Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06
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chester, Lee, DULY ed;) Wm. Byrens,
Qsth;) Vim Thompson, Maxwell, from
Liverpool, (JuIy l6th;) and Edward
Bonatf, from Havre, (July i7th;J all
arrived in the course of yesterday and
last evening. BY these arrivals. the
editors Of the Commercial Advertiser
have received their usual files of Eng
lish and French papers to the latest
dates.
A treaty which has been concluded
between England, France, and Russia,
with a view OF terminating the war be
tween Turkey and Greece, with other
interesting articles OF intelligence, will
be found below. The recent change in
the Ministry will also be found under
the London head.
From The London Courier Of JUN ~.
Ii IS known that the arr arrangements Of
the Ministry, consequent upon the i'll
ness of the Earl of Liverpool, which
were made previously to the reasemb.
ling OF Parliament alter the Easter re
cess, were, IN many respects, only of a
temporary character-temporary as TO
some of the Offices which were held by
certain individuals, but not as to their
permanent connexion with Mr.. eau.
ning's Government. We now find, BY
the following article in the New Times
OF this morning, that every thing is at
length completed, and in the way which
was originally agreed upon when the
Marquis of Lansdowne and his friends
agreed 10 Join the Cabinet 1t will be
seen that these changes do not at all cor.
respond with some statements which
were confidently made by the Times a
few days since:
His Grace the Duke of Portland re-
signs the Office of Privy Seal, but re-
talns his seat in the Cabinet. There
are several precedents for this proceed
ing. 1t will be sufficient to name a re-
cent one; that of Lord Sidmouth.
Lord Carlisle leaves the Woods and
Forests, and succeeds the Duke of
Portland as Lord Privy Seal.
Mr. Sturges Bourne succeeds Lord
Carlisle as first Commissioners of Woods
aud Forests, keeping bis seat i'm the Ca
binet.
The Marquis of L~ansdowne succeeds
Mr.. sturges Bourne as Secretary OF
State for the Home Department.
Viscount Dudley and Ward remains
at the Foreign Office, and consequent
ly.
Mr.. Canning continues First Lord oil
the Treasury and Chancellor of the Ex.
chequer.
MIR. Spring Rice, it is said, will re
place Mr.. Spencer Perceval as n OF
the Under Secretaries of State at the
Home Office.
There will be no immediate change
in the Vice Regal Government of Ire
land. The Marquis of Wellesly. it is
understood, remains at the Castle till
the end Of the year, when, in all proba
biiity, he will be succeeded by the Mar
quis of Anglesea.
Such are the final arrangements of
the Ministry; thus will it be permanent
ly constituted; in strict conformity, as
we have already mentioned, with what
was fully agreed upon in the FIRST in.
stance.
The Courier of the 18th, in COM
menting upon the terms Of the treaty OF
the allied Powers in relation to Greece,
remarks:
'Should the Porte refuse to accept the ar
mistice which is TO be in the first ms ance pro.
posed. or should The Greeks obiecttc il, it is
10 be announced 10 that IN of tha eonfendtno
parties who shall wish 10 continue hostiiiies. or
to both, If necessary, that the allies intend to
use all the means which circumstances ma,
place at Their command, 10 obtain The effect OF
the proposed armgstiee, by preventing, as far
as may be IN their power, all collision between
the beliigerents, without however taxing any
part IN their hostiliiies by siding with or .
gainst the other. Thus it need be, TO employ
an efticient intervention against the Turks and
1reeks, II oUth are obstinststy bent on war
The New Times of the I4th July, re.
marks-We received last night. by ex-
press, the Paris papers of Wednesday,
with the Gazette de France OF Thurs.
days date. From the latter we extract
the following paragraphs, and subjoin
to them a few from the other journals,
Treaty for The Settlement o. G,etes.
In the name OF the most holy and undivided
Trinity
Ills Majesty the King of the United Kingdom
OF Great Britain and Ireland, his Majesty the
King OF France and Navarro, and his Maiest,
the Emperor OF all the Russians, penetrated
with ihe necessity Of putting an end to the san
culinary contest, which, by delivering up the
Greek provinces and the isles OF the A~rchipela
- o. IA thA 4a.-1 - "