Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-15

present peculiarly unsuited to the state
of the spanish Treasury. The individ-
ual named as Charge des Afiaires, is a
NJ. Castillo, and this is said to be his
first diplomatic rank of any kind. The
pretence, however, is merely hollow
one; for nobleman of the highest
rank is appointed to the Paris Embassy.
Probably Spain is weak enough to take
this mode of showing its sense of the
liberal tone Of the English Government.
GREECE AND TURKEY.
Accounts from Constantinople OF the
9th April state, thai Lord Strangtord
had reganed his influence with the
Porte, in consequence Of having pro
missed that all the officers in the ser
vice of the Greeks, who we with
Lord Byron, should be recalled by
the King Of England, and if they did
not obey they should be deprived of
there pay and commission. This is a
very improbable story.
Files OF the Greek Chronicle to a
late date have been received 10 Lon
don, from which it appears that the
dlssentlons in Cindia have been heal.
ed and that every thing is going on
rosperously. The veil which has
concealed the causes of the dreadful
catastrophe at Cairo begins to be raj
sed, and if what is said be true the
affairs OF Egypt will create a divi-
sion that ps,t have powerful effect
IN f,vor OF the Greeks. A letter rom
Alexandria, OF April 4, announces the
re appearance on the stage formerly
famous, but who has been totally for
gotten for these 8 years past. This is
ibraham Bey, brave companion in
arms of Murdd Bey
The ancient chief Of the Name
lukes, a personal enemy to the Vice
roy, who caused all his relations and
friends to be mastered, has by a
coup de main, and aided by secret
friends, made himself master OF the
citadel OF Cairo by which he has the
command of the city This great
event took place onthe 25th of March,
that is four days after the explosion and
fire of the 2lst, which may hence be
naturally explained. 1t is added that
lhraham Bey has acted at the secret
mstigation of the Porte, who has pro.
missed him the government Egypt
in the room of A.ehmet Ali, whom it
Justly breads This last intelligence
comes through the Augsbureh Gazette;
and 1t is added as certain that the great
expedition will not sail.
RU SSIA AND TURKEY
The S.. Petersburg Conservatism
Impartial, Of May 18th, contained the
following article
"The Foreign Journals. received
by the last Mail, contain highly exag
gerated accounts relative to the IRE
sent state Of the relations of the Otto.
man Porte with the Allied Powers in
general, and with Russia in particular.
These accounts state
"1st. That MIR Menziasky's Mis-.
sion has entirely failed, and secondly,
that great ornaments are making on
The Imperial Frontiers along the Da,
nuhe."
ITO this we answer:
81 That Mr.. Menziasky has exc
cuted. in the most successful manner,
tee mmission confidedto hin, having
been enabled to open his Office for the
concerns of commerce 10 the month of
March. and consequently the relations
between Russia and Turkey, which
he had orders to renew, are, in fact,
actually renewed, and at the same
time on the most salts factory princi-
piles
SO That no official account has vet
been received of reinforcement ofthe
Turkish troops in the fortresses on the
Danube.
It's therefore, with great regret, that
we have observed that the most re-
spectacle French Journals have has
tened 10 disseminate such false reports
on the credit of the Augsburg and
Nuremburg Journals, and to copy all
that these Journals, in their zeal fer
the cause of rebellion and disorder, have
been pleased to prophssy."
SOUTH AMERICA.