Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-04
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baltimore, ApriI 90.


captain .H'Lanus, arrived last night, 10
the short passage OF as days from Liver
pool, we have received our regular files
of London papers To the 22d, aud Liver
pool Commercial Adyices OF the 25d oil
March
The health of the King Of England is
so far restored as to render the pubhca-
ton of bulletins upon the subject unne
cessary, and his progress towards con
valesceuce was satisfactory. Oi course,
the annuaciation of this fact was highly
gratifying Ia the nobility and gentry
and congratuIatory calls were u.ade by
Sir Henry Halrord, upon those princi-
pally interested.
The Manchester Guardian, in mott
cling the state of trade for the week en-
ding Monday, the 10th March, mentions,
that less encouIag ement was gwen tot
manufactures than in the previous week,
but thinks that the worst has passed,
and that tie amendment in trade gener-
ally. will be sure and gradual The
Glasgow Chronicles speaking OF tie
trade for The same week, says
el'here is general sragnation in bu-
siness. and money appears to be luliy as
scarce as ever. Temptations 10 manu-
-facfure are not wanting, as the price OF
cotton yarn and the rate If weaving con-
tinue lower than they ever were on any
former occasion.
The severe stagnation of trade occa-
stoned by the reaction of the small note
currency, is now become very obvious
among the carriers. any who drove
two carts, and formerly were certain Of
being fully loaded, nov 90 and depart
without a load sufficient for one. On
the whole. the internal carriage is re-
duced to about half since the com
mencement of the present dullness.
WeHingfon's Mission to Russia.
On the 29tn ult dispatches were recei-
we'd at London from Lord Wellington at
St. Petersburg The London Times of
the 22d gives the following account of
the objects of the Dukes mission to
Russia.
IoNpoN. March %.
We have much satisfaction in Eating
that the mission of his Grace the Duke
of Wellington has commenced under
favorable auspices. If our intelligence
be not incorrect, the first interview OF
his Grace with his Imperial Majesty bore
the aspect not NEARLY OF gracious feel
ing towards the Ambassador, but of an
uuequivocal concurrence in the great
object of his embassy viz, the preser
walton of unbroken tranquility through
out Europe.
It's understood las we, indeed, an
nounced the fact to be at the period of
the Dukes departure from this country |
that he was charged with what might
be termed credentials, from France, and
Austria. and Prussia, as well as from
Great Britain, all calculated to impress
the cabinet of St Petersburg with the
conviction that the above great powers
are unanimous in their purpose
LIST. OF protecting the Greeks against
The Ottomans.
Cd OF prote ting the latter against
an attack from Russia.
The Duke of Wellington is said 10
have received the most prompt assnran
ces of the satisfaction with which the
Emperor Nicholas regarded the first of
the two objects explained to him. and
of his entire acquiescence in the second.
The five most powerful states in
Christendom are now, il is added, to
unite in common and peremptory dec
laraton to the Grand Seigncr. that
Greece SHALL no longer be occupied or
invaded bv his armies that he must
give up all pretentions to the sovereignty
of that people, and cease in any manner
to modest them.
On their part it is affirmed that the
Greeks, aware Of the negotiation with
Russia, and contemplating its 'uccesslui
result, have offered the constitutional
throne of their country to each in sue
cession of the three former princes-the
Duke Of sussex, Leopold of SAKE CO.
bum, and the son of Gustavius the
Iwede; but by none of them has the
roy al prize been accepted. The Greek
nation, however, will be left to the choice
OF its own chief, and of the form of gov
eminent which best may suit its genius,
wants, or prejudices.
With respect to Russia, she will feel
the necessity of abstsining from any
positive act, or even from demonstra-
tons and mehaces of aggression upon
Turkey. There is little doubt but that
Nicholas has troubles 10 contend with at
home, which would not be appeased,