Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-16

uatil Itshouid have new E1tof. ibe
principal provisions Of this Ordonnsnce
sets forth: fhat Que Of the titles in waich
| ass Most Christian Majesty gIories most,
| is that Of Protector of the Christian keli-
gion in the Levant: that, in appointing
Consul General at smyrna, the King has
given him for special mission TO pro-
tect. defend, and cause 10 be respected,
| in his name, the religion that his Males
ty anG Inc greater part of his subjects
profess; that, to attack publicly in a
periodical writing, the creed that ser
yes as the basis of this worship is to OPP
pose thai part of the mission of autbori-
| ty, and act contrary TO the Kings inten-
tons. For such a revolution to have
been taken, there can be no Govern
ment existing,at Smyrna, or the Speeta-
teur Oriental must be the creation, work
and property OF the French Government.
RHoBRs, JULY ga schooner OF
Mehemet Ali Paeha has arrived here
| from Savarin. and landed a Tartar, with
dispatches from ibrahim foe CONSTANT
nople. lie brings Intelligence Of the cap
| ture Of the last district of the sianioies,
which renders lbrahim master Of the
whole interior Of the Morea The Greek
forces are concentrated within the walls
Of NapoIi, Malveisia, and CGrinth
| The Captain Rey and Reale Rey ar
rived at Navarin the 18Th July, with 23
vessels Of war, TO be at the disposal OF
Ibrahn,.
! The Captain Pacha was at Tcheseme
with 33 vessels of war, to take on board
the Asiatc troops assembled there,
thence they were to proceed TO the at
tack of Samos.
The troops at Alexandra, to embark
! for the Morea, amounted to or 0, 600;
but the Vceroy has informed the Porte
that he has not the funds TO undertake
another expedition; and such frighHul
stories are told by those who have re-
turned from Greece, that 1000 have de-
serted.
There was report that the Pacha Of
IVidrn had revolted, and invited all the
Jan .-aries to voin him.
PANS, SEPT. 26.--On the esd nit. the
Minister of Foreign Affairs received
dispatches from Constantinople, which
were said to be of the utmost import
ance. All thatwe have been able to learn
of their import is, that Constantlnople
was in flames. The report was circula-
ted yesterday, and is confirmed this e.
vening by the Etoie. That ministerial
paper s,ates, that as soon as the stan
dard of the Prophet was withdrawn from
Che outer court of the seraslio, violent
conlagration broke out, and was raging
at the time of the departure of the bear
er Of the dispatches. We know that
the standard Of the Prophet is displayed
in times ofimininent danger to the EN-
pre, and that then every true Mussul-
man is bound to repair toit in defence
of his sovereign. 1t is less generally
known that the Janisssries show their
disatfection to the Government by set
ting fire to the capital.-Cour. Francois.
The intelligence from ST Petersburg
is to the 9Th Of September. 1t is stated
in the Paris papers that there is no pro-
babilitv Of an amicable adjustment of
the differences between Russia and the
Porte.
The Persians are said 10 have invaded
the frontier OF Russia with a powerful
army from Georgia, and Russia troops
have marched for the Cgmea. Forty
five thousand men are ready 70 cross
the Pruth, and one hundred thousand
are on their way to reinforce.
The Emperor Nicholas has published
manifesto, in which he says, that in
the rules prescribed by the Emperor
Paul in 1897, several principles we're
established concerning the succession,
by whichit is reserved TO the reigning
Emperor, in case OF his death, or the
minority Of bis successors, to appoint a
regent, and to name his tutor. In con-
formity with this, and under tha bene-
dction Of his very dear mother" and
with the consent Of Constantine, he in
stitutes, in case Of his decease, the Grand
Duke Michael chief Of the Government
during the minority Of Alexander, the
rjehtfuf successor, The son of Nicho-
las will be next to Alexander,
Among the fapors granted by the En-
peror at his coronation was the gijt Of
10000 peasant to different personages:
Count Nesselrole received 1000.
SPAIN
Accounts from Spain inform us of
great desestons in the Spanish army
An official document announcing the de-
seItion on the I'd Of september, has