Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-22

London Ger ~ --Prorogaiton oil faTlia-
ment AT the Pnyy Council held this after
| noon, il was decided that Parliament should
be prorogued from Tuesday, the 10th OF Oct
to Tuesday, the 18th Of December.
A letter IRON Liverpool says-"An extra
ordinary trace is Just now springIng up here
| in the importation Of -four from Calcutta; 81
900 sacks arrived here on Tuesday, and the
price quoted is 26s TO 27s per 1876 lbs. sub
leef 20 a duty of IS per Dbl This IS the
tbrd Or lou tn importation made by the same
house. Acrannan s. Shtt, within the last 10
moaths" II IL stated that an English house
has lately erected steam mills on the Ganges,
which GRAD 400 tons Of grain per day.
tIeeds hltehiga'eer.
FRANCE
The Courier Of Saturday evening, October
18th says:
"All the posts in the new ministry ofFrance
are now filed up, and the Cabinet IS formed
Marshal Soult and the Duke de Broglie he
main in the offices which we were enabled to
give as definitely settled on the 9Th inst The
former as President Of the Council, and Min
ister of the War Department, the latter as
Secretary for Foreign Afaits.
The composition Of the entire Cabinet
stands thus:
Marshal So,ii, President OF the Council,
and Minister of War.
D,ie de Broglie, Foreign Affairs (in the
place Of Sebastian
NJ. Theirs, Minister OF the Interior (in the
place OF VI Montativet
NJ. Hum ann, Finance lin the place Of Ba
ron souls.}
Nj. Guizo,. Public Instruction (n the place
OF Uirod de lAin)
Admiral de Rigny, Marine (rernain as be
fore
NJ Barthe, Seals and Justice (remain as
before.)
Count d'Argout, Commerce and Public
Works (reciain as beiore3
or these. Nj. numann, NJ Theirs, NJ Gui
rot, and NJ iiarthe are member OF the Cham
Der OF Deputies.
Messrs Louis and Girod dei'Ain are made
Peers of France
nj. Montalivet, late Minister Of the Inter-
or, assumes the infendeucy Of the Civil List
This composition ef the French Cabinet
suggests al once the idea of its instability
That party, Of which the Duke de BrogIie /.
| the head can out vote the friends Of Marshall
Soult The President of the Council, there
| fore Is, IS the French emphatically designate
it in false position. lie is the official Pre-
mier without the predominant infu, nee which
| should accompany the office. Moreover
| when we examine the state OF public opinion
| ~ Frailce, We iiud it decidedly opposed &c
til party OF the Doctrinai'es which al present
over rules the cabinet. Neither Is public o
| pinion In favor of Marshall SouIt, as Presi
| dent Of the Administration, howsoever much
1t might be inchnedto admit his pre- emincnct
IN the conduct OF military organization Thu.
| 1t seems that the present French Cabinet Il
not strong from its own integrahty, aud thai
nett her party has tie outward support Of The
! n ,tional good will.
| Taking into consideration, however, the
| Extremely delicate position Of France, in re
| gard TO tire other continental powers of Flu
| rope, and the natural approximations which
| nave been entertained, and which are not yet
rely removed, that the last Revolution
| might lead to simiat attempts at self aggran
dzement as ths first, it may be observed that
the appearance of predominant war party
| IN the cabinet might have aroused suspicious
| embarrassing TO The contemplated active IN
| reference Of France 10 the affairs Of Holland
| and Belgium; AT the same time that the ser
wees oi Marshall SOtllt, who is decidedly the
| first military administrator of France, are in
| dispensable IL may have been considered
prudent, therefore, To deaden the hostile AS
| pect OF a military Premier by the association
\ oil his seaatVe colleagues. Thus giving fol
| scope 10 military energies OF the Marshal
and preserving the pacific principle represent
ed by the DaNe de Broglte, which it is so de
| slrable 10 maintain
| We freely express the thoughts, which a
| rtse on the announcement OF the unexpected
| Composition of the French Cabinet 1t may
he that it is intended only as a temporary ar
rtngement; but whether so intended or not
mere seems abundant reas n Tor anticipatin.
its speedy dissolution. he French Cham
| beTs meet on the 18th Of November.
| We can announce positively that order
have en- grven for the sailing of Brltist
! fleet TO the Scheldt; but so ,nexpicable doe,
the continued resesancy of the KING of Hol
land appear, that until the positive fact ma,
he made manifest by The result, there is ever
yet credulity as 10 Ii expressed resistanc,
| OF Holland being carried into effect
| W bile we are treating of this subject We
may take the opportunity to remark that thu
nomination OF the party of the doctriuarian.
to the numerical predomnancyof the Frencl
! Calumet, Is an assurance TO the continental
| Powers, that should events render necessaf,
! the entrance Of the French army into Belgi
nm, sucD foreign auxliares would not be al
( lowed 10y the French Government to remain
| within the frontiers of Belgium one hour Ion
| ger than might be Necessary for he accom-
pllshfnent of the single object OF compelling
The total evacuation Of the Belgian territories
| by the Dutch.
khe Scarlet Fever, saws the Union Tovn