Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-22
Foreign intelligence.
Office Of TIE yNeD. York Courier and Eng
November 10. 1881
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM
LNGr AND


Hook. the London packet Ship President
AjoDre, which sailed from Portsmoth on the
10th October. The Hsvera packet ship
Francois left the CHI annei with the Presi
dent. and has been In company with her re
peatediv during the voyage
We have received Ivy the President Lon
don papers Of the 18th October, being eight
days later than any that had before reached
this country
IL Is admitted on all hands by the london
newspapers that an English and French
feel are abont TO proceed to the Ddtch coast
for the purpose Of compelling The KING OF
Holland to accede 10 The terms Of separation
between his kingdom and Belgium laid down
by the London Conference u dose not APP
near distinctly what IL 10 be The nature Of the
operations Of the combined fleets, probably,
however. blockade orthe Dutch ports 10 IN
tended This plan has the advantage over
an advance of the French army into belgium,
in as much as II val, notso directly justify a
military movement on the part Of Prussia, or
osner allies ri Holland We do not believe,
however, that Holland will remain quiet IN
der this blockade of her ports Unable as
she IS TO cope at sea with the maritime forces
ol the two great powers, and unable as are
her allies, 10 render her any ms RHINE suceor,
and thus bring on a general war. The last
reply of the Duich Ambassador at London
70 the Conference closes IN the following
terms:
That his Majesty, not possessing alone
the means of maintaining European and pub
he Jurisprudence, has been Obliged to submit
g. me law of necessity by multiplying has
offers but that the measure OF concessions IS
henceEorth aud tnll. and that the khg will
never serve neither respecting the territorial
right and sovereignty Of Holland. nor the
vital principles OF the existence OF its inhao,
tants
Po!iticsi storms have passed over the head
Of has Mics Y, as they have done over those
OF his august fore(athers. III bland under
their auspices has passed through centuries
OF crisis, OF ri ais and Of glory and its expe
rience. dearly purchased, proves that ma
ton triam Jhs even over the greatest misior
fumes as long al il has never failed towards
its own dignity.
The KING viii take care that the fruits OF
this experience be not lost; aud whsle he
confidently awaits the result of the deiibeia
lions Of the Conference at London, according
20 the degree of maturity al which the ne
gociation between ii and the Netherland
G1vernment has arrived, his Msjesty dis
sShich fresh delays may occasion, and pro
claims loudly that he will never sacrifice to
revolutionary phantom. the vital interest and
rights of Holland; that the free people oveI
whose iestinies be is called TO preside, confid
ing In Providence, wal be able to resist al
that the enemies OF public order and of the
independence of nations may desire to pr,
scribe 10 It; and that. T at the last extremity
q cruel des,lny should deceive III relgI us
expectat on, that fatal issue would, at th
same time, carry away with ii the European
system and the repose OF the world"
The formation of a new French Cabinet
is at least officially announced The oppo
siton are loud IN denouncing the accession
Of the DocsrinGires TO the Cabinet, believing
1t. ss DO doubt is, tantamount to declara
flon on the part Of the King that he will ad
here TO the part of policy they have so long
feProbated A large creation of peers has
taken place, amongst them we perceive the
names of Marshals Grouchy and Gerard
General Lallemand, aud VI Cousin, the two
latter eminent literary men A new or
eanig atom OF the department, and public
instruction, and of the department oft.e in
terror has taken place Marshal SouIt's
letter to the Projects "a assuming the Pre-
sidency Of the Council, will be found in ou
columns:
We perceive nothing more in relation tc
the Duch"s De Bern
There IS nothing later from Oporto.
The British Parli tmeut has been agar
prorogned Its dissolution wild Of take plact
until the registration OF voters under the Re
form Bill has taken place. The las, quarter,
revenue of Gieat Britain shews a considera
BILE increase
The convaiescence Of the King of SPAR
is confirmed The change in The Spanist
Ministry has taken place. The late prime
Minister Calomarde has been sent In ex
lie; and NJ Yea Bermadez appointed In Ia.
place The former was at the bead of the
party OF Don Carlos, and ii is supposed tina
the disposition shewa by hlm during the ia
ness oi the King. to favor the claims OF hi,
bfoiaer TO the success IN, is the cause OF Ia.
disgrace,
LoNpos, Monday Evening, Oct Is
The latest advlces from Madrid, dated the
9Th INST, state that the King Of Spun had
notthsn been declared out of danger BY b,.
physician.
The ~ dter pitch arrived this morning from
Cporto, which place she leit On the III INST
with dispatches TO government, but no mail.
The latest Bews, as win be seen by rel, ? nc,
10 the letter of our Cowes correspondent
comes dowrfto the 9Th INST. Up to that tim,
nothing Of any consequence had occurred to
alter the relative positions of the belhgerent,
subsequently to- the grand attack made by
the Migulies on M,chaelmas day.
Every thing IS announced to be in the mos,