Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
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PORTUGAL
Last night we received the Paris pa
pefs by express. They she
arrival ofthe Portuguese CONSTITUTIONAL
troops, to the amount of & 500. in
Spain, where there reception probably
exceeded their hopes, though not our
PVT estimate of The Spanish character.
20 their arrival they were disarmed
as Is the usual custom in such cases;
but, at the same time, a months paw
and provisions were granted TO them
with an intimation from general Egi
IA, that they might remain till their fate
was decided upon by the Portuguese
government.
The usurper, Miguel. pursues his iy
rannieal course with a high hand. lie
has refused TO enlarge Sir j. NJ. Coyle.
and has caused another gentleman to
be ~arrested-a Mr.. Young, an En-
gIishman.
Letters from Bsyonne, of the 18Th
Jolly, say. the Marquis de Chaves had
len that city the day before, to return
to Portugal. His passports, however,
were given BIN only to Madrid, where
he will doubtless find others
Captain Midway, from Opor:o, had
had an interview with the General
commanding the Magnetic army, and
bad received assurances that the lives
and properties OF the refugees should
be respected, and no insult offered to
the flag of the British or merchant YES
sells. About 1000 men marched into
opor'o, and the current opinion at O
porto was, that it fell for wan. of off,
GERS to head the troops, who mean, to
defend il Three Portuguese ~corvettes
are cruising off the bar. II is said that
n of The gentlemen landed belonged
10 the Junta.
GREECE.
The A0gsburgh Gazette
that the President Capo d'Istrias, Pre-
sldeat OF Greece, having represented
to the Allied Powers that he could not
maintain himselfin Greece without mo
ney, England had refused u subsidy.
but thai OF France and Russia had en-
gagged TO furnish 1000. 600 per month.
I'LL further orders, and that France has
destined for this purpose s 0O0, 600 out
oil the loan of 80 1000, 900.
The Turks made an attack on ga.
mos. but were defeated, hiefy thro'
the bravery of Admiral Miaulis, and
the Greek feet: they left 1900 prison
ers. besides killed aud wounded.
The operations in Greece have not
oil late been of mnch importance. The
war has ~languisbed on both sides. The
last accounts, however, state that the
Greeks have attacked The Turks in A
thens: they took the town but were
obliged by the Turkish batteries of The
Arripolis TO evacuatc it. The attempts
OF General Church against Anatoiico
and Missolonghi. have failed. An On
successful effort to effect a landing on
Ssu,os by the Turks, cost them many
men; l60O were made prisoners by
the Samiots. OF three vessels which
sailed from the Morea with sick and
wounded Egyptians, for Alexandria.
one was taken by the Russian frigate
Castor.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
Srth Bulletin Of the Russian .9,nv
FRoM THE CAMP OF CARAssou June, 80.
The imperial Army is reinforce ~
fresh troops, a division of cavalry
lchasseursl and "a pieces of horse ar
tlllery have just arrived. After a march
OF 2O0O wertes, this division is quite
complete; it defled before the Empe.
ror, who was highly pleased with the
fine appearance Of the men, and the
beauty ofthe horses.
Our communications by SEA with @
dessa are very frequent, and ships la
den NTH supplies arrive almos, daily
IN the port OF kusteHdichi. On the o
Their hand, numerous conveys of pro
visions arrive in divisions in perfect or
der, and the important object Of the
supply Of the army is FULLY secured
This morning early the Emperor,
who continues to enjoy good health,
reviewed the corps OF General Rudze-
witscb in order Of battle. His Males
ty was much pleased with the appear
ance Of the troops, and with the rspi