Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-09-21
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gust 5. received by TIE ia Ueits,
which arrived at New York, alter the
publication Of the afternoon papers on
saturday. Paris papers to the 1th %
August had been received at London.
They contain intelligence OF the ARR
val Of the Russian plenipotentiaties en-
the third ult. at Rudschuck, the place
where the conferences with the Turkish
Commissioners are to be held. The
Congress was 10 be opened on the l5ta|
md irou, the present temper OF the tFo
Powers, the most favorable results may
be confidently anticipated. In the mean
time. Russia has furnishes such une-
uuivocsl proofs Of her pacific DISPOSE
tion. that to suppose she will raise wa,
ton objections, would be 10 start unwar-
rable doubts Of her sincerity. On the
pant of the Porte, every facility to
prompt and complete adjustment or the
rcmaining difference may be reasonably
exnected. MS it must be her earnest "ish
"a lave her attention cndiverted from
every other object, in ORDER to de
vote II wholly TO the reforms she has
inst undertaken. The asdor with which
those reforms are urged, we have more
than once ailudedto; and it appears, by
letters from Constantinopie, OF Che Sd
winch are quoted in these Papers, That
It was on the increase 1t that date, IN
stead of suhsiling. The 9ultan contin-
ued 10 superintend IN person the drilling
oCtha new Ieyies; and as bis subjects
had caught a portion OF bis enthusiasm,
the lively interest they exhibited served
60 fan his own.
Its said that the plague has broken
oat al RudsthuclI, y rigorous quaran-
tine has been ordered.
The Court Of Peers at Paris declared
Yesterday. that there was no srouod for
proceeding against the Military Intend
emit Sicard, and the same declaration
was made as to NJ. Ouvrard. A discus
sion then arose on the question, as to
whether NJ. Ouyrard should he sent be-
fore the Correctional Police for az I'M
accepted attempt at bribery, or be set
at liberty. The discussion was postro-
ned until tomorrow, when the Court
will hear the Procureur du Esoi on the
subject.
they write from Costantinople under
the date Of July 3, as follows: "Ihe
Sultan is always on horseback, and con
tinually displays tho same firmness.
The desire to receive military instfuc
tion is as great as ever, and frenchmen
are every where sought for TO instruct
new troops Cnnstanlinople is kind OF
camp: commerce however, is at a COM
plete stand"
The letters from Russia now concur
in saving that, in the latter part OF bis
reiri the Emperor Alexander had sunk
into Incidence. and that in consequence
The erossest abuses had begun to prevail
in all Departments Of the state. This IS
. striking proof of the Insecurity OF a
Despotic Government The Emperor
Alexander was at one time praised de
serpedly for his activity as welll as good
intentions. aud was certainly in 9th re-
snects, above the average Of monarcta.
Yet some change in his habits or CON
stitutjon put an end to all the benefit
which had been derived from bin, and
nothing but the accident Of his early
death. and Of an active successor, could
have saved the Empire FROM suffering
long underline misgoyeFnment o. which
he hal allowed the seeds to be sown
Spain in ,Madrjd Gazette Of July
the soth, under the head of Granada
and dated OF the 5;h of July, is the fol-
lowing paragraph:-"For This some
time mast we have had violent subter-
ransous contusions in the city. On the
4th Instant, at one o'clock, A. NJ. we
were alarmed by the shock ofan earth
quake which was repeated - hours al
forwards. On the Goth and 28ta ult.
there were two considerably violent
shocks; and Il may be said that since the
2Istofiast April, when they we're first
felt they have not ceased, but at inter
walls or more or fewer days.
CREECE-Zm'e, 3olh Jaas.-The
latest news from Napoli ii Romania in
forms that provisions for the squadron OF
Lord Cocarane had arrived, and thai
he was momenGy expected in the ~
chineIaeo. The archbishop of pat7as
Germanos. the Count Meteycs, and the
most Influential persons engaged in the
insure elton Of the Hailenes, we're al
the head Of the Governments
d. The inhabitants of Hydra have form
ella special fund of five millions Of dol
lars to proyiIe for the defence OF taeil
island. All their vessels are completely