Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18
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-advices thirteen days later thaA were receiv-
ed the other day via Boston.
fThe packet ship Britannia, Marshall, has
also arrived from Liverpool, whesee she sail
ed on the istofFebruary9
The King continues in excellent health, TIA
king daily walks, and looks remarkably we'll
On dc 1sih Of January he belda court, aftor
which the Duke of Wellington, Earls Bathurst.
and Aberdeen, and DIR Peel dined with him.
A cabinet council was held at Windsor on
.the Cd February
THs .M.sistyy Mr. Herries, it appears, u
80 be, made President of the Board Of Trade,
IN the place Of Mr.: Fitzgerald, who redres
from i'll health; and Lord Chandes isfo sue
coed Mr.. Herriss as Master Of the Mint. 1t
10 stated that Mr. George Bankes had resign
ed, or was about to resign the Secretaryship
of the Board Of Control, and that be was to
be succeeded by Mr.. Wortiey, the son OF
Lord WharncLfe Lord Neuntcharlcs, one
or the Lords of the Treasury, had resigned
or been removed from office, and no person
ss vet bad been appointed to succeed him, 1t
was reporteGia the Cove n aent circles. that
Lord Paimerston and Mr.. Hnskisson have a
greed to support Mpntess, and that Lord
marlborough viii not 60 eat TO make rooin
for Lord Palmerston. Tho Court Ctresi&
says-,"it appears that the Duke of Yelling
ton and Loi6 marlborough have not been
particularly cordial fer ssn,s tiuss past"
Mr.. Ryder, the Bishop of Litcbheid and
Coventry, is, it is saits 10 be translated 10
tho Bishopric ofSt. Asaph. Mr.. Ryder IL the
brother Of the Earl Of Harrowby; who Is the
father Flaw Of Mr.. Wofsiey
Mr.. Tierney, the independent member OF
Parliament, died very suddenJy, at Z . clock.
p NJ on Monday, 25th January Only iise
inmates before be bfesthed has last be frank
ed letter for particular friend.
1t confidently asserted that Ministers full
" intend TO renew the East India Companys
charter.
Great Distress prevails through the united
kingdom, and there appears TO be levy en-
naasse in most of the, counties to petition Par
lament for reduction of taxes.
ktisstated that two hundred suicides have
been comnitted In London, and within the
bills ofportality daring the last twelve months,
all resulting from hartaal intoxication.-
There were % coroners nquests taken the
month of January, including 81 cases ofdeath
by barBing
The Perishing Poor.-The Cork Reporter
says: ",Thcre are at this moment, and have
been for several weeks past, above 2400 in
diriduals seeking out 4 miserable existence
upon faely textured soup, produced by the
contributions OF the benevolent in and about
Random. They consist, forthe greater part,
Of those whe, but few months since, were
engaged in different departments Of manufac-
&ure, but are now, in consequence of the de-
plora43e state of the cotton trade, actually
reduced to beggary and starvation.
Frn.re--Adyices from the French capital
are TO the soth Of January. Preparations
were actively making for opening the French
Chambers. It was believed that the speech
es of beth English and French king would be
very sIuntar--particula in the recommen
dations efretrenchment. The Budget is al
ready prepared. A diminution of the imports
Of salt aad liquors, great amehoraton IN the
finances, also the suppression of the lottery,
and system of economy in the army. are
proposed.
The French army is to receive an aug
mentation of 10000 men, royal ordennance
to this effect having appeared 10 the Monieur.
They are TO he taken from the class Of 1879,
and the ordonnance expressly states that they
are to be called into active service Tbs
measure though perhaps net more than sutfi-
cieat TO repair the loss occasioned in the ranks
by expiration Of service, together with the
casualties sustained by the troops in the NO
rea, will probably strengthen the warlike re-
ports Tor some time current in France.
Spaia.-According to letters from Madrid,
the Spanish government had been endeavor-
ing to raise loan, through the medium of
some ofthe French Capitaiists, vsth q view
10 fit out another expedition against South A
snerica. AS the parties, however, made the
recognition of the bonds Of the Certes, a sine
qua non, the matter had fallen to the ground.
Pevtugat-Th old Queen of Portugal died
on the 9TH January, at the age of 81.
A London paper OF February Cd, contains
an article from lorence, stating chat the En-
peror OF, Braid he's requested Lord Cochrane
to resume the command of the feet, for the
purpose OF making an attack on Portugal
I'VE knownot what degree ofcredit this state
ment is eatitled. Should 1T prove true, the
reign Of Ben Miguel wiH be short, for pro
per expedition, under a less experaeaced and
determined Somlnaader than Lord Cochrane,
would create a diversion in favor Of the En-
persr, which must prove destructive to the
usurper.
The .Nethcrlaaas---Itis affirmed that Mr..
Preble has special instruction respecting the
differences between Great britain and the u
States relative to the boundary OF Canada,
which are to be decided by his Majesty the
King OF the Netherlands All the documents
and memorials of both parties are to be deliv
ed to has Majesty, as arbitrator, ON the I'd
April, who Will probably give has decision
within three months
If1ifiSwspos9, ma .sfmch Is
There has been a rise of the Potomac, suf- !
hcient 10 enable n large number of Coal boats |