Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
in the Home Department, in the room
of Mr. Dawson.
FRANCE-INTERESTiNG.

Guards, had created great sensation
at Paris. Il was considered to be an
act Of ministerial vengeance. The Of
fence committed by the Guards IS stated
to have been, that on the day OF the
Grand Review, they gave vent TO The
most bitter outcries against the minis
tiers. These EXPLANATIONS we're repeat
ed as they marched by the residence OF
Mons. Villele.
The Etoile, in giving the particulars,
commences by long detail ofsthe re-
view Of the National Guards on Sunday,
the 29th of April, describing in glowing
terms, the animated exbilirating scene;
but adds-"Unbappily the conclusion
of the day did not answer to the begin-
ming" The Journal des Debats says
"a cry of hatred of the ministry re-
sounded in the crowd.--lt even procee-
ded from the ranks of the National
Guards. Three or four iegions uttered
il repeatedly even some of those which,
in the presence of the king, had only
gwen vent to accla nations OF gratitude
and loyalty, pronounced loud express
SONS of blame agsinstthe chief minister,
as they passed near bis MOTEL. tits said
that the king having remarked one OF
the guards who forgot his august pres
ence, to think of the ministry, approa-
ched, made him quit the ranks, or or
dered him to be cashiered, anc expires
sed his Royal displeasure in terms so
dignified and so firm, that the company
to which be belonged showed their ap,
proval by cries of Vive lie Roii'
The Duke de Dondeauvlle resigned
hi. post on tbe sOth April; the porteteG-
,ils was confined ad Interim, to M. de
BouiIlerie.
THE GREEKS.-Lord Cochrane
has declared the feftresses occupied by
the Turks to be in a state o! blockade.
Gen. Church had been enthusiastically
welcome to Greece.-l6o Deputies sent
an address to Mr.. s. Canning, declaring
they never would accept Hospodars,
and stating that the Mores, the Islands,
Eastern aud Western Greece would re-
main inssparable.
The .aHgsmsine Zsitung OF April %,
contains adyices from Constantinopls to
the nth of April, which state the Porte
to have remained, up to that period,
adverse TO any concessions in favor OF
the Greeks. tits, however, added, that
il the reports of Greek successes which
have been received should be confirm.
ed, the Divan itself would be likely To
claim that interference on the part of
the Christian powers, which itnow de-
clines
Brussels papers are 10 the I'd Of May.
The only thing worth extracting IS the
spirited and wise address of lord Coch-
raae to the Greeks previously to his join
ing their cause. He enforces unani-
nifty as the ouly but sure mode Of eman-
cipatiug theiricountry. Discord will &C
CELEBRATE their ruin, and drive him from
their service but a noble oblivion OF past
feuds and petty jealousies will cement
their union, and with it achieve their in
dependence.
HYDRA, March 2l.--Tbe following is
what Lord Cochrane, on his arrival,
said to the Deputies OF Hydra, Spegzia,
and Hermione:-
Europe contemplates with joyful
participation your nohlest exploits; it
does not fear that you will be again sub
dued. | am come to Co operate with
you 10 your deliversnce. leave behind
me in Europe, powerful and generous
men, who are ready to succor you. The
steam boats will soon be here. The Sc.
veral Committees will send you money
and provisions The only thing that |
fear is, the discord which hear prevails
among you. Twill not listen to what
any of the parties say, |, only tell you
and announce to you that il you think
fit to agree together, and to act in uni
son with me, Greece will be delivered,
and that in short time. BY acting 9th
erwise you will be ruined, and | shall
soon forsaike YOU" Lord Cochrane then
announced the speedy commencement
OF the naval campaign.
HALIFAX The Editor of the Bos-
tor Traveller has received Halifax pa
pers TO the 25th ult. Considerable aux
iety was experienced in the province, in
consequence of the publication OF an
order for the collection of the Quit Rents
from the first of January last The
papers were discussing the legality and
propriety of this exacton. which it seems
is but Is. per 100 acres, or about one
iarthing for single one, and is to be