Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-25

country enjoy the most perfect tranquil
ity. Some say the Queen dowsger viii
inhabt the chateau d'Aiuda, with the
whole Royal family. Others say, il is
her Intention TO spend some months i'm
Madrid with her brother Ferdinand.
She has recognized the Regency, and its
acts are in the name OF Don Pedroi
kussiG.--The funeral ceremonies Of
the late Emperor of Russia, were fu-
ished without any disturbance.
According to Intelligence of the sth oE
March, from ST. Pstersburgh, the Empe.
ror Nicholas and the Grand Duke Mi-
chae reviewed the troops of the capital
few days before. Aiterihe Emperor's
departure, the Grand Duke ordered
those who bad taken part in the insur<
rcction Of December 90, TO step out OF
the ranks. About lso6 men advanced.
upon which the Prince told them they
wsr, designated to go into Georgia to-
reinforce the troops thai bad daily en-
counters with the tribes of the Caucases.
The proposition was accepted with 10Y.
IN active correspondence is kept I'm
between Berlin and st Peiersbui gh.---
There arc SO many friends of the Greeks
in the latter capital, that it is believed
the policy adopted will be much mora
favorable 10 them, and ii IS said at court
that the Russians will never permit their
co religlonIst. 10 be exterminaied by the
inhdels, In case of war; there are
also numbers OF young men of good fami-.
lies in Prussis, who are prepared to en-
lis, undertbe standard of Greece.
Germany- The Austrian Governments
has declared that the benefit promised.
| by the Vienna Congress relative TO the
navigation Of the Rhine. was the free
and uninterrupted navigation into tho
sea, and f,om the sea into the Rhine, for
| all nations.
The Emperor Of Austria has so far re-
covered, that the publication of BulIe-
tins is no longer censidered necessary.
| II il rumored that the Archduke Fsr-t
dinand eldest son of the Emperor Of
| Austria, and Imperial Prince, has be-.
fore hand renounced the throne, through
attachment TO contemPlative life. The.
act of resignation is said to be deposited
in different archives. Some 90 80 far an
| TO sas that be has taken orders, ard is-
ldessired for high EcclesiasticaI func-.
HONS
1 tn sald that the King If psussia ne-s
lditstas journey TO the eastern frontiers
Ito review his garrisons, and thathe will
!, meet the Emperor Nicholas and also be.
s lpresent at the coronation OF Constantine.
Of The Danish Admiral LowenorD, died.
Ia ~ - H. Il
The Greeks, aud onoiher Victoryt-.
II will be rerolected that at our last adj
$ vices, the Turks and Egyptians, were
) pre- pairing for another assault upon Mis-
solonghi, by sea and land Ii will rejoice
our friends now to learn, that letters
from Mlssolonghi Of the 5th Of March.
contain the information that Ibishin Pa
cha has been driven from the siege OF
that place. On the 2sth of February, be-
ATTACKED the town. but was repulsed
with great loss. The same letter states.
that 1000 men were lost by the Turks.
The Greeks lost 500. :
II A letter from Corfu of the 18th OF
March, states that captain Pacha had
lquitted Ibrabim and sailed for Cnnsfan..
linople and was pursued by Miaouis.
Ibrahim had caused several ofthe chiefs
under his command to be beheaded.--
THE departure of the Captain Pacha
leaves the sea completely free, and sue.
cor can be afforded to issolonghi The
Austrian Observer reluctantly admits.
that the Greeks have repulsed the Turks,
and succeeded in vicsuaIling that for-
Itress.
/ Corfu dates 10 March sth, announce
that ibrahim Pacha made general as
sault upon Missolnnshi on the I'd of
March, both by sea and land; but
vas repulsed with. the loss Of several
Thousand men. Official intelligence
Of the same bad been received by the
Lord High Commissioner Of the To-
nian Islands of the 9TH
Il Another account says On the esth:
February thr Egyptians made their frst'
ATTACKS on Missolonghi, which were fol-.
lowed by two others on the 1st and I'd
of March but they were uniformly re-.
pulsed During the last assault, COL
Fau,ier appeared in the direction of Sa-.
Iona, st the head Of a body OF Greeks.
and made massacre of the Egyptians.
lIbrahim y as obliged to retire to Aspro-
potamos, and to leave the coast, the rom-
munication with which is now cut off. :
i Previously to the first attark. the
i Crack ests had administered the x>on,