Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-23
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Mercantile Advertiser have received
London dates to the evening Of the 81
March In the House Of Lords on tie
I'd, the Duke Of Newcastle gave notice
that he should move call OF the house,
on the day that might be fixed for
bringing into that house the bill for the
removal Of Catholic disabilities, which
he said he should designate as "a bill for
depressing and ipjuting the King, and
for introducing Popery and arbitrary
power" The debate was very warm. the
Dukes of Wellington and Sussex. and
the Bishops OF Bath and Wells took an
active part Tbs Duke Of Wellington.
said that, "the protestant establishment
would be confirmed in ITS strength, and
secured IN the possession OF is rights
| by con -ession to the Catholics, end that
! the effect oi the course the Government
| was about 60 pursue would put down
and proven. the growth Of popery alto
| gether
Itv III be RENE mbered that the 9th of
! Mar b was the day fixed for bringing 10
the bill into the House of Commons.
Letters from yarna, Of 2sd January,
stated that provisions were plenty at
that place. The blockade otthe Dafda =
miles was very seosibly felt al Constsn
tinople. in the rise Of provisions The
Russian head quarters were 10 be re
moved in March, towards the Danube,
and operations would commence with
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the siege OF Silistria
Madeira was still in an unsettled state,
The Porte would DO nothing contrary
to former declarations, but had sisnifled
10 the Netherlands Ambassador, that he
would recognize and respect the neu
'rality al the Mores, until something de !.
! Unite could be arranged respecting that
| portion Of Greece,
The number Of Members qualified 10
vote at the setting at the Catholic Asso
ciaiion, was, at the time Of lis dissolution
| over $4,000.
Mr. Peel bad been sworn in as mem
Der for Westbury. The London Mar
ktts were excessively dur
An American brig was chased into
Porto Novo, FeFeeifa, on the 2oth Of
FEB. She ran-on shore in haZy wealth
err, and landed large number OF por-
tusue.e refugees
Letters geceireijs Ports mouth from
| ea beard the shannon. and from Teree-
ira, refer to the landing al the refugees
in the James Cooper. on that island;
and mention that Capt Fitzelarence, a
midsbipman. and cne or two men bad
been huFt in a scuffle with the guard on
shore whittier the Pa!fas had been sent
for water The Governor had received
considerable reinforce @ents, which. for
the present would enable him to oppose
efficient resistance 10 any attack from
without.
cruel murder was committed at
Portsmouth, on the night OF Sunday The
Isl ult. A Mr.. Langtree, aged eighty
years. who was cripple, sad bis bouse.
keeper, a woman between so and Go
years of age, on the following morning
were found in the house they occupied,
with their throa,s Get, and their bodies
mangled seue plate which was scat
tered about led to the inference that the
ruffians had been alarmed end fed :,
while searching for rlunder Mr. Lang
tree was a man of eccentric and misery
habits, and lived IN seciusion. The Iiont
window shutters of tIs house were nevo
err suffered 10 be opened.
The Dutch mail received in london
or the morning of the Sd, brought moth
ing Of consequence which has NOT been
anticipated by recent arrivals. Varns,
on the l4th February, was we'll provis.
Toned, s. goods weresold of reasonable
prices Mr. Jaubert continued TO be
treated with distinction by the Porte Oh
the cath January. and his negotiations
with the Refs Efendi were not broken
OFT. The scarcity of provisions at Con
stantinople was ssnsibly felt; and vari-
Gus rumors prevailed as to the course
she Porte weuH adopt in consequence.
Smyrna, Jan, III. NJ s Alacrity
has returned to this port, with q pratt
cal boat, in quest Of which he was sent
out. and which she carried by boarding
ia the Gulf of Volo, from one of her
boats in the night The lieutenant and
several men we're severely wounded:
and the Commander Of the Pirate, and
second Of The party, baye been brought
here in the same state The rest, TO the
number OF about 40 jumped overheard
and made for the rocks"
GIBRALTAR, FEB ia,-"Thrse Austri