Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
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paekei sli d N,tasm Thompson a. Nsw York,
london papers ot the Rih March and anaFr'F'i
a, Bosom furnishes i,adua papers . the "a a.
and liverpool 20 ,',e 25.h--i,x'rsc,s follow.
Tne rrssel.ee o. lae t+ti,, STAKES taat pr
vate letters from Mlrchesicr, represent al
business va tia5 sg.At manufacturing town 10 oe
completely a, stani. ConncFcrai prospects
wsre m Jss gtnlny, and few or 40 ordrfs OF
any moment AID 1een receive ir1m 8 ;t'ni1 y.
The fact is. lsdls the = iltprl that Germany
and the neignaoAripg countries, are nov ~ m
uf,ctnrtnr Tor themselves, and able not only
10 sinoly their d1mest,c wants, but t. export
Iargelg to foreign markets. The day OF ou'
m .,ioDoly has pissed, and we must be prepar
ed f,r al he soas "A iences.
Fhe prospect of the q iarier's Revenne. as 1t
ap1rolchrdtts close, w4s more cheering WIN
In a geg days 4 considerable Improvement hAa
taken place
The resolution. relative to the Corn Laws
wsre aeair. taken into consideration N Con-.
,pittee Of the whuie house, on the l@h OF
March Some alterations proposed by MUS.
tiers rps3cctiag Ba-ley and OaJs, we're al.ef
some conversation ageeed TO by a mag 'rity OF
~ -.p.melv witt rcspectto barley, the Cal
r,,l,tion !. 10 comn.euee Al price OF 81 and
when The average re j. SIS. AMI nnd-r "a,
t.e duty ,s t. DC -. VIII respect 20 Oats,
!, il 90 commence at 24,. Nsth d9ty ~ = -
be- reduced BY Is 81. WleH the pr g caoies
IA 3Os The resolutions having been agreed
to. nrorress vas reported, and leave obtained
tosl again.
IN decision upon the Catholic Question h7s
created srong sensation 20 Ireland . he
racket" SAWS one letter, ''hns Jlst arrived
no languege csn convey 20 YOU The impression
ID mon IN. rubhc mud BY is con,ents.
al ia val
gloom and horror appeared depleEed 10 every
Sonotenance. on asccrtAnDg the result OF tn
debate on Sir Francis Buraett's motion Meet
iu,ss of the Catholic AssoGia'ious we're held Tor
eeyeral DAYS foiowinl., aad the language vas OF
the most moderate kind
The Glasgow paper. states that the golfers,
belonging 10 twrntv three works, N the VICINITY
ofthst CITY, amounting to about 5t'0 had struck
work for an advance o. wages.
Mr.. Home has brought the subject OF Fleet
street prison before the House OF Commons.
The Traveller saws, ''thls prison Is disgrace
TO the Metropolis; LIS centuary behind the
other prisons Of Englscd, IN every essential
Of room, cleanliness, or accommodation. !
lies in one of The worst, the I'll h'est, and mo"
crowded purlleus Of L,edon, surrounded by Fleet
Market, and drenched by ne mephitc c&hala
tons arising from tainted meat, putrescent ve.
petables bad fish, aud the host OF nuisanccs
collected in that crowded mart. Within the
walls of this dungeon, IT appears, 1--we hundred
prisoners are now confined for debt, and tie
prison is perfect pest house"
Reports are in circulation, that lord Liver
pool has made some indications OF ms wish TO
resign, and that, IN consequence, hlsMAIesty
will probably, at an early period, sgna} his
pleasure regarding the ministerial arrange
.nents.
The papers intimate that the m jorIty OF
Parliament are opposed to the appointment OF
Mr. Canning as he successor OF lord Liverpool,
and that he will not act in his present capacity
under any other PRIMER. import,nt changes
In the u. sh Cabinet wee therefore expected.
The "rravelcr Coach on its way from
Bristol to Gloucester. vas literally blown over
10y a sever gust Divine on the 18th OF March;
AMI although there were several outside pas
sengers, no serious injury occurred
The Edinburgh Observer, states, that on
Friday the 9th OF March, so completely was
the roads blocked up with snow, that only SIX
carriers from the country were 10 the ma X t
il High street, the next morning; andin con-
sequence the prices OF eggs, huutr, and poul-
try were greatly raised. dozen of eggs,
which on the preceding SATURDAY, sols at 3D..
was raised tn Is Cd and an additional I'll was
put on the pound of butter. Among tue me-
EahCnaly accidents hCChaloHcH py lle s'OTlDs IS
theiamentshle death OF couple who resided
near Holytown, They had daughter who had
gone to Wlshaton on Saturday, and becoming
alarmed for her safety, they went out and met
her. The storm increasing. they left her at a
friends ON the road. and nn,enied TO make
home themselves. Il appeared, however. that
they had been overcome within about five hun
dred yards OF a house: for on Sabbath morning
the mans hand being seen. above wreath OIL
snow, led to search, and The unfortunate pair
were found within three yards Of each other.
On Sunday, the ilrh, boy travelling from f.
dnburgh, to Berwick, applied for lodgings at
Cockburnspath, but having no money was retu.
Sed. He was found lif-less corpse on Mon.
day morning. at short distance from the vii,
lsge.
Some further account of the late severe
weather IN Scotland, will be found in the fol-
lowing article copied from the Dumfries Cou
rier
During the dreadful DAYS Of Saturday the 81
and Thursday ,hg 9Th of March in the extensive
tract OF country stretching around Sauquahar
and Leadhllls, the storm ragged with dreadful
violence; one poor fellow, Of the name Of lame,
Br,den, was found dead at Iodholes parish
OF X kconnel, within two hund. ed yards Of hi,
own door With the exception OF the point o
one Of his shoes, the deceased was completed,
Immersed in snow, and his faithful dog wa
found lying under bis right arm TIN, affec
tioua:e animal had suffered dreadfuiiy. bu
weak and almost dying as il was, it cv,nced Al
unwilliugness to be separated from its master
Hoor Dryden has left widow and two children
Another shepherd, 81 the name of David lick
son, servant TO Mr.. Meal. OF UiI,,cle though
missing or Saturday, Was not found I'll tie iol
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