Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-02
Foreign.
LATE FRou EN1LAND


The manufacturing districts in England stis
suffer severely. Mr 0.CossELL was not ad
mitted 10 his seat in the n ouse Of Commons,
and new writ had issued for Clare. IL wa
decided he could only be admitted 10 his sest
after taking the oath OF supremacy. This
dsclined--saying, vheo sthis request that oatb
vas shown 10 nun, "there is one assertion -
this oath which do not know TO be truF;
there 10 another IN II which believe not 70 D.
true tcannot, therefore take this DATA.
The French Ministfy has been completed
xe doub, whe,her we can say fortiHyed b.
creating VI. de Portales. who was the 0d int /
rim Minister Of Foreign Affairs, the sc1ua' |
Minister l
A NOTION made in the Commons on the 18Th, |
hv Nr. Hume for the consideration Of Oh
Earn laws, vas aegstivsd almost UNANIMOUSLY
twelve emily rising ~ its favor
An anprehensions Of the scarcity OF bread
-atufF. had vanished
TIE French papers contain 81 Ordinance "
the King. by which Count Portales, Keeper
Of the seals. who held he Office Of MlnIsser
for Foreisa Affairs, Gd interim is permanently
nIaced At the hesd Of the latter Department
soa n RoprIean. -Uader Secretary in the D.
,artneo, Of Justice Is raised 10 the em,neni
no., Of E-ener 0f the Seals, or Lord Chancsl
io- IL France The refusal OF the Duke o.
Law. uontmorency to Join tie Administration,
b..compeIied it 10 look within itself for
s,,bstitutr. rathe- than make any concession -
either rarty in the Chamber. 1t remains 70 be
seen whether it VIII have acquired any strength
bv the measure OF merely POSTPONED the re
a,tutian Of h. 4 tic l y - Courier l7h.
From The liverpool Chronicle, Nag %.
We arr sorry 20 say that accounts from va
rious parts Of the county state the eoa,inuance
or he depression under which the trsde OF
the manufacturing districts has for so long =
neriod Ishored In that part OF sncashne and
Yorkshire where the People mainly depend on
che loom. the suffering IS more Distressing
thu, AZ any former period In 1sBcb ester and
the larger towns, the distress 10 aggravated
BY he turn out Of the spianers and 81 X wess
ers: but ia the districts to shich We more par.
kicuiarly al,ude, life is barely sustained and
that, too. % a pittsnce when VIII eveHtuaih
produce dangerous diseases. We confess "
see no cause TO expect change in the condi
ton Of our unfortunate countFVmea. Fhey are
net suffering from any sudden OF any unfore
seen calamity; they are not the victims Of any
nsnrc which suspeods FOR tine cotDmerc;s
activity ha, the effects 1T which easily o.
vercome they are suffering "a comwioo wnh
the whole nation; no local or temporary cause
depresses them 10 the earth; they par;ske o.
TIE difFi.ultes which sffee all the trading IN.
terests; hey FEE them hrsts and ,heir effects
of the co.ntry fee,. deeply. Appalling as the
evidence of he distress has become, II has not
produced arv Effect on the GovernmeDt-they
have M. svioc-d srv sympathy with the wants
Of ,he People, but are occupied sd tedious dis
cussions uuimpor' ant ~ the general welfare,
whilst the industrious artisans are perish'ng.
N aooesrs now certain that Parliament will
separate without inquirirg Iofo the condition
of the country, or Into the cause OF the dis
trees VITA, tbs consequence ct this 'afstua'
tion nav be we know not The People, m this
presence of an Overpowering military tdpce.
cannot commit acts Of violence; bat ihey will
not stsFve in peace
GAn sxpedltion against slgieTsis again spo.
ken Of The name of Admiral de kigny is
Sroaght forward as commander OF the as7sl
force"
From The yNesssngsr des Cham5res q TussdGy
ApAsrs Nay IS -Accounts from T,rce'ra
say thar the garrison oFTestislsnd rs Composed
of 3, 500 aea, and that pert. CT trspqsihy pre-
xsils there. No fears are entertained ~ an ST
tack by Don Miguel, and the foT'Ihcss'ons are
in til best state Of defence. Amecchsst sup
had arrived from Portugal. with several Portu'
guese smigrsnts, among whom were some ma
val officer. Fhe Jun,a is engaged IN htiiRg
out vessel"
Prom the Gazette ne France Wednesday, May 20
"IAttsFs from the frontiers Of Aoidsgia, of
tbe I'd of Nav, cont ain the following pArticn
lars: We learn, by letters from Jsssy, that
Count Diehi,sch, the General in Chief IS Sc
riously III, but that notwtA Standing, the ope
ration Of the srRIy The command Of 1hch has
been gwen to another General, whose name is
not me atioaed. ars not psra'szed by this event
There Is also report t.at nsw levy o. re
cruits Ill re ordered m the Russian EmpIre,
IN proportion of eight men 10 500 souls. which
will incresse The army ia the field to 100000
meR.
s'Leoe . sscm Rome Of the 7,h Of May, men
tion the srrivs 10 that city OF Mr. Gordon, who
immediatet. proceeded on bis journey to Ma
pies, 10 embark FOR ConstantinoPie"
NEWS FROM THE THEATRE OF WAR.
BksLIs, MAY i5.-Tbe St. Petersburg Ga. |
zette gives the following account, dated April !
"a:
''0n the ilth ApHi. three aetschmen,s Of
Turks crossed to the left bank of the Danube, |
into Lutte Wallachia, at the villages of Zigsu- |
let and De>ss, and into the 9ihsge OF B&sa At |
the first tao .PoIaJs they were repglsed with
out any toss our side. At Desss, in sharp |
skIt nsh With the Cossaoks. the Turks had Is
men killed and wounded, and three Cossacks
we're killed
"Ihe attack Of the enemy upon the village
~ h4sta GaoFe seriouS. about 500 men who
crossed from the Turkish side in sixteen boa,s
landed, asd marched direct 20 Basta- Lieut.. |
PsSiowskl WHO vas stationed there with
Company of muske seers, formed his $50 men
into small square, sd anced to meet the enc |