Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
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SiltStTia, bit ss viii be seen, their immediate
results are not yet certainly ascertainsd. The
Emperor wGs to leave Warsaw On the I'd OF
June.
The papers are chiefly filled with parlisnen.
tary proceedings and domestic intelligence and
discussions. The Standard asserts tia, Lord
z Fyuhurst and Mr.. Peel are about to retire frem
the Ministry. The Earl Of Rossleyni is said to
have been appointed 10 the Privy Seal, but we
observe TO official annunciation Of this. Sever,
al pronotions, IL vill be seen, have taken place
among the gentlemen sf the law. A vacancy
bss occurred on the Episcopsi bench, by the
death of DR.. Lloyd, b shop Of Oxford, and for
mstly tutor 10 Mr.. Peel. Eord Wharncliffs
, Din 10 amend the Cams Lsws was lost, in the
House OF Lords, or the LIST, by : majority Of
two. On the same evening, a long debate
took place, in the other iIeuse, on Sir James
nscintosh's motion for papers on the relations
of Great R-itain and Portugal Mr. Peel piedg
ed himself tina, al papers relating to affairs be.
tween the two countries, with but & single eV
aCeption, should be laid before he nDuse. lord
Pslmsrsson attacked the pAcsss policy Of the
government with much warulh, and was l7ad.
iy cherred On the I'd, the Marques OF Bland
sora brought up the question of Parliamentary
Reform. with view 20 Get I'D a. tue Sfoail DO
coughs, lest they shsuld he brought up ty 10
Ran Catholics. His motion was ucgatived by
8 vote OF 1S5 to ~. In the House al Lords, On
the 9Th, tie bill TO provide los the supply of
bodies Tor dissection, WIS lest The Duke Of
Wellington declared himself in favor OF me
bill. but costent tina, il should 90 over to the
next session. The Archbishop ct Canter
bury thought the complsis,s Of tie surgeons
well founded, bat objected 30 the mode oil pro-
Evlding subjects contemplated by the bill Lord
FTenderden objected 10 the measure, as level.
~ed against the poor and the frirudless.
Mr.. O'Conneii, we observe. in The beginning
.'of the month. entered Dublin in triumph, at
&ended ~ uaoussadE
LoHpoy, June Z.
His Msjesly continues IN excellent beaith.
He iss'ii IN towa, and has select parties to din.
nsr every dav.
lord ChiefJustiee Beat was in Friday nights
Gazette elevated to the peerage, as Baron
Wynford eagle, Dorsetshire.
Mr.. SugdeH has been appointed Solicitor
#Senerai The Learned Gentleman on Monday
had along Conference with the Lord Chanceilsr
~ his private room, after which he received tbs
Congratulations ofths Bar.
CHER Justice Best besides bis judicial pen.
saion 10 to receive, it is said, A,o0Cl. a year as
Deputy Speaker Of the house Of Lords.
We ere sorry to announce the death of the
K'cht Reverend Father ia Gsd the Bishos of
oxford. which took place on Saturday week.
DIR. Lloyd was successor to bishop Legge
Lieut. Geaeral Sir J Sidncy Beokwith X c.
u IS 70 succeed Lieutenant General Sir 7.
Bradford. a tins Presidency ofJqnbay.
LORD Edward Somerset succeeds Sir William
Cinten'as Lieutenant General OF the Ordinance.
Colonsl Trench succeeds Mr. Singleton a,
"Storekceper of tina Ordnance.
MT George Bankes, it - said, has returned
70 MS place OF one OF the Clerks of the Beard OF
control. which he resigned during the discus
SION on the Catholic Question, and is to hspa
all the support which the Government can give
nm IN Cambridge. So had Mr.. Psel at Ok.
ford,
LONDON, June s
We are Informed that the wtasers Of spjpl
Eel . have at length expressed a Willingness to
.re'urn TO their work a, the price; offered by the
Manufacturer Many of Them took OFT work
tNestsrdsys and ethers are expected imneSia'e.
ny to do so.
The Gazette de France, on the authority Of
The Nurensurgb Courier Of Peace and War,
fetStes, that letters have been received from Vi
enna with intelligence that, after = horrible
.carnages Vafna has been rstaken by The Turks.
'-he repegtis, ss yet, but vague and doubtful
The Great Seal is immediately to pass islo
new hands. Whether voluntarily or otherwise
LORD LYndburst must retire forthwith, MIR.
Ieei VIII retire aiao, bur, perhaps, not so soon.
who IS to saecesd Lord Lynburs: We are unable
10 SAT; Nr. ~BreUgham, we suppose, in ournpIi.
msnt 10 the King and the tory party. AIR
Feels removal will make roam ter some ether
Wing, Earl Grey Perhaps or perhaps some
Major General. fSfandard.
NEWS FROM THE THEATRE o. WAR,
WARSAW. May 26.-The campsigH on the
Danube has commenced with the investment
of the important fortress Of S~ilistrias which has
been executed vita eqssi energy and success.
"Thc head quarters were removed some
Gme ege to C~zeFnowody, Count Diebilsch hav-
ing collected many srsOps tAers, advanced on
the 18th May, al the head Of q ssttsiions, Is
squadrons of cavalry, end sorpe regiments Of
'Cossacks, by way Of Kusgoua towards Sihstria.
Tue great road by way OF Rssserat was sti!l un.
DER water, IN consequence Of the eYrrtcging
of the Danube. and ths troops had difficulties
If all Kinds to overcome in consequence of the
badness ofthe0 reads, bat the idea Of marching
against TIE. shemy caused them to bear all
.fhardships with the greatest zeal.
"au the 9Th Of May, at s O'Clock in the
morning, the cerPs reached the village of At.
raaiui, i've wersts from S~lliatFia. without hav.
!ng E&.i-a ia with the enemy on their march -
Reretne CorsnGader in.chief divided bis corps
ante three ~cslurnns, the rlEat Under Lieutenant
Genersl Battholomey, the Cezue uz&er Naiag
General EGschaewltch, aud the tch uader
Lieut.. 0sncraFK rsssowsky. The first fell in
with. lby enemy, about 5000 strong, whe eccn-
pied eone inuenchmen.s which wera crested
last year, two weTsts from oiistria. A brisk
stack made by a regiment of Cossacks, usder
the eye of tho conmsnder..a chief. Upen q
sasss Of Turkish cavalry pasted upon the
heights. vas the signal Toy a general battle
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