Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-01-09

blish Spain in its former constitution,
and teSOre its King to liberty, If they
wish 10 avoid war on the part of all
the Powers We repeat the report
without pretending togive il more Ger.
tainty than belongs to it in reality
But it seems positive that the SEQ d.
Urgcl assumes more conscience even
with Foreign Powers, and it acquires
credit enough to hope that the war
which it makes against the Revolt
tionists will be maintained by succours
Of all kinks. "-Quolidicnne
PARIS, Oct. &c.
1t is stated, in the Turin Gazette of
the 18th of Oct that according to very
recent letters from Venice, scarcely
any hope were entertained of the life
Of the celebrated sculptor Canova. At
the date of these letters he was in the
last extremity, and his medical atten
dants declared that they could do no
thing more for him.
VERONA, Oct 18.
The Empress of Austria, and the
Kings of Prussia and SARDINIA, arrived
here on the 18th inst. The Emperor
of Russia arrived on the nth.
The following are the names of the
Members of the Congress who are
now here
The Prince de Metternich, the Ba.
ron de Lebzeltern, the Count de Spie
gel, and the Chcvalicr de Gcntz; the
Viscount de Montmorency, the Baron
de Rayneval, and Count de Careman;
Count de Neselrode Count Pozzo di
Borgo, the Senator Tatischeff, Count
de Mocenlgo, Lieutenant General
Count CZerntzcheif, and several coun-
cellors of State and principal Mem
bers Of the Chancellerie: the Prince
Hardenberg, Count de Bernstorff. the
Prince dc Harsfeld, and Cardinal
Spina.
Verona at this moment exhibits
most brilliant appearance; the presence
OF the sovereigns has drawn hither so
much company, that it is difficult to OBJ
tain lodgings, the price of which is We
ry eXhorbitant. One of the Ministers
was under the necessity of paying
1000 francs per month, for tres
modesto apartment -Pilo5e.
VIENNA, Oct. II.
We are assured, that the Duke of
Wellington has instructions from the |
cabinet Of st. James of a most pacific |
na,ule, and in consequence quite oppos
ed to the wishes which have been here |
openly expressed, by some uliras, who
talk of nothing else but interfering in
the affairs of the Peninsula, with arms
in their hands, and dispensing the con
assemblies of Madrid and
Lisbon by the lances Of the Cossaks
The system of Great Britain tends, on
-hc contrary, to preserve peace in the
West, as well as in the East.
Frontiers Of Moldouid, Oct. 5.
Ine last letters from Odessa confirm
ne account that Selim Pacha, with Is.
400 me- FAD goneover to the Persians;
hat several severe actions ensued, in
which t,ae Turks were totally defeat
I'd, and lost all their artillery.
The plague has made some progress
n the course OF the two last weeks
in the villages bordering
IN the canal and among the troops en-
'amped near Buiukdcre Bara and
Galata are quite free from it, but no
case has yeths~Nred in the hospitals. |
FRA nee,
1t appears from the London opposi-
lion papers, is far from being tranquil,
and The subioined articles from the
National Gazette ehcw that literature
and liberty are equally objects of per-
secution and prescription.
" Never" says Paris correspon.
dent Of the Morning Chronicle
Never since the return of the Bour.
bous have they felt so insecure, and
never with more reason. 1t is pub
lickly avowed, by their highest func-
tionaries, that upwards of a million of |
men are affiliated in France. 1t is no. |
torious that offers of pardon were sue
cessively made 10 the four Rochelle |
victims, to Berton and Carron (which |
latter was promised TO be established !
in his old rank of Brigadier,) on con-
dition of revealing the ramifcatons of
that wide spread association They to
a man refused preferrirg death to dis
honor, aud giving new instances of
that resolute spirit which is abroad"
SIR HUDSONLOWE HORSE
WHIPPED.