Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-19

ENGLAND.-Thc Editors OF the New.
York Commercial Advertiser have received
the London Evening papers OF May Ststs
and dates of the and Of June have reached
us by the way OF ST johns From the latter
il appears that the third reading OF the re- =
form Bill had been fixed for the 18th Of June,
so that our Information by way of Montreal
yesterday, was unquestionably correct
Splendid preparations were making in Lon
don in anticipation Of the final passing of the
Bill Triumpial arches were erecting over
various parts of the road where his Majesty
was to pass TO the House OF Lords, as il was
understood that he intended TO pronounce in
person his assent to the Bill.
There is much murmuring in the niniste.
rial papers, at the treatment which Earl
Grey and his Ministers are said to receive
from the Royal Household. Some army ar
engagements we're very recently made between
the King and Lord Hill, the Commander in
Chief, in regard 70 which the Ministers were
not even consulted. The Courier says, that
Notwithstanding his recall to the Ministry,
Earl Grey has not been half restored to the
confidence of his Majesty, who, il is asser.
ted, like his REpUBIIc4S Majesty of the T.
nited States, is ruled by back stairs cabi-
meta power behind the throne, greater than
the throne itself.
The Times declares, that, chad Lord Grey
been kicked, he could not have been more
insulted!' But it is argued that the Earl has
| been obliged to put up with these indignities
until the passage Of the Reform Bill should
| have been secured against every possible con-
tingency. Tie Bill once carried, and the
Royal assent affixed 10 it, many intelligent
observers in the British capital believe that
Earl Grey will retire from his Majesty's
Councils Baltimore Gazette.
The Earl of Relmore, late Governor of ia
maIca, and lady, arrived at the Quarantine
ground on Saturday, in the Sparrowhawk
We understand that it was the intention OF
this nobleman to make the tour of the inte-
ror of this state to Niagara, and thence 10
Montreal and Quebec, but his design has been
frustrated by the epidemic. The earl has
therefore taken passage for himself. family
and suite. in the new and elegant packet ship
Philadelphia, ,for London, hence on the 10th.
~ Y. Com. .4dy.
FROM TURKEY.-The editors of the
Boston Daily Advertiser have received, after
a long interruption, files Of papers from
Smyrna to April 80 They contain a variety
OF information of some interest relative TO
the affairs Of the coast, though no operations
OF great moment was going forward there.
At Consantinopie the Ottoman fleet was fit
ting out with great activity, and number Of
vessels were ready 10 sail The government
had attempted TO obtain an insurance upon
the fleet. but the premium demanded was SO
large, that the design was Abandoned
Troops and munitions of war had been des-
patched from several of the provinces, to re-
iniorce the army of Syria An uncommon
| degree of activity was said to prevail in the
! diplomatic negotiations.
| The Ambassadors of the three great pow
ers had frequent meetings and it was suppos.
ed that the subject under discussion was the
adjustment Of the limits of Greece. The in-
habtants of Samos persisted in their solicita-
tons to have that island included within the
limits OF tie Grecian states, and for that pur-
pose had recently seLt deputies to Constan.
! tinopse. The accounts Of the movements Of
the army Of Ibrdhim Pacha in Syria are not
later than we have already received. NJ
! Bosquet Descbamps, French gentleman
who had resided a long time in Egypt. was
about,to publish a pamphlet entitled Two
Words upon Egypt, giving picture of the
! present'st OF the country, and some ac-
count OF Mehomet Ali, and his principal otii-
I GERS
The state of tranquility seems to have
| been restored IN Greece, by the efforts of the
provsioHary government, established on the
resignation of Augustus Capo fIsiria. This
! government has issued manifesto, in which
they express strong confidence in the sove-
| reign prince whose arrival was expected.
/ Count Augustus embarked in Russian brig
Tor Corfu, taking with him all his effects and
the remains Of the late President.
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