Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-16
.Toretgn.
TEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

BY the ship United States arrived
at New York, Liverpool papers to
the 81. and London to the I'd March
are received. We have received files
Of London papers to The FIRST.
The Paris Constitutional, in 3 par
agrapb, with the sounding title Of 'po'
Iitical news ofhigh importance, states
among other things, that "a treaty of al
lance, offensive & defensive, has been
concluded between Russia and Prussia,
and thai another Power, solicited to
mliniain an armed neutrality with
100 600 men, has ecceded TO that pro
posai,' and adds that there is report
thai the Army of The Moreh, under
the command Of Marshal Mason is to
be raised to $4,000 men THIS news,
however, bears little or no evidence
Of authenticity; il loooks more Ike ran
dom a speculation of a dashing Persian
Journalist, than sober grave fact
With regard to the last assertion, in
particular, il happens unfortunately for
its correctness, mat so FAT from being
reinforced, the French army in the
Morea is on The eve Of Is return home
The other French Journals afford no
food Tor comment.
The Times, in leading article
headed 'S,'shdaions corruption of the
A ut Catholic press asserts thai letters
have been forwarded from the Bruins
wick Club OF Dublin. to all the pro
vinciai clubs in that Kingdom. calling,
IN the most urgent terms, for supplies
of money TO fee the london press
and that the sum of 20G0' was actual.
ly reunited 10 England for that purpose
on Saturday the 7Ih OF February. The
siaiemen. had been deoied by the sc.
cce.ery ofthe Dshliu Brunswick Club,
bat it was reatfirmed by the Times,
and the secretary taxed with equivos
cstion.
The Modern Quiaotte 1T is said
that the Duke OF b unswick has order
ed levy of his subjects, from sixteen
TO fifty, with a view Of wsglng war
Upon Hanover. In relation to this
symptom OF oppugnalon, the Atlas
gives the following On Bit which is
excellent:
HIS Mqjesty's Dilemma The
king, 1t IS SAID, occasionally makes So
we're remarks or the violence Of the OPP
poneRis Of the Catholic bill. He Il
lately reported to have said 10 the duke
of Welling.on--'I suppose, Arthur,
they intend TO send you to the d.,
and me to Hanover; hul what am I to
do there, when the Duke OF Bruins
, wick is bent Upon WARP We are in
dangerous way among them
The bill for the suppression OF Dan
gerous Associations, was read the third
time in the House of Lords on the aAth
Feb. and PASSED 1t passed the House OF
Commons OIL the 9Th
Sir Robert inglis has been returned
to Parliament as a member from Ok
ford, in opposition to the Right Hon
Robert Peel, one of his Msjesty's Sc
cretaries of State. by a majority of 755
to COS This IS in consequence OF the
change in Mr. P's views On lhe subjec,
of Catholic Emancipation. The Morn
ing Herald of March 2, states that Mr..
Peelis TO be returned from the borough
of Wesrbury, in the place Of Sir Manas-
sch Mssseh Lopez, resigned
1t is affirmed that Sir Nicholas CO.
nyngham Tyndal, is to be Attorney Gs.
neral.
France Paris datas TO Feb. a6h,
mention that Capt Peter Dillon, who
discovered some remains of the ship.
wreck OF the unfortunate La Perouse in
the Nanpic olo Islands, hasbeen author.
ised to present the IN to the Minister OF
Marine. BY producing these articles,
Capt ID has proved that he is entitled to
TIE reward promised by the decree of
2sth February, 1891, 10 the navigator,
whether FreDrhnsn or a foreigner,
who should first discover traces of the
shipwreck Of La Perouss. The King,
on the 22d Feb conferred on hiu~ the
dignity of royal order Of the Legion OF
Honor, and by decree of the same
day, comfortable TO the decree Of 1871,
granted bin an indemnity OF 10000
francs for personal services during the
voyage, and an annual pension of 4oO0
francs
Catholic .Association The Liverpocl
Times Of the 81 contains an Address
from the Catholic Association tn the