Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
J.aTEsT FROM EUROPE.

prys t,ave come 90 hand SGT. Bulletin
DEATH OF SIR WALTER SCOTT.
We learn from Captain Bursley aud pas
sengers, That letter was sent on board the
ship the day she sailed. for the lady OF Judge
Sewen of'Q lebec, with AN endorsement on
the back Of 1t that Sir W,aiter Scott a'ea or
the Dad
Letter. have been received at Pans from
Alexandria. dated the 18Th Of July, announ
I'D, the capture of the Turkish camp al Tia
ros by the Egyptians ~;
L,r,Tu sept is-This morning Che Unit
tpd' Kingdom steamer sailed from Newhayen
poads for Hamburg. having on board ms FIX
Majesty Charles Y Duke dc Bordeaux ano
sintc e,,s cp.,N
LONDON, Sept ga Intelligence has been
received through France to dayspf the death
Of the King of Spain, which there Is no rea
eon for doubling, though some VERSIONS have
declared themselves mcredulous on The SUD
iect His health has been declining for some
time mast. and he has lately had a severe at
tack Of the govt This news Is e&pectei 10
hasten the approarh of the crisis III Span
REJECTION OF THE ULIINAfUM
OF THE LONDON CONFERENCE.
Very little excitement has been Produced
IN the money market by the confirthation oil
the rnmors respecting the note OF the kins
cf Holland, though in fact, to The general APP
rrehensiop, il makes the alternative oil war
nj, but inevitable This is owing, probably,
10 the very contracted state OF business, anu
the almost total extinction OF speculative trans
action IN the funds Had similar circumstan
ces occurred year or two back ihey coaid
not have failed to produce very material hue
tuatlons.
From The Sun.
The expectations which were entertainer
by the Conference of speedy and sa'i9iac
tory arrangement OF the Belgian question,
are at an end On Thursday evening seal
, note, from the King Of Holland 10 the
conference. was given 10 Lord Paimerston
by the Daich Ambassador, Baron Won Gay
lrn-and last night tie members OF the Con
ference having all assembled the note was
opened and read by them. Instead oil hhu
ing. AS they had expected, an acknowiedg
ment Of the readiness of the King OF Holland
10 trea, with the King OF Belgium. Oh the re
Communications OF the Conference, and an
appoint,nent oi Baron Won Iuylen. with full
powers to treat with Nj Van dc Meyer, the
Conference TO their astonishInent, anu 10 the
real Indignation of some, as well AS the
vowed Indignation of all found long note
without the slightest alnsion TO the proposal
Of n. eoiiaiions between Nj. Van de NeytF
and Baron Won Zlylon. or TO tile suggestions
of the Conference.
The note commences by an expression OF
surprize on the part Of the writer. NJ. dc yer
stolk. in the name Of the King, his master
ri the delay which has attended tue Deigiah
question since the CONDITIONS on which Tue
King was Wiling to treat had been made 10
a tha Rel lori ms
proceeds. in language which rs INTENDED to
he courteous. but = hch is not to be ml5un-
derstood. TO complain OF the support gwen
by the Conference to rev olu,ionsr, principles
and to declare that, whatever may be The
conduct Of the great powers. the King OF
Holland, rel,ing on the justice OF his cause
and on the support Of Divine Providence,
vii know how to maintain his honor w,tnout
the necessity Of conceding points winch are
OF vital Importance to his country.
The note is OF great length, but we have
given It's chief character. 1t IS evidently IN
f.nded oniy for farther delay; and, Unless
France and England should act decisive
and manly part, the ooJect Will be cameo
let us hope, however, hat the two cabinets
will see their interest, and unite IN resoiu
lion to compel the King of Holland TO con
rlude a treaty with Belgium, on terms which
Nlthou, being u,shonorahle 10 hun, shall b'
far and liberal towards his former subjects.
The position of Leopold l. now one OF grea
dificuA,; but, as regards his country an,
France, il is better than it was lew days a
go. b, taking upon himself TO accept th'
proposals of he Conference contrary to th'
declared wishes of the Chambers, and to dis
miss ministry acting in accordance VIII
those bodies, he has shown ms des'r' 10
peace am has now direct clam Tor supper
on the British aud French cablnets. In
KIM of Holland has rejected all overture
for peace, except on his own terms; and
Belgium I've abandoned by Us and France, al
Ter the concessions offered by her kft.g al tn
risk of his own popularity with the people
The two governments will be guilty, not ohi.
of great meanness. but OF grea; inJnstice
and the next thing TO be expected VII be ;
dlctaton TO England aud France. on matter
directly concerning their own honor and safe
ty, by some petty state, acting as the puppe
Of Russia, Austria, or Prussia
ARRIVAL OF THE DUCHESS DE
BERRI IN HOLLAND
Whilst at Nantes they are brc king thro
the doors OF converts to look for the Duches
de Berri, she has been received with REGARD
and respect in HolIzIid. where she has JUS
arrived, and where she will shortly embrace
her family and her children.
4 letter from a mercantile House at Bue
nos Ayres, dated August 10, ~ the Boston
t:ourirr. saws. 1--WE hear that Mr. Baylles IN