Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-12

London, Oct 9e.-Despatches were for
varded on Thursday to- Client Our ad.
vices from thence are by no means of a pa
ei6c nature. Although the Commission
ers had no regular interview, we are told
that symptoms of irritation among them
had been discovered.
It's asserted that the Republican Pleni-
potentiaries have been in uninterrupted
cores pondence with the French Minister
and Russian Ambassador, residing at Paris
and that through these channels the Court
was fully acquainted with the whole tenor
ofthe proceedings.
Government has at length come to the
resolution Of prosecuting the war with the
utmost vigor in America our army then
will be ON the geandest scale. Not only Sir
George Provost, but most OF the senior off.
GERS come home Immediately
The disenbodying the militia is stopped,
and all the disposable force will without loss
of time be sent out to America even caval-
ry is mentioned, with large force of artil-
lery..
The arrangement for the present is said
to be that major general Kempt, with rank
as Lieut.. Gen shall command in Canada
and Maj Gen. Rockingham, as Lieut. G en-
shall command the coast and detached ar
mics. Most probably commander of great
name will ere long go out to command in
chief
The automatically going in the Statira
frigate, is as follows:
The Hon. Sir Edward Rockingham, X. B.
commander of the forces
Maj. Gen. Gibbs, sgd regt. ed in com
1nand.
Col Sloven, Adjt Gen.
Col Bell, Quarter Master Gen.
Moody. Esq. Commissary Gen.
Dr. Robb. Inspector Gen of Hospitals
COL Bradford, Military Secretary
Gen Rockingham is brother in law TO the
Duke of Wellington, and was his Adjt Gen
He and Gen Gibbs are officers Of the great
est talents Maj Gen. Grant goes out by
and by to take command of the cavalry, and
other general officers viii go out with the
troops soon as they can be collected.
October 81
We understand that orders were given
on Saturday, that the troops already en-
baraed for America at the several ports,
should proceed to sea Immediately, that
the shipping of those which are under ord,
ers of emb arkation, for the same service,
be accelerated and that an additional
force. consisting principally of the End
battaiions, be provided for the same des-
tination.
NoUember 3---Letters from Gent OF the
2Sth and 29th ut. concur in stating that all
the Americsn commissioners, except Mr..
GaFiasin, had left this city to return TO the
United States, and it was understood that
Mr.. Galatin was also to set off on the Cd
instant but that he would probably proceed
to Vienna lie may save Himself that trou-
BILE The affairs of Europe not of Ameri
ca, will be settled at Vienna
VIENNA, Oet l9-i appears certain that
what retards tile opening of the Congress
is, that some diplomatic personages, and
several Minister'S, have demanded further
calculations and instructions from tle res
pectve courts. Weare assured, for instance,
that the Turkish Divan, convinced at
length ofthe Importance of the Congress,
has duplicated the Sovereign to send an
Ambassador, who shall neither be a Greek
nor an Arnaut, but a Turk by religion and
birth, and distinguished for rank and learn
ing.
lite NEWS--From the complexion of the ar
..o'es Of Foreign News which we publish to-day, it
wil appear that the English papers make an osten-
tatous parade Of the great preparations inherited for
prosecusinS the against the United States.
One of the latest London papers mentions that
accounts from Client to the 29th October, state,
that all the American Commissioners had left that
City, except Mr.. Gallatin, who would also soon
leave it." This Is not true, as our Ministers actu
ally wrote to Government by the Chauncey as late
IS October 81, and were then all at Client.
The circulation ola report that the expedition in
$he West Indies is intended to attack Charleston,
IS probably intended to misead our Government.
and 10 divert their attention from the real point of
attack Balsiasoye Federal CasefteJ
LATE FROM THE VEST INDIES.
Capt Bolton, of the schooner Thetis,
from St. Barts, informs, that Martinique
and Gaudaloupe, had been given up to the