Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-16
Foreign Intelligence.
Iv..o,,, A. RoII;,nore .5Jnerican.

England the resignation OF Lord Dudley,
and the consequent changes in the cabinet
have given occasion to newspaper discus
sions upon the state Of feeling in the cabi
net. Lord Darham's place as keeper OF
the Privy Seal, is supplied by Lord God
erich; MIR Stanley takes Lord Goderich's
situation as Colonial Secretary, and or
John Cam Hobhouse succeeds Mr.. Stan
ley as Secretary for Ireland, Lord HowIck
has resigned his place in the Coleman vi
fee. and is succeeded by Mr.. j. Leievre.
1t is not stated who succeeds MIR. Hob
house in the War Office These changes
are considered by the minIsterlalists as Ia
vorable to Irish affairs, but are charged by
the tories as manifestations Of internal dis
cord in the cabinet, and they mark o nj
the line OF separation thus: Lords Grey
Althrop and John Russell on one side.
Lord Brougham, MIR Stanley and Dir
James Graham on the other; Lords God
erich Lansdowne and Holland Deuter
The cause Of the rupture Is attributed N
one of these papers TO material diner
ence Of opinion as 10 the general scope oil
fae mniste policy. al is no less thar {,
shall the movement be encouraged and
continued, or shall the public be led to ex
pect some fixed principle of action? Lords
GREY and Allhrop would push beyond the
line of prudence; and as the scbism goes
20 the very root, it must soon produce a
dissolution Of the Administration, or an
extensive modification
These dissensions are denied in general
terms by the Ministerial papers, with the
additional aifirmance that al the Ministry
were dissolved, the Tories would not be
their SUCCESSORS" This may be very true,
and vet the same effectual result obtained
III Lord Brougham and MIR. Stanley sue
coed Oh these principles, they wonld not
indeed be Tories, or perhaps be associated
in the administration with Tories;-yet
there can be no question that their minis
try would be substantially Tory one, un
der the designation Of Conservative. All
the Tory party now fight for, is to arrest
The movement and prevent reform from
going forward; there is no possibility OF
rolling it back. Upon such an amalga
mation.as is prophesed, Tories would ne
cessarily be on the side Of the juste miliet,
party IN England, as 1T might be fairly
termed
The debate in the House of Lords, on
the Slave question IN the West indies
will be read with interest. A day certain
in the latter part of April was fixed for the
production Of the ministerial scheme Ga
the subject Of tardtion. the great point Of
difficulty in British domestic legislation al
this moment, motion was made in the
House of Commons TO substitute quail
fed property tax in the place Of the ,arl
Gus assessed taxes which are so burden
some 1t was opposed by Ministers, and
lost by vote - | against l55
The opening of the China trade, anc
the abolition of the great East India mon
opoly which has continued for two hun
dred years, are important movements tt
merchants in all parts Of the world. The
terms agreed on, will he found quoted be
low. They will undoubtedlv he modified
in their progress throegl p amen'. In
their present shape, they are more favour
able 10 the Company than was expected,
as is shown by the rise Of India stock in
one day from 20S to 222 and 223.
II France, change of ministry is also
spoken of.--lhe Messenger of the 3oth
March. publishes list of the expected
ministry with the following names NJ
Dupin, Minister of Justice and Presiden
OF the Council; the Due de Choiseul. For
eisn affairs; Count Mole, the interior anc
public Works: Gu,lleminot, War; Hu
mann. Finance, EiInne, Public Instruction
Duperre, Marine, Appert, Perfect Of Pc
lice; Teste, Perfect of the Seine. TIN,
list IS said to be circulated by the adhe
rents of what is called the Third Party
The runor of change has had an unla
vorable effect upon the French funds.
In Germany, the King of Wertembure
has had collision with the Assemble, Of
the States. and abruptly dissolved them
TIE reason was their refusal TO sanction &
adopt the tyranlcal edict Of the Frankie
Diet A rumor vas current in Paris on
the 90th, that the Prussian Ambassador
had received an official notification of a
resolution by the German Diet TO suspend
for five years, the representative chambers
throughout Germany
In SPAN the Queens party has gained
strength by the banIshment of Don Carlos
and this Is something gained for the hbe
rails
In Porfua al, the contest continues witt
little advantage to Don Pedro. He has
1t is true, repulsed several attempts L
drive him out of the kingdom but this is
trifle towards conquering the kingdom, s
driving out Miguel The chances are a
gainst him in the proportion of all Portu
gal to Op1rto, and now, his quarrel will
Admiral Sartorius increases the dispropor
ton. There can be little doubt now. tina
the people of Portugal have no especia
preference for either of the brothers, il
this unnatural strife. He 10 possession
has clearly the advantage, and is not like
~ to lose it soon; and there is, in fact, lit
tie for the friends of liberty elsewhere II
choose between them.
Latest from Lisbon. -The ship Missouri
at Philadelphia, sailed from Lisbon on the
10th April, and furnishes the following in
teliigence: Don Pedro was still in posses
sion Of Oporto: he was short of nrnyisinn.