Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-09
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
EIIROPE.

Cant Nye, arrived at Boston from Liver
pool They have also Commercial and Ship
ping Intelligence some days later than be-
fore received
They are also indebted 60 their Boston
Correspondents, the Editors OF the Daily
Advertiser and Patriot Tor proof slips con
tanning the latest intelligence by this ar
rival.
Arrests were taking place 10 Paris. in pur-
suaace OF the order declaring that city 10
state OF siege But there was nothing alarm
ing 10 these measures, nor what might not
have been expected from the statements IN
Z IL last news The Gobe OF the 18th says
--"However formidable the etat dc siege may
smsnd,itls opponents OF the mInistrywho at
trtbnted the lorbearance TO weakness, precise
~ AS they would CONTRARY conduct 20 ty
raDuy."
The Morning Chronicle says:
Accounts from Pals Of Saturday evening,
{Jdne l6ihl represent the state OF affairs
there as much more settled, not bat that
many OF the recent acts of the French Gov
erndent kept il in bad odouf with a part of
the people The sums taken TO maintain
public credit had been successful, and conf.
drnce was so Tar restored that the facilities Of
raising money were restored. Martial, law,
however, continued 10 force, from which 1t
was inferred that tile Government apprebend-
ed another explosion. Some important despat-
ches had been fecevedby the french Govern
ment from ot. Petersburg, IN the course Of
Saturday, OH which council was immediate
ly summoned, aud wlEch sat in deberation
for some hours. The report OF a triple ALT
ance between Austria, Russia aHd Prussia,
to the prejudice Of other powers OF the con
tInent, was very current, aud believed ia some
Ol the best informed circles
The Courier contains adyices from Paris
to the 18Th, confirming the rumor of the ar
rest Of NJ DE Chateaubrand, the Baron
HYDE de NouvlIle and the Duke OF FIlz James
The Duchess OF Bern has thus led her
friends INTO great difficulty, but il was the o.
pinlon that they would be dealt with mildly.
She had made her escape (Which was doubt
les wlnked att at the last advices.
The irish Reform Bill was under discus
sion IN the House oil Commons, aud it pro
duced some warm debates between Mr.. o.
Council and the Ministers. The London
and Birmingham Rail Road Bill was read
the third tlme, in the House on The 10Th, aud
passed Earl Gray had been Ill, but was said
TO be considerably better.
Mr. L Thompson, in moving in the House
of Commons a Committee to consider the
Customs Duties Acts, mentioned number
OF duties which he proposed TO reduce For
the benefit Of British shipping he proposed
that the duty on hemp should be entirely ia
ken OFT Many candidates had declared for
the approaching election under the Reform
Bill
The papers are less occupied with notice
Of the cholera than for some months past A
few cases occurred daily at Paris, and IN
many parts Of England. II appeared with
more violence at Liverpool on the 10Th,
when there were 50 cases. Total of cases
remaining in the country at the latest report,
SIS.
Ihe report of the Liverpool Board of
Health ior the l7th, states the number OF new
cases OF Cholera to be 43, deaths s. Total
from the commencement, new cases, S36:
deaths ~.
The Dutch affairs were vet unsettled.
Three more protocols are published. 1t is
stated that another Of more decided chaIac-
ter had been agreed to, which lntimatus that
If the Dutch should inflict any injury on Ant
werp, the damage shall be deducted from
the 5000, 900 guilders, which Belgium is TO
pay TO Holland.
The Duke of Wellington was assailed by
a mob as he was riding along the streets of
London, on the anniversary OF the battle of
Waterloo, and lnsulted by Kisses and groans,
and pelted with mud.
Letters from l<lSO0D STATE mat m C0nSc-
quence of the arrival OF two L. ) ships of
war, and demand of a million of dollars
from the Usurpcr's government Tor INJURIES to
American commerce, these claims had been
adjusted. A vessel arrived nj Lisbon from
Ierceifa, which reported the sailing OF Don
Pedro's squadron III high spirits. His arrival
was expected every moment. Don Miguel,
it was SAID, had $4,000 troops ready to OPP
pose his landing.
Ii Is now stated that the ST Jean d'Acre
surrendered at discretion of Ibraham Pacha,
on the 2Glh Of AprlI, aud that a safe residence
IN Egypt, with the annual income OF 759 600
plasres, had been assigned to the governor
OF that fortress.
This is obcjoHsiy q mere fabrication. Tie
United States haze no such demands on Portu
gal, e'd no Uesseis hare, qf course, bean des-
p"tcbed huher. IL Is u fabrication aiioge
bter.-Nat. Intel]
From The Globe Of Monday Eoa.iag Jane ls
DISGRACEFUL ATTACK ON the
DUKE OF WELLINGTON THIS DAY.
The Duke oil Wellington paid an early
visit to the Tower this morning, on horseback,
and unattended by ANY servant Ga has re-
tprn between II and -, his grace was re-
cognlsed 10y number of working men, aud
proceeding at an easy pace, a vast crowd OF
people followed ham, hooltng and shouting:
IN passing along Lombard street his grace
was more respectfully saluted 10y number