Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-28
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IL the House Of Commons on the 9Th Mr..
Stanley postponed his motion respecting the
protestant Church OF Canada to next session
In the House of Lords, Lord Matmesbury
moved for copies of correspondence with the
Court of b rim IN the subject OF the price and
growth OF foreign corn.
The announcement OF MIR. Canning in the
House OF Commcns on the 9th, that no extra
ordinary financial measure would ne resortfd
TO, caused a rise in the iundS The closing
price OF consols was 3d.
LONDON, Evening" May
Gin . o'cioek-The Statement Of the Chm.
cellsr of the exchequer last night as to the I'M
ances-the junction of several members OF
great influence IN the Cause Of the Minister,
had an extraordinary effect on the Funds thus
moruing. Consols which left Oft last night at
81 Ia opened in state of extreme huciua'
ton, at 50 / 2 to 80 3.4; since then the market
has became settled. and progressive rise to
81 l 3 has taken place. Hxchequer Bills and
lnds Bonds are a shade higher
In the House OF Lords May 9Th, the Bishop
of Chester presented petition from the inhab-
.itants of Chester. against any further conces
sons to the Roman Catholics. The Duke OF
Sussex presented one from the Roman Ca'ho'
lies Of Connaught, in favor OF the Catholic ques'
ton.
The Marq lis Of Londonderry. in moving for
some returns Of the salaries and appointments
connected with the foreign departments at
home and abroad, spoke at great length. He
inveighed in strong terms against the present
ministry, but more particularly against the IN
dyi1ual at the head oft.
Corn LazUs.-Viscount Goderich named Fri.
day the l74h, for the reading of he Corn Laws
Bill, aud their Lord,hips were ordered to be
summoned.
Criminal Ea7cs Consolidation BIZ. Mr.. Peel
postponed the further consideration of the four
bills on the Criminal Laws to Monday the 2lst
of May. lie would with the greatest pleasure
contnue bis exertIo0s for the amendment OF
the Criminal Code, and the CONSOLIDATION OF
these laws. If such were the pleasure Of the
house and so tar as depended on himself, the
proceedings he adopted should be Continued
precisely as If he were still secretary for the
home department.
In the House of Commons, the presentation
of some petitions on the Catholic question was
followed BY short discussion. Lord Hotham,
Lord Arhrope. and Lord Nugent stated sue.
cess,vely their sentiments in supporting the
new Administration. MIR. Maberly also recap.
ituLated his well known opinions in questions
connected with finances, and hoped that in a
mother session the Right Honorable Gentleman
would grant committee to inquire into the
financial state of the country Canning
announced that he expected to be able to
bring forward the budget before the White sun
Hohddys. and minated that the financial plans
ofthe Government for the present year, would
embrace no extraordinary measure. In the en-,
SUING session finance committee would be pro
posed to take into its Iteration the whole
state of our revenue. Lord Milton stated that
what had fallen from the head of his Maesty's
Government this night, and from his noble
friend, (Lord Althrop,) in respect to that gov.
ernment, was so satisfactory in the one case,
and so entirely expressed all that he felt in the
other, that it was unnecessary tor him to add
one word more, to express his own perfect
confidence in the Administration of the Right
Honorable Gentleman.
The London papers say there has been a ru-
mour rather strongly circulated, that Lord Mel.
vile has been offered by his Majesty the Lord
Lieutenancy of Ireland Mr.. Tierney's name is
put down for Master Of the Mint; and it is
thought beyond doubt. that the Marquis OF
Lansdown wall take office before the end of
June. We have various reports as to who IS to
come into office at the termination OF the ses.
sion, bat these are too vague for repetition
The Free Press says, il is now certain that
the Marquis of Lansdown takes office, along
with Mr.. TieFney and James MTntosh, in the
course, or at the end of the present session.
Paris paper of May 4th says-It is now
generally understood that the French ministers
are busily occupied in arranging plan tos the
Reorganization Of the National Guards, and that
the only difficulty ofimportance is the appoint.
ment OF the officers. 1t is required that all the
officers should be Of the old school, but as it is
well known that such an arrangement would
excite considerable disgust, ministers have not
at this moment the hardihood TO make it.
An article from Leghorn OF April 26th, says
s'News reached this place few days ago, that
the Bsshaw OF Iripoli had declared war against
Tuscany, on the 28lh Msrch--and since then
We learn that il was owing to the appointment
of new Consul without the qualification GUS
tomary on such occasIons-but we believe The
mater win be speedily settled this govern.
ment have already shipped four thousand
crowns on board Sandman vessel. which on
ly waits fair wind 10 proceed to Tripoh. A
considerable sensation has been produced IN
this place, in consequence of demand from
the Bey OF AigIera claiming 1870 600 crowns,
(40OO0Ij from this government for claims
which he puts forth against the Bacris Of this
place This is the most wealthy Jewish family
in Italy, OF Algerine original, but resident s..
bout 20 years at LEGION. Sequesters bad
been laid on their property some time ago by
the Aigerine Consul, at the instance of the Dey,
but then by the Courts of this Country were
removed and the Dey condemned to ay expen
ses. On the present occasion he renews his
demand and has given twelve DAYS for consider
alton, and # longer delayed, war viii be the
result. The Government however, will not
give up family long natura.ized in this coun.
try, be the consequence what it may.
Liverpool, May l0-Cotton remains station.
sTy except lower qualities of Boweds IN which