Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-08
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, fO At the date of the
|sH H eion, London, reports were cur
~ ilasttee r of Mr.. Huskisson,
ilf de ston' Mr.. Charles Grant, and
a'e b oceIlor, to resign their seats In
laI T. was stated with confidence
"a .h ~ Mr.. Huskisson at last had
\. ' Resignation, and there appears
' D. some some ground for the opinion,
n'en Llo Ca accepted, that of the other
y % or at least part of them, would
- r. u want of harmony among the
ne .be cabinet probably formed the
: r this ,nV determination, if in fact such
"a been formed.
Il H. the Star, and the Sun of the
.'C Ebst one or more of the gentlemen
%n ,J' had resigned. The Morning
\. II of the 23d, says Lord Palmerston,
y y t tand. denies the truth Of the re-
'1 s to himself. But we believe
20 # mon us to say, that Mr.. Hus-
:. II ttendered his resignation.
ebate referred to relative to the
..ford Acknowledgement bill, it had
'scsed to transfer the elective fran
q that borough to the town of Biz
Mr.. Peel was in favor of giving
ice to the freeholders of the hum
.bssetlaw, in which the distranchis-
II Is situated. This proposition was
bv Mr.. Stanley and others, but it
,.'bv . vote of l46 to 1913. Mr.. Hus-
/ in favor of postponing the decis-
fbe determination of the House of
\ Md be on the transfer Of the fran
enryn to Manchester
m from Bucharest of the goth
Il us stupendious idea of the for
"A are to be employed by Russia in
Z mt conflict with the Turks. In
numbers they greatly exceed any
Fart of that power; and we know
RESPECT to discipline and organiza-
Il IS no comparison between the
Ind the past. The war against
Law be truly said to have advanced
.z'ans whole century in the military
IN all times brave, they now com
|. highest skill and experience with
.acteristick courage. In fact, they
he martial properties of rude and
{ age. e., they can endure ia
5iivation, and hardships, as well as
s, barbarous warriors-and at the
ia rival the best troops in the quail
hitch these are distinguished from
IN. The numerous strength of the
Hhich were assembled at the begin
Lis month on the frontiers of Tur-
sstimated in this article at 100000
"a, when it is considered that these
la troops-in fact, the elite of the
iorce of that colossal empire-a toll
nDtion may be formed of the extent
leans and her chances of success.
& II are so decidedly in her favour,
n combination of the most extraor-
circumstances can defeat the accom-
u of those designs upon the Turkish
Which have descended, as q sort of
d, to every successive Monarch for
seventy or eighty years, and which
Zen, prObaly, reserved for the present
Il tn carry into effect
iLIAN OUTRAGE. Accounts from
DO, state that the Brazilian corvette
! had fallen in with the sch. Amity,
allins, from Boston, off that port, and
4 lcith her cargo. Such a daring
pn neutral vessel, never was COM
h any government; and they must
i dearly for it. Capt. Collins and
BE taken on board the corvette, and,
pse, carried to Monte Video.
above schooner sailed from Boston
R0th Dec. last. The captain had
4 proceed to the River Salado, or
Ryres, !! not blockaded; but by no
1 violate the blockade, after his pa
+ endorsed-and it is presumed that
lei has been taken and destroyed,
i to the understanding between our
Aent and that of Brazil) without being
Pr warned off. We hope to see our
Pent take immediate notice of this
snd seek, at once, for that redress,
Pill be but too long in attainment,
early it may be put in favourable
POST. Palladium.
FILE OF A NAME. The German pa
Pain no intelligence of interest, I'M
that the young Hereditary Prince
y is baptized by the name of i" Fred
eegustus-Albert- ny-Ferdinand-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
neutrality-suspicious." This name
arch burthen of a national anthem.
ne great Frederick Augustus, and
F!delis," will dwell with admirable
the lips of a grateful people.
fd's head should be as long as his
( will be the greatest man of the
|efation. This fashion of numerous
pretty prevalent in the world. All
that are baptised nowadays have
string of names tackled to them,
Y gin must have an Amanda-Juliana-
R-Maria-Regina &c. &c. inflicted
4 4 m early times and simple ages,
terred single names. All or most
Pcuous actors Of the Revolution had
phn' Thomas, George, &c. prefixed
pames and nothing more.l
Ns,o- York Enquirer.