Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-06
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LATEST FRoM EUROPE.

sFeb. S,h. containing Isondsn dates to the 4th,
Ehave been received. The editors of the PAlla.
sdum gives the following extracts
The British Government has concluded
streaty Of friendship, commerce and navigation,
with Coiomb,a.
1t is reported that the French have entered
stnto new engagement TO continue their troops
,sin Spain three years longer II is possible Span
may bacome Province OF Fraaes. 1t will be
sail 10 the Bourbon family
tits said some Russian troops had passed the
/, Pruth without orders. and are committing hos.
Utilities against the Turks.
Letters from Bucharest, January Il, state tina,
s.the Jannissarirs set fire to the suburbs OF Gala
t-ts. at ConstantinopIe. principally inhabited by
Chnstiaas, and l,500 houses. and 1000 shops
were burnt
RUssIs.--Pfincc Tru5etzko is said to have
: made important confessions 1t is also said, the
conspiracy at ST Petersburg appears TO have
had extensive rsmihes;ions. Four Generals Of
the Army OF BcsszrebiH, and many officers of
the staff have been arrested They speak even
of the dissolution Of that Army. This oonsp.
3. racy is said to have commenced before the
= death Of Alexander, and was well known to
tshim.
The Guerrero "a, carried military stores from
Tue session of the Parliament of Great pri.
s'tsin was opened February ID, by the following
;massige from the King, read by Lord Clifford:
My j.ords and Gentlemen:
We are commanded by his Majesy to inform
you, that his Majesty has seen with regret the
embarrassment which has occurred in the pecu
mary concerns OF the country, since the close
of the last session Of Parliament
The embarrassment did not arise from any
political events, either at home or abroad: II
was no. produced by any unex pected demand
supon the pubic resources, nor by the appre.
.hension OF any interruption 10 the general tran
aquihty.
Some Of the cafses to which this evil mus,
be attributedie without the reach ofdjrect Par.
liam entary Interposition. nor can security against
the recurrespce Of them be found. unless in the
experience Of the suAarings which they have
oecssioned.
But to certain portion of this evil, correc.
tives a. least, it not etec,usl remedies, may be
applied; and his Majesty relies upon your wis
dom to devise such measures ~ may tend to
protect both private and public interests agains,
the like sudden and violent fluctuations, b,
placing on more firm foundation the currenc.
and circulating credit of the country.
His Majesty continues to receive from his
Allies, and generality frem all Foreign Princes
and States, the strongest assurances of their
friendly disposition towards his Msiesty His
Majesty, on bis part, is constant and unwe aired
in his endeavors to reconcile conflicting inter.
ests and to recommend and cultivate peace
both in the Old World and in the New
His Majesty commands us to inform you tina,
in pursuance of this policy. his Maiestys medi
alton has been successfully employed in the
conclusion OF a treaty between the crowns OF
Portugal and Brazil, by which the relations OF
friendly intercourse long interrupted between
two kindred nations, have been restored and
the Independence of the Brazilian Empire has
been formally acknowledged
HIS Majesty loscsso opportunity OF giving
erect to the principles OF Trade and Naviga.
zion. which have received the sanction of Par.
lament, and OF establishing them as far as pos
sble, by engagements With Foreign Powers.
His Majesty has directed 10 be laid before
you copy OF aConventon, framed on those
principles which has recently been concluded
between his Majesty and the King of France;
and Of similar Convention. With the Free Han
seattle cities OF Labec, Bremen ssd Hamburg
His Majesty has likewise directed to be laid
before you copy Of Treaty of Amity, Com.
merce and Navigation, concluded between his
Majesty and the republic OF Colombia, the ra-
tiicatiens OF which have been exchanged since
the close OF the last session. For the carrying
into effect some of the stipulatons of this trea
\ ty. His Majesty vii! have need of yoar sssis.
\ lance.
His Majesty regrets that he has not 10 an
n.unce TO you the termination of hostilities in
itdis; but the operations OF the last campaign,
Trough the bravery Of the forces of his Males
t,and OF the East India Company, and the skill
and perseverance, of their Commanders, have
leen attended viii, uniform success, and his
Majesty trusts that continuance of the same
cSertions may lead. at no distant period, 10 an
hmorabis and satisfactory pacihcation.
His MaJesiys attention has been directed to
tie consideration of several measures recon.
mended IN the last session of Parliament for
improving the condition of Ireland
The industry of that part of the United King
dom, his Majesty has the satisfaction of &C.
quainiing you. is in course of prad..~t arrl ge-
neral advanceroest--an advancement mainly Ia
be attributed to the state OF tranquility which
now happily prevails throughout all the Pro.
yinces of Ireland
Gentlemen Of tie Hause Of Commons:
Has Majesty has directed the estimates for
the year to he prepared and laid before YOU:
They have been framed with an anxious de.
sire TO avoid every expenditure beyond what
The necessary demands Ut the public service
may require.
His Majesty has the satisfaction of informing
you. that the prodace of the Revenue, in the
last year, has fully justified the expectations en-
tertalned at the commencement OF it.
Ny Lords and Gentlemen:
HIS Majesty deeply laments the in;uriou. eff
feels which the late pecunisry crisis must have
entalied upon many branches of the Commerce
and Manufactures of the United Kingdoms
But his Majesty Confidently believ es that The
temporary check which Commerce and Manu-
features may at this moment experience, will
under the blessings of Divine Providence, nei
p al g