Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

NRw YORK. MAY 2I.-By the ship Uni
ted States, from Liverpool, we have
our regular files from London to the cad
uIt which furnishes Paris extracts of the
18th, afording the gratifying informa-
ton, that, in the House of Peers Of
France, the notifications made to the
law on the press were SO radical, as to
induce the Kings Cabinet to withdraw
it altogether. This is glorious triumph
/ OF liberal opiDions-the more glorious,
as achieved BY body which, from its
composition, might generally be deem
ed adverse to the assertion Of such
principles Peers. lit is the second
time, however, that this House has in
terposed in favor OF popular rights, af-
ter the House Of Deputies had consent.
ed to thei, sacrifice. The first was on
the law of primogeniture, which the
popular branch passed, and tire mobiles
ejected-now, again, the freedom Of
discussion is due 10 the same interpo.
sitian.
Mr. Canning has not yet been able to
remodle the Administration Of Great
Britain. The only positive appointments
are those of Sir J. Copley as Lord
Chancellor; the Duke of Clarence as
Lord High Admiral, and the Marquis Of
Anglesea as Master of Ordinance
The other stations, though rumor has
filled them, are vacant The Marquis
of Lansdowne, who is of great weight
" it'll the WING interest, will, there 10
reason to believe, be brought into the
Cabinet. The Duke of Cambridge will
probably be COMMANDMENT Chief The
Marquis of Angssea is said to have
heen appointed to the Ordnance. Mr.
Planta. one Of the under Secretaries of
State, had been made Secretary to the
Lords of the Treasury, in the place, We
believe, of Mr.. Lushington.
As Mr.. Canning is the great luninary
IN the ascenC.nt, so Mr. Peel seems 10
be treated as the brightstar among those
who have recently passed away--ac-
cordingly, in the Court Circular Of the
Goth, tits announced in two consecutive
paragraphs, that
The Earl of Carlisle, Sir John Cop
ley, Mr.. Robinson, Mr.. Huskinson, Wis.
count Palmerston, Mr.. Croker, Vis-
count Granville, Earl Mountchallis, Lord
Sestord, and Mr.. Herries, visited Mr..
Canning yesterday.
The Duke of Rutland, the Marquis
[of Londonderry, Earl Bathurst, and
numbers Of the Nobility and Gentry,
visited NJ. Peel yesterday.
| Tho pays of III fatal d;snarcso,. from
before Athens, of the Inidel Forces,
and of the complete repossession of that
place by the Greeks, win be read with
interest
OF Spain and Portugal, the relative
attitudes are still uncertain and mena-
cling. The triumph Of Mr.. Canning in
England, will not be without its effect
in restraining the madness of Spanish
ultraism.
| From London Papers.
Change Of Ministers. Sir John Cop
ley, Master OF the Rolls, has accepted
the Seals as Lord Chancellor.
The Marquis of Anglesea has accept
ed the Master Generalship of the Ord
nance, and dispatches had been sent TO
the Duke of Cambridge renewing the
offer of the office of Commander-in-
Chief. In the event of his acceptanc.,
it is expected that the Duke of Sussex
will succeed him in the government OF
the Kingdom of Hanover.
The following designations are under
stood to have taken place: Sir Charles
Wetherell, Attorney General; the Right
Hon. j. Beckett, Judge Advocate; the
Earl OF SALISBURY, Chairman of the
Committees of the House Of Lords;
and the Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot,
Chief Commissioner of Woods and For.
ests; Lord pownes, Surveyor General;
sir Henry Hardinge, Cle,k of the Ord
nance; Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Secre'
AIRY to he Master General; and the
Right Hon. Thomas Wallace. Master ot
the Mint