Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-06-01
Whole No. i42o.

| Guitar form. (wnh calbre ut 6S,) had beea
made according 70 hisdfcrtuns, to Be used i,
| gun bssl> aga iSt the Turkish fleets and f,.r,s
| The editor ssIds--ssye can announce with c.,
tsshsy, that Lard GoSbra-4e arrived Al NsnoE
! the hcgnniag ~ last month, aud that there l.
| 10 es~gxeratonsn what IS said OF the iorsn,ds-
nc artillery which has beell pssrasc,l by his Or.
| dcrs The capture III sisssolongh, NAV re,as,t
The conmencement OF his operations, bu, i
wai oniy increase tie interest we seei h NJ.
exefnans Tor nnecv' We, thetc spprars =,
be some doubt OF the fact of Lord Cochr.aa,.
kaytag Arrived ~ Greccr, notuihs.and,ne H..
positive tone ~ the above paragraph. MS F,r,,s-
sells paper Of tlie 18Th spr,l ssys.--.,,bile H.
Frrich Journals, whsoh ,nade ord Ceeh,snS
STRIVE al Hantc. an.smsncc that the oeicbra,rd
Admiral - gosng To defend The cause Of thss
Greeks the Noble Lord is residing IN f,rus.e,s
and every day rides on hoss, back on our rar,s
parts -
Arepcft j. current, that the s.reeks hv 90.
~ bald conp dc man, have made thrns.,.s.
masters q seven magazines OF prcsis,on IN,
afnnitn'uoh, N Ihcssay and Olympus IN.
sstAe Journal. on authority OF ! letter f<.,~
Zante, q the @sd February, states. tha, 90.
81 despatched ny The Greet 'Catngn,,tes !, ~
rus. haa andst h that island deputy trnu, ~.
COMMITTEES, iBoihrels, 5000 m,,skeis. and so.,0
uusiOrms, s"h sbst thea officers aiIir ned ,hse
'he P'nheilencs, Pluialeiphis, would send ~
the ard ~ the Greeks seycn ships az usr ,,vs,
| OF wb1s:h arc steam vessels.
The most consdefahie iahabi,ap,. og a.. ~,
fes are now At Argos, to CONSIDER on me.,s ~
saving the country -
y ~ stated irnns Prtscsa. March g. rc01. ,h,p
tue Iuskish commanders ~ thai place kav.sans
away grest nuHfs5er OF families in arass ~
be A,le 10 lIsige 1000 Ottoman soldiers wo,,,d.
"a 10 the late attack made b, .bral,;m ,n,,n
| Nissoiosgsi This Journal adds that /, II con.
nfnedHffom all qAarsers. tina, Maulis bad -.
Aen convoy OF 70 richly laden Egyrtiar ships.
sent D, the Paeha OF Egypt to ConssantinautS
6feaf- isfifnnts--Tlie accounts from tie ,,ar,,
iae ui'hs siistiiets represent ,he situation of
tne viewers as most depiorabie.
ine PRESIDENTS Message TO the rou,e oSst'
representatives, on the subject of the P.nan,.
M,ss'oe' appears M The London papers Of he
y sas reported IN London, on the an,bor;,~
OF private letters from China, that FIRE had hrn,
ke" oot y, the suburbs OF Canon, in four de-
's'so' PAGES ~ uae sa,us time. II is supposed
70 be tlse work Of incsa,dsrits.
An interesting conve rsa ion upon ,b- .,,h;~s,,
OF Negro slavery IN the W. los.ies took n}acs-
N the House Of Iur,is on the I7th OF Arr,l-
The Eranddebate, hGwevet, will not coms ~.
until the ilth OF May, when Mr.. BrouOharn,.
motion is 10 be iaIset. III.
ioNB and sa'fstated debate fouk rlar@ IN
the House OF Commons on the 10Th az Anry
on the subiec, OF the Corr Laws. The res,l,,.
Won tor ". House ~ 30 INTO COMMITTEES 10 con-
s'ue' me pfolftsy % q revision al tie Corn
Laws, waa negained b. 1869 m ority.
Lord Byron, for The FIRST time, took his .e.,
IN the Hous ct Lords or the l0th. a. ,i,e are
cessor o. ls's immortal kmsman.
Parliament WAS expected 10 be nroroo..,s
| about the I'd or 80 Of June
aas h'ohde iragate, capt. Lord BYRON when
rtntied, WI, u IS said, Proceed 10 n, pete.s-.
hufgb, to take on board he Duke Of weu,,s-
OF July. ~ "'o's1
iht Duke OF Deyonshre was TO proceed "a.
hessis, as ambassador exiraordinsr, At he CO.
T"haaioh q tDr Emperor. Az ST. Peiersburvh
the Duke Of Wellington and Nieholss So
y appeared 10 public isrethor.
AConstanfioope paper Of the lin NJ.
SAYS, Mr. Canning bad alrcad, had an s,.,..,.s-
with W heis Ersiid', aud that be fs, sent -
a note in favor Of tbe Greeks. ''"' h'm
In regard 70 the precise object az M. -.
sion OF the Duke ct Wellington "a e. ss., mrs
burgh, but little IL knowu. thousanl ......s-
and spechations are afoat, At ieast 80
edsl's OF which are entitled to > e,ns;d.
fs''oh, Maa'eser. he following i. from The
Par = Cansiissifionnel Of Arrfl le. 80 s"0
'sIn'clligence is said 10 have arrived s.. :.
ieeersnafgh, announcing thar the negotiation.
with which the duke 1T w ellington was ets.ess,1
hase sn'scarr'ed His grace il reprrser,~d ~
have been instructed 10 demand ths, darh...
tons sh"nld be held in a Congress Of the Grest
Powers 80 1'cA1
Isl. epon the means OF putting an end -
the effusion Of blodd M Greece sn5 ~ $50:
naling the affairs q Moldasia ard vallaeh,a
~ Upon The adoption of arrangements tend.
ing 10 reduce IN all the states The fo,ce ~ ~.
standing armies, the gress mass Of which rem
ders necessary taxes burihensome to the nro-
PIES measure which would involyr. on thu.
part q Russia, The suppression OF her milissry
colonies.
"But the Russian Cabinet, ne are ASSURED
WHIST u offered 10 take part in he uegoriatso ~
with the Porte TO put an erd 10 the sangnir ,rv
struggle Of Greece. answered upon other D o;n.s
that thes could not be fbe snhie tof onv A.
liberation IN common with other Powers-.-.b..
| the diffcutles relative 20 sfoidavia and .vaiIa-
ebis, resulting from priys,e treaties with the
sublime Porte, were an affair that exs.lus;veIv
concerned Russia, and that she wisheJ n 49,.
rlnaie without entering into engagements win
any one--aud lastly. that The reduct;on az ~.
army, and suppression Of her military eolon;e~
formed part OF her system OF coyeerm.rs
which u belonged 10 herself alone Il, yn.,.,;e,
or change, as she might consider il to accord
With her Interest,""
Mr. Secretary Canning. IN late de-
bate IN the House Of Commons. toolx
occasion TO cnmplsment the Ereach 49,