Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-21
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From ths N Z. journal Of Commerce, .Hly Is.
VERY LATE FRoMENGLAND.

erpool to the l7th, both inclusive.
THE VIcToRr woS.--On the Ath Of April, the
bill for the emancipation Of the Catholics was
read second time in the House OF Lords
AYES 2l7--Noes, iiS.--dd not vote, 65. On
the 10th Il was ordered 70 its third reading
contents, 213--non.contents l09--nsjority in
favor Of the bill ONE KuSPRED ASD -FOUR. II
was then read third time and passed. amidst
gFea, cheering. The Forty Shilling Freehold
ers Bill was also read a third time and passed,
without single observation. Both received
the ROYAL Assent on the 18th, and are now iaJrs
Of tie realm, haging gone into operation April
Esd, at which lime the following Peers, who
are Roman Catholics, were entitled 10 take
their seats in the House 81 Lords.--the Duke OF
Norfolk, the Earl Of Shrewsbury, Lords De
Clifford, Arundel, Dormer, Stafford, and Porte.
REvESUE.-There was deficiency IN
the quarters revsnns ending Aprli 5ths TO the
amount Of S46,eld which IS attributed by the
Glssg0G Free Press To 'sihe Withdrawal OF the
small notes from circulation ~ Engs0d, which,
by enhancing she value OF money. aud essen,ng
that - goods, has produced mIcl OF the pre-
sent temporary stagnai'sn IN business
IsSsrER no CONFERENCE.-The Right
Ern. x bert Gordon sbrother TO the Earl OF
Aberitea) has been appointed Ambassador
Extraordinary and Minister Pleupotent,afy to
the Sublime Ottoman PORTE; and 1t 10 thence
inferred by some, that Great Britain is about
20 lake an active part 10 The affairs Of the East.
Several Of he papers seen strongly TO favor
such measure. sVse have sefFalned too long
saws one, from setting bounds to the ambition
Of Russia ie that Guas'er, and have thereby
most extensively Injured our political end COM
merciai Interests IA the Mediterranean. Still.
however, we have only to raise our right arm
aud Russia will instantly understand the sign
and REGAL her bordes within the Pruth & Dan.
abe "A correspondent of the liverpool Cou
rieP, who writes from London On the evening
OF April i5h. says, "fhe report gains ground
that England intends to oppose some decisive
measures TO the ambitious designs Of Russia.
IN consequence OF sone recent information and
the Ca'inet council summoned fop this after
noon was supposed, in the city, TO ,clate to
the subiect
Gen Pedraza late President Eject Of Mex;
CO, arrived at Liverpool on he i0ta April. in
the English Facke. from Vera Cruz
The freedom Of the city of London was nre
sented to Mr.. Peel on the BIB. AMID the ap
pauses OF thousands.
Letters from Rome stste that Sir Humphrey
Dsvy was sliIl living, and in fair way to re-
cover.
Says the london Courier cf April 18th. Par
lament VIII adjourn to morrow for Easter Hol-
days We continue Of opinioe that the Session
VIII not be prolonged one
SILx fRApE-~Mr. Fvierfs moticn. in The
Honss al Commons, for Select Committee te
inouIe into the state oe the silk Grade. was
negatissd April 18Th, by a majority oils. On
The samc day AFR. Fitzgerald resolutions were
agreed to in Com mice, which reduce The duty
on foreign thrown silk nv taking of Is Sd from
Pedmontese orgaGzine, Is from tram, ard Cd.
from single,
SrEPHEEsou.--The news Of Stephensop's
arrival 10 this country had reached England.
Says the Sun, INV that Rnvl Steptlenscn
retreat has beea ssceftAL}ed, it will be presum
ed that no time will be los, in bringing him 60
justice" The Courier, after stating tprobably
on The strength OF what had been published in
his country that he had not more than 2GOOi.
10 soverelgns and bank notes when he left Eng.
iland, adds SHOULD Stephenson be able foyaake
an Arrangement with Parklns. and with those
persons ~ho haze been sent out with accredit. |
cd documents. MS friends entertain no doubt of
bis return On the 18th April, his paintings.
principally theatrical portraits, we're sold ior
nearly one thousand guiness, although many of
shem vert off "miserably cheap, at even lees
than the value OF the frames s"
PRANcE.-rhe French Ministry on the eth
OF February submitted 10 the Chambers two
projects at Law tor the organization Of the adj |
minslrshons OF the communes and departments
bly, ABR gcd, ao6 species of Parliament CIV. |
en- to each province, over which the Govern |
1neni could have little or no influence Sever |
al alterations IN the bills, making TEEN still |
more democra;icai were proposed in the com |
Dittee, and nnJected to by Ministers, hut both
have been withdrawn, IN consequence of a ROY, /
al edict to tina. effect IN he Gazetie de France
OF Friday last The following is an extract of |
letter from Paris, dated the 9th iast.--'Fhe !
situnss OF yesterday prt scented a spectacle uni !
cue IN the history OF representatives. govern |
ments. There WAS pronounced a majority for |
the King, IN spite of the efforts ofthe Ministry.
Yesterday wac memorable day; the Monar
chy escaped great danger. The right side Of
the House mustered all their force,--and the
King did not suffer any attemp. on his nrerog-
aIlVo, and hS rights are preserved, and the Mn /
atsters tor concession have been confounded
iHe gLRrHoUAKs SPArN.--A lettep from I
Maund OF tue 30th March, gives the following
summary OF the damage and loss of life sustain. |
cd b, the late dreadful earthqnake:- 'Murcia. /
ctptsi OF tue ptovnce-net single church or /
edhce mat pad not been cons iderably damsg.
cd fhe bridges OF Segura, which unite the /,
-tyso parts Of the city have Suffered materially. /
Several h"'lSesh have been ruined, aud great
~Ttsihber Of persons persisted. Carthagena the .
quarter OF Serrdra has been ruined. ST. Full I
gencis has disappeared. Roiaes, La Grania, |
COX, san Miguel Caliosa, and several other !
7cnies END villages. have suffered great deal of
injury. La Mate IS heap OF ruins; the earth. /
quake has dried up two salt lakes. Tore Ne- |
Jo-not single house is standing, the humber
OF billed and wounded IL very great. Orihuela, (
some edlfises have fallen; the number Of deaths !
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