, our Ambassador, has left
Madrid.
letter from Brest, Of the aist January, fur
nshes tho following details. The courier
brought yesterday orders to lit OUT immediate
~ the Centaurc OF 80 guns. and the Flora fri
gate. We have already in our harbour two
74s, ship Of The line cut down, two friratea
and several coryettes. They were all read, To
sail Orders have been given to re.cslablish
the semaphoresss on the COASTS powder, balls.
and bombs, have been seut to Bayonne |. leyi.s
Of sailors are already ordered here, and viii be
ordered also in all parts Of France
The King has appointed NJ Ravex, Presi--
dent the Chamber Of Deputies for the SEES.
sion. Yesterday morning. the King deipned
to receive General Quese,la, and addressed
him in very ilatsering terms viscount dc Cha.
teaubnand and Count sse Corbere yesierlav.
transacted business With his Majesty after mass.
The King also received the homage Of runner.
Gus persons OF distinction. amongst whom waa
NJ. dc casteibaisc, colonel Of the dragons of
the guards. Ills Majesty said 10 this superior
officer, whose army iurn,s part OF the army
otthc pyrenees--" shall he with you in hearf
not being able to be so otherwise',--s s;re,s
answered NJ. Castclhajar, 1--WE shall conduct sury
selves as II We were under the eyes Of your
Majesty - Quotiienne.
II is reported that the amendment which was
yesterday proposed BY ~. dc Baanle, IN tho
Chamber ofFeeis. and opposed by NJ de vii
lele, expressed wishes for the rnaintsinance =
peace, 1t 10 added, that the debate was clos
cd before all the Peers who wished 10 support
the amendment had spoken, and anongst those
were the P.ince de Tallevrand and the Duke.
da Broglie and dc Ia Rochcfucault. and sever
al other Peers
LIVERPOOL, 18th Feb 1S23.--For the,ast
ten days, the very confident expectation az
War on The continent, has produced verycou-
siderable sensation in this country, and eyeae
fluctuations have taken place in the puol;c
fipds 10 London. together with speculation and
some advance in many articles of produce.--
The operations in both have varied with the-
day ; but we may observe That, however fiuctr.
ating the funds have been, prices Of produce
have not receded from the Improvement which
the iirst report OF war pccssoncd. owing proba-
bly, to an expectation that it was inevitable
and also to the most moderate prices Of almost !.
all articles, and to persdason that 4 decline
OF moment, IN any event, need not be much
dreaded.
Naval Stores became much inquired for
Hemp advanced from S43 per ton, At which Il
had been dropping, 10 as has been pad for
clean st. Petersburg. Saltpe'er sold here bv
auction brIskiy At 25s per cwt. and To day il
is qnotedifom London at ALa. some weeks AFRO
the price was sbocl 27s CoroIina Taf has sold
al I3s. per Dbl but this is a very triang sd
vance. Turpen,ine is wanted. and would brlng
lbs l5s. per cwt.