Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-20
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

1 LATEST FROM EUhVfE'
By the packet ship Hannibal, Capt HID
bard. from London, and Pacific, CrocSer,
from Liverpool, the Editors Of the n. York
Commercial Advertiser have received regu-
lar files of London papers to the evening OF
the 3Ist of August
The Hon JeHs RASDoLrH. the late MIN
! ist.r TO Russia has arrived in tue Hannibal.
FRANCE.
| The exposition Of Caslulir Per'er, and the
! ,roiec, Of a law presented by the Ministry,
| on Inc a7th August, by which the hereditary
| n.era re- i 4, be abolished, viii be found be-
! low I, will be seen how cautiously the Pre-.
! s;dent oC the Council treated the subject, as
suming that the popular will demands the
| measnr.. bat throwing all the responsibility
on the Chamber of Deputies, and inviting
them 10 originate any law they may please
| on the subject, which he assured thGm inc
| Ministry would sustain The new French
| Constitution cannot be said to be formed, nor
| its principles by any means settled. ms
| new proiect contains clause by which the
! Peerage may at any time be again declared
| hereditary by the voice OF two successive
| Legislatures-.E Y, Com. ode.
The Globe says:
"rhe earnestness and agitation Of M Cas-
| inner Perer while unfolding the project oil
| the peerage, is described as extreme. The
perspiration trckled down his face, and he
! was more than once obliged 10 pause The
! profound silence with which he was attended
! to, added 10 the striking nature of the scene.
| II is strange that nothing is afforded IN these
! napers in anticipation Of the fate Of the mi.
nlsterial scheme; but the late breaking up Of
| the Chamber on Saturday night had scarcely
| givan time Not word either, is said oil
the expected conduct OF the Chamber OF Peers
nor how far the reported feelings of Marshal
Macdonald will be those Of the body at large.
The next arrivals, we doubt not will atone
for this deficiency, and prove very interest
ing"
It was rerally supposed, however, that
the law would be carried in the Chamber of
Deputies with little opposition.
The Dey Of Algiers, ii seems.i is in France,
and his reception by VI. Cashier Perler has
awakened a suspicion which has been enter
tanned by many Of the intention Of the French
Government to abandon their conquests IN
Africa
The news from Poland by the Hannibal,
is Of the most gloomy character Warsaw
was, at the latest accounts, prey to want
and anarchy, and the Russians advancing
| upon it,
Ga!e at CGpe Of Good Hope Tho South
! African Commercial Advertiser received at
the Salem News Room uhdor date OF Cape
! Town. Iuly 20 contains The account OF the
| gale at Table Bay, july IS, in which brig
| Vine, of Salem insured III Boston. was strand
ed The gale continued all night end the
succeeding day and night rolling before It
tremendous sea. which at an early period OF
the storm rendered all communication be
tween the ships at anchor and The beach by
common boats (and the Colony people have
no uiher,) cminently hazardous OF impossible
There were ten vessels in the inner and outer
anchorage, six Of which were driven ashore,
aad four win be lost From an advertise
ment in the same paper it would app' ar that
a considerable part Of the Vines cargo would
be saved Fortunately no lives were lost:
the loss ol property is estimated at nearly
40,006t. sterling