Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The packet ship George Canning
arrived at New York, brings Lon
don dates to the Esd July. The Mon.
tame, from Havre, brings French pa
pers to the l7lh.
ENGLAND.
The three persons by whom Lord
Mountsanford came to his death, in q
row near Windsor, were tried at the
Berkshire Assizes, aud found guilty
OF manslaughter. One Of them was
sentenced to transportation for life
and two 10 be imprisoned at hard la
bor for two years
In the House OF Commons on the
10Th, two petitions were presented
from electors Of the county of Clare
setting forth that Mr. O Connel was a
Roman Catholic. and praying that Mr.
Vcrsey Fitzgerald might be returned
as fhe member from IT,! county. The
Speaker stated that the committee of
elections was the proper tribunal for
the petitions 10 come before; and tina,
it would be time enough to consider
them fourteen days after they were
lodged in the Grown office.
Mysterious Intimdtion. The Nor.
ming Herald says: Ii one half the re.
ports which are in circulation (some
of which are of too delicate a nature to
advert toy be correct. the Duke OF
Wellington must have difficulties and
anxieties to contend with, OF a more
ardoous nature than any which our
foreign relations a present.
IRELAND.
The London Courier gives an ac
count of III ARRAY nrar Ballyuamore,
which took place on The. anniversary
OF the battle ofthe Boyne. Ths Nor
ming Herald derides the statement, as
intended to create false alarm, and
SAYS that the most which could result
from the affair would be a conviction OF
two or three persons for a breach OF
the peace.
ftNNtE.
Letters from Toulon state that the
first division of the French troops
composing the garrison of Cadiz. had
received a diferen; destination to what
was originally intended. Instead OF
sailing for Brest. they are to proceed
to Toulop, where It is reported they
are to form part of a long spoken OF
expedition against A'giers.
In the French Chamber OF Deputies
lately. an unu ually tumuituous debate
took place OF the subject of the re or
gsniza,ion of the National Guards of
Paris.
Amidst The 'oudest uproar the ques
ton was put and carried by a large ma
jority.
Voices from the extreme right,)
How. have You theb voted for the re
establishment of the National Guards
of Paris? tGreat Doise.)
NJ. dc la Boulave--Tt is notthe Nat
Guard of Paris, but Of The kingdom?
The President II am going to put
the order Of the day on The second part.
Tbs presidents having afterwards de.
clared that no exiraneous subject should
be Introduced.
M. Petoa exclaimed. This 10 tyran
nicaI.
Voices on the right-Order! order!
M. Peton.-O Order yourselves.
The order Of the day, says the
journal des Dabats, was then put in
the midst of indiscribable tumulf: a
number of members declared that they
would not vote, and The Chamber Of
length separated in great agitation,
which had lasted during two hours.
1t is said. that in the secret commit
tee which followed the public sitting,
Nj Faube de Salvertc read a PROPOSE.
ton to the following effects:
Resolved, that an humble address
be presented to his Majesty. supplica.
ting him TO revoke the ordinances which
pronounced the dishandonmen1 of the
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