Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-10
Correspondence eJ,as Journal gf co~mercs.

Correspondence ,rGe Jo,s1a! gf Goameres.
Losoos, 22d April, 1880.
Accounts from Scotland, Lancashire, York
shire, aud Slaiforlsnire, continue TO represent
the ccaditinn OF nearly every branch OF manu-
featuring industry TO bs As favorable ~ the ee-
asral low rate u! prices admits Of There has
| however been an attempt at Nanesestsr 10 ex
cite e tuFn out among some portion OF toe oPer'
atives there. but it appears 10 bave ended
without ssrious consequences. Every improve
menl 10 the market prices Of manufactures IS
| sure to produce discomfort on tbo part OF tie
| weavers whose wages have lsueFiy been the
J merest pittssce on which life csn psss.5ly be
supported.
There has also been some slsTn excited in
the neighbofhoad OF Trou9ridge, Wits, by he
conduct and menaces of the wOrEmen ct the
woolen manufactures in the VICINITY. The
military we're called in, ans no hing has since
been heard Of the disturbance. II "a natural
no YcYer, that there should be rouch dis'rc.s
among the clo'h.wuFkers oi the West Of Eng
J land, for within the last few years. The trade
! has been eradusiy leaving ,he' part Of the KING
dom for Yorkshire and Lancashire, whence for.
eign markets are more accessible, and where
Goals are atlainaoie oG easierau better terms.
The mouel market in Lonjon hps been sub.
fect TO very considerable fl"tlatiTus within
the wsti past. owing TO ths uncertainty y
Which - puh!iC ere kept - the rt =, Gtate g.
tie Kings hS4iih. The isw ha'icttaa Nhict.
have necn issued spesk OF 'esb2r'assaneat H.
h's btesih'ne,'- "A sOrt OF dubious expression,
which leaving every tang TO conjecture, giyrs
reason - suppose ,het Ills Ma;os:Js hcuIth !.
80 preGbrious ,hat the medical attendants do
rot know whether be Will Use OF de. II isss
serted That the Kings complaint ID decidedly
@ster in the chest, and that us is constaati,
supported IN 8 resting posture IN bed, SUR III.
4 rs.L IL. la
OruPsy has been The fnai dess iopen:ht Of ii,
sase in he two members a the royal family
who died the most recently, aud the Kios'>
person has within the last year esprrsnced
very seaside reduction in SIX, change
which, in persons OF advanced sgt., is frequent
~ The immediate precursor Of dropsy. he
sides which, all the habits at his former years
were precisely calculated 10 bring on this d 6
order at some period OF lite, and SIXTY seven is
non too early sn age ior r.
To-day, 3 per cent coosols have gudde Ally
gone down from 90 / 8to 90 sd teek bonds
ara about as and there are gsny tumors
aaoat respecting tie demand made by Primes
Leopold on the Allies far the guSraaty offutuie
dividends One account states that Russia aud
France are disposed to furnish the gua,anty,
That Engisnd clone disssnts; -another. dat III.
Prince has sold or mort gaged biz annuity to i,
enable him to purchase a large quantity OF 1l,e
Greeks, as the most acceptable proof he can
give them OF his interest ia the welfare st their
country, and hat for the residue only he asks |
the Allies to become elrei,es.
The shsres ct the Bank Of the United States
are in ooOflee,sble request III al: present 40
ment, aud holders are unwilling 10 part ntA
them sven at he advanced price OF 25!. l5s
Souihs,7, Reeif,r--24lo las, nusIber eftl;s
work is hsfore Us. and not only sasteins but
we believe Is ecleslste TO advance its pre- I
vlousiy acquired repsiaf0s. Politics is es-
chewed, and it is fact that there is not y |
line tamnstory Of tho Tariff in the present |
number. The oPsniRg article /. very jud,
eiJus notice Of Bourrlcnne's me ,oirs OF Ma !
polcon--a book, by the by, whlth wa are as
tonissed has not bsen given 10 tina Aness "a
public by tho spawning press o. tho Caryills |
aRd harpers "Anci9pt and .nodeps kuope" |
contains soine hns passages, but ws do not !
think ID will be much admired. The Article |
on EtFmologr is profound aad displays much !
learning ano research, but the Subject is in !
Vlnelby embarrassing TO the ma jorlty q!
readers. Tie review Of Rsntham ia daring !!
attack upon May Of tbs absurdities, 81. Of |
the Cossnsos Law, sad will be read with lor- |
ror By that numerous Glass, who stili believe |
the { onlmen Lsv, .ftke perfection ofreason." |
The notes Of Bishop Heber's Lifs Of Jeremy |
Taylor VIII be rsad with delight by ever. |
one who fsels AZ interest III TIE biography OF |
one, IN whom genius and plety, bo'h OF loft
Get ksd, where tremendously blended. But |
our fayorits articie---the one which will be |
read with the most interest by all, sad We |
think with profit by many, is tbs last-on
l-or5 Byron's character and writings. I'VE
have rarely seen in any Periodical, foreign
or indigenous, n more able sritiqus it Is
written in style Of surprising eioqucnce,
and whoever tRe author may BE- bs ha. few
supsriors. Ihc fine moral feeling which pe<-
vedes Tho article, and the force and beauty
Of the language reflect equal credit upon his
heart end head as literary effort lio
places Moorsa ''Nouee'' in coritenptibla
point Of rev, whilst he charges bin with
syoopnancy in his intercourse with his noble
friend. He proves adeternlncd purpose on
the part of the Biographer 20 psilia,s every
vIca, and TO gloss oyes svsry traBsgs ossSon OF
the eccentric post-His cstimats Of the char
ectsr CT Lord Byron may sbocl; the feeling,
ct some of his enthusiastic admirers, but we
feel persuaded that tia highly wrought and
unqualified depreciation which nc is cempaIl-
sd to bestow upon his hia aad writings, will!
ind a response in The bosom of every mon ST
correct feeling We tAink te article alto
gcther is the only one Vpon the character Of
Byron we have ever ssen Nkioh did aay
thing Ike justice 10 tia subject,
kfedsrteksbysg .4fcna.