Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-22
FOREIGN NLTS.
FRANCE.
Il AnIs,Dec. q.

| H0ckeu at an early hOur yesterday
morning to the Champs Elysees, and
beyond the barrier, to meet the Duke
Of Ansoalcm. At one o'clock III. r.
III. arrived at the Port MailIot. nc.
companied by with Monsieur. the
Duchess Of Angoulem, and the Ouch.
ess Of Barry. who had gone ont to
meet him. The Prince then mount
cd on horseback, and the rest of the
royal party returned by the Faub du
Roue to the Tuileries. The Mayor
of Neuilly, at the Porte Maillot, had
the honor to deliver an address of
congratulation to bis Royal Hichncss.
At the Barriere de PEtoile ma gnifi.
cent tent had been crcc,cd, ornamen.
ted with emblems, analogous 10 the
occasion. The Municipal. Body,
headed by The Project Of The Depart.
ment were waiting to receive the
Prince. The pupils Of the Polytechnic
school wcFe drswnup on the right
and left.
The DANES de la Hate formed a
body to present flowers 10 the Prince.
and the Charbonniers and other SINH,
lar bodies offered his Royal Higness
bouquet Of silver. Upon the Dukes
approach, the aire was rent with &C.
CARNATIONS. The Municipal Body
having been presented by the Grand
Master of the Ceremonies, the Count
dc Chadrol, Project of Inc Depart.
meht, addressed bis Royal Highness
in this following terms:
"Nouseigne,tr-Our wishes fol-
lowed you at your departure, and our
acclamaticns await youupon Jour hap.
ply return.
For thirty years the name of war
was only cry Of alarm, and a signal
OF calamity for nations, the population
OF the invaded state, like that of The
conquering states, rushing one upon
another, presented TO the view of the
rejecting, a hrnentabIe spectacle.
"To day, war raises up the Cypress.
ed nation. Upon every point ola vast
empire, 4 presents itself humane, pro-
tecting,' and generous. A warrior
without fear, q conqueror without ven.
geance, your valiant sword, at the
voice Of powerful monarch, has Just
consecrated the noble and legitimate
employment of yalor and arms.
"The trophies of war become the
consolation of an oppressed people;
the volcano of revolutions forever
closed; the reconciliation of our coun7
try, cenlented in the eyes of the world;
victory restored to our sailors and war
riors: the glory of all the sons of France
blended together in a new fasces; the
names Of Pampeluna, Liado, I.iers,
those of the Trocadero and SENT Pc.
tri henceforward combined with other
celebrated names, oil which your fami-
ly, thorouahIy, French, adopted the
glory: such, Monsiegneur, are the re-
salts Of this memorable campaign
such is the work which you have just
accomplished,
Enter within these walls, where
tie Magnificent crown Of your ances-
tors glitters TO day with so bright
gain; the great city resonnds with
praises and joy: it is proud Of seeing
its warriors again; IFS avenues are
filled with an expectant people, whose
countenances beam with gladncss at
new, triumphs. Under the ancient
roof Of his sacred Palace, father and
King is desirous to place upon your
brow a crown of laurels; already his
heart leaps at the approach of him
whom he calls the joy of bis old age
and the glory of France 1t is in bis
arms that you will receive the two
fold reward of political wisdom and
martial valous Pire lc DUO d. an.
goule'ae.."
:, GREECE.
THE Nuremberg Gazette contains
the following intelligence of recent
date from the Morea:-The Pacba of
Sutari has failed in his enterprise a.
gainst Etylia and Missolungn. The
Turks of Negropont being compelled
to shut themselves up in the principal
fortresses, have even abandoned IA
rystos, which is said TO be occupied by
the Greeks. The fort OF Corinth is
also in their possessession. Coron and
Modon are negotiating relative to sub
mission, and Patras is so closely block
AIDED BY The Greeks forces, that this
garrison dares no longer make sor-
ties. The Greek Government takes