Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-01-09
Foreign News.
NEW YORK, Dec 25.

whence she sailed on the 30th Octo.
Der, we have received Liverpool pa
pers to the 29lh and London to the
28th Of the SAME month, inclusive
They afforcd no positive intelligence
of moment. 1t will be seen, by the
extracts which we subjoin, that the
Greeks instruction were still an en-
couraging aspect. The fall OF the
French stocks is important in the cause
10 which it is ascribcd, the illness Of
Louis XVIII. His death would be
attended with serious embarrassments
for the Congress of Verona. No Of
fetal intelligence had been received
at London from that Congress. The
London Courier appears to give ere
dit to the Paris article which makes
the Emperor Alexander hold a new
and strong language as regards the
Turks. That paper OF the oath Oeto
Der, denies that England is seeking
10 secure to itself the exclusive trade
with Spain and her former colonies ;"
but adds" AT the same time there is
no government, nor any Statesman
in Europe, who is not convinced that
the policy of Spain is to do that which
seems to be dictated by sound wisdom
by sound wisdom and prudence-to
acknowledge that which she has not
the means ofpreyenting-the complete
independence of her American col
onies. We have proved, and she
would prove, that such an indepen
dence would strengthen, rather than
weaken, her resources and prosperity |
at home"
This language is Numerically OPP
poslte to that which the Courier has
held on the same subject, within The
last twelve month. The palinode, as
well as the new conviction of every
government and every statesman in
Europe, may be ascribed ch'ehyto the
recognition of the Spanish American
States by our government.
The accounts from the North Of
Spaina are contradictory. Advices from
tie South Of France, stated that The
Spanish constituencies were push
ing with great activity their prepare
lions for eXpelling the Royalsts 1t
was thought that the Constitutional
army in Catalonia. would amount to
10000 effective men, before the end
of October.
The london Morning Chronicle
of the % Oct says-"Thc Turks are
now driving once more from the
Peioponnesus and they have been bea.
ten in variety of enga gcments.'
The Morning Chronicle contains a
series oflong letters from 'ePlc Ghost
OF the Marquess of Londonderry to
the Right Hon. George Canning"
From The London Morning Chroni
Gle. Oct. 26
Accounts have this morning been
received from Greece of the most
satisfactory nature. On the Oath of
Sept. the Castle OF Corinth surrender
ed the Christians, and by this achieve
mcnf the Morea has been again iber-
ated from the Barbarians. This event
viii be considered important in histo-
~, because i.has been proceeded by
the most brilliant success on the part
Of the Greeks.
The Turkish feet, after the loss of
six ships which they sustained i'll ac
lion with the Greclan navy, attempt.
cd in vain to gain the Dardanelles, and
were forced back into the haven of
Napohidi Romania, where the Greeks
had assembledall their forces around
them. The situation ofthe barbarlans
was highly critical, for they were
curly exposed TO an attack, and their
destroying probably, for the Greeks
itcolectlng the bloody scenes at Sclo
and Cyprus, were filled with the most
= 'tcrmlned purpose of revenge, par.
iicularly the islanders.
OCTOBER 81
Fhe report sspread this evening
in Paris, 4 at distinguished persons have
:elvtd, by an extraordinary chan. !
mel, news from Verona, which an. |
ounce, that the dispositions of As
Soverneigns are Of nature to console |
all friends of legitimacy with respect to
tie affairs Of Spain. Ii is said that it |