Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.


Nrw York JUNE BY the packet
ship Canada, Capt. Rogers, arrived last
evening in the short passage of15 day.
from Liverpool, the Editor of the Ad-
yocate has received files Of London
and Liverpool papers to the Ist May, in
elusive. The Canada left the harboI
on the 9Th, but had no communication
with the shore after the Sd.
The Spanish accounts are to the 9Th
April, and represent pain as remain
ing in the same state of distress and
uncertainty with respect to the mea-
sures of government. Numbers of per.
sons continue tn be arrested and impri-
soned. The mobiles were not even ex-
empted.-aIadrid had been set fire to in
four different places at once, but ow-
ing to the activity Of the French, its
progress was arrested. Each party
accuses the other Of the crime.
A Roval re olution was published
on the 18th, directing the decree Of the
9th June, relative 20 qualifications, be
carried into fnll effect II was said
Don Saez was to be brought into the
administration again.
Tne accounts from Cons.antinople
are 10 the asth March, at which time
nothing Of Importance had taken place.
81. Petersburg letters say, that NJ. Min
ziacl1y is ordered to demand an indem-
nifty of the Porte for the commercial
losses sustained b, Russian subjects, of
late years, by several fremans, issued
in that period No formal mission will
be sent to the Porte till this affair Is ar
ranged.
letter of the same date states, that
all di 'erences between the Porte and
Russia were adjusted, and the Turks
actually retiring from Walachia and
Moldavia. Ga the other hand, letters
received at Paris from Trieste state,
that it's rumored there that the Holy
Alliance have coded one of the Archi-
pelago to the knights of Jerusalem,
and that, as soon as the order has estab-
lished itself in its new seat of govern
ment, it will enter into an offensive and
alliance with Greece against the Turks,
1t is asserted. positively,in Paris, that
both Nj. de Vilele and NJ. de Chateau
BRAND have unequivocaliy lexpressed
themselves in favor of the restoration of
Knight, which latter statement we have
strong reason for believing to be well
founded. IS for the alleged cession,
(says the London Sun. of an island to
the Order, by the Allied sovereigns, it
is probably only an exaggerated echo
of the old statement respecting sion
having actually been made to it by the
Greeks. The Allies have no right to
cede a territory which belongs either to
re generated Greece, or to the Porte,
and the rumor. therefore, is most pro-
bable without foundation. 1t is posi-
bic enough that the Great Powers may
feel disposed to acquiesce in the estab-
lishment Of the Knights Of st. John in
the Mediterranean.
There was not the least probability
Of the termination of the differences
between Great Britain and the Aigiers,
whose ports were vigorously btockaded
Conveys had been granted for the pros
lection of trade between Leghorn and
the Straits-bnt there was not the slight
est risk, as it was ascertained there
were no Algerine cruisers al sea.
The Patriot General San Martin has
arrived at iayre from Bunos Ayres.
Mr. Rothschild, under the assumed
name of Falemel s. Co has taken the
new loan for Sicily, Of the small a
mount of 10000 ounces of gold. The
conditions had not TRANSFERRED, but be-
hevei not to exceed 81 per cent.
Mr. G.. Be!zoni. the celebrated ira
weller, died at Cato the Sd of Dec p