Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-02-28
Foreign Intelligence.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.


papers to the evening Of the 18th January
hsve been received-and by the arrival Of
the Henry Nv from Hayre, French papers 10
10th, inclusive.
ENGLAND.
The London Globe Of the 18th gives the
following official result of the recent elections
-Reformers, SO4
Conservatives, 1l0
Observation-Disclosures, "A
Conservatives, 9
IRELAND. so
Conservatives, A.
Total, IA sta
ms result shows proportion of nearly
hve TO one IN favour Of liberal principles.
bulwar, the novelist is elected from Lin
coin. Ills brother, Henry Bulwar, is elected
from Coventry.
Dir Francis Burdett and Sir John Hob.
mouse are elected from Westminster; and
Dr. Washington from the Tower Hamlets
Mr.. Babbage, the celebrated mathematician
VINO was candidate for Finsbury District
an London, was defeated.
MIR. IL. Golborn, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer under the Duke of Veington.s
Administration, and Mr. Manners sutton,
Speaker OF the late House, are elected for
the Borough of Tamworth.
Lord Mabon, the author, 10 chosen for
Hereford Hunt was defeated at Preston.
being 1900 behind the lowest successful can
didate..
Dir James Scarlet, late Attorney General
10 the Tory Administration, is chosen for
Norwich.
Lord John Russell is chosen for the bo-
rough of Tayiscock.
Mr. Barring is chosen for Marlborough.
Ii is stated, that the Duke oil Richmond
has declared that there are no grounds for
entertaining the expectation that he is to
succeed the Marquis of Augiesea in the
ticeroyalty of Ireland.
It's believed that a considerable body of
troops nave been ordered to Ireland, as the
country Is represented to be in a most fright
ful state. many districts being involved in an
universal storm of outrageous crime all law
beng despised and laughed at. This. the
Album says, is attributable to the Wing
Government.
Admiral Sir George Cockburn was on the
eve OF sailing for the West Indies.
Messengers has been despatched TO the
Northern courts, one conveying an autograph
letter 10 the King of Prussia.
III negotiations be resumed, Lord Palmars-
ION must withdraw his utimatum, and neeo.
eiate on the King of Prussia, previou. to the
Commandment of Antwerp
IL is sad that the Russian Loan is to be
negotiated by Hode and Co. TO the amount
OF sixty millions Of forms.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM
nrosseis' Jan. 9-Ihe report of intended
nostlle movements on the part Of the Dutch
Is sun Kept up, but, a. stated in former
ie,!er praetsed men, as well as the better
informed politicians, are very 10th to believe
mat offensive movements will take nlare
come partial attacks may perhaps be made
on the Folders near Doel, some wanton at.
tenpts to burn the farms or cut the dykes
again De renewed, but it is highly impToba
Die that the King of Holland win aitemnt
any serious attack in the face of a SUPERIOR
army OF beiglans, in the highest condition
!or taxing the field, and backed Inv the
french force ready to spring to its assistance.
III Tue mean ,ime the inhabitants of this
pace are enjoying themselves as gaily as if
hei'nef DuIch nor Prussians existed. Din
ner parties and balls are the order of the day.
ihat gwen by their Majestes on Saturday,
was splendid; and the grace and affability of
,nc young queen, who danced with the
rrench Ambassdor and the British Secretary
OF Embassy, Sir George Hamilton. were ths
Their majesties set off This aav c,r ;ua
where they..wi arrive TO morrow. after mas
sing the night at Tournay. They are ex.
pected back on Sunday. The BelS;an head
quarters now at Antwerp, are TO remove hack
10 brussels In two or three DAYS, where thew
WI remain until further orders. The divisions
oil The army have taken up their new ground
and are ready for concentration at the short.
est possible notice.
The London Courier of the evenipo Of tba
7ih, remarks.-We have received T,om n
correspondent at the Hague, in whose intflIi.
gence VIC have every confidence an ;nnort
ami communication on the subject orthe Ia -
proposition made By Lord Palmerston and
Prince Ialleyrand, 10 the Dutch Govern.
ment. Our correspondent informs ms that
the most prevalent opinion at the Hague a.
mong the best informed, was, that the
hing OF Holland objects, not only to the sub
stance but also to the form of the projects. OF
the convention
notwithstanding His Majesty declares his
Willingness to renew the negotiations on the
subject OF the difference between Holland
and Belgium, but he demands, as a prelimi
nary step, three things; that the embarpc
on the vessels OF his subjects, both in France
and England be taken off; that an order h
gwen to the English and French cruisers tc
cohauct INTO The ports Of the Netherlands al
captured vessels; that the blockade of tht
coast OF Holland be abandoned, and that Tho
saHisons Oh the CITADEL of Antwerp, and the
garrsons dependant on it, now held prison
eis oy Inc French government, be restored
to their country.
Inc Globe adds-The general opinior
that the answer Of the Dutch KING IN tbo al