Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-12
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

The ship st George, arrived at New YORK
from Liverpool, bringing London papers OF
the 5tb and Liverpool OF the 9th May. The
intelligence Regarding the affairs OF the East, Is
even more contradictory than any thing we have
yet seen, aud that WAS certainly useless. We
give the annexed paragraphs as a fair sample.
Adylcss from the east wear more warhke rs
peel ,hss formerly lie. supposlng CONTRARY TO
the sact) that great part of the statements are
contrsdicted. For example the Aus sburgh
Gazette of the 22d April says, that mercantile
letters Of the 10th from Odessa state, that ofh
| cisl news from St. Petersburgh had been there
received shat the Russians had orders to pass
the Pruth on The 22d. 1t appears tina, in truth
no off cial Mt WIS had been received. Again, on
the evening OF the same day--it IS current that
| letters from the frontiers OF Modav's, announce
the entrance of the Russians into that province
on the 18th This report needs confirmation.
| Again, the Gazette de France of the Sd says,
that travellers from st. Petersburgh, inform
that the Emperor a, a late review OF his troops
promses to lead them to battle soon, and the
soldiers received the news with transports of
! Joy. The Message DIES Chambres says, there
| 10 no such hing--he would not SO tar forget
himself I hus tar for contradictions. Aduces
| from Semlin TO the 18th, stated that the Pacha
of rTavenik, by order of the Sultan, has just
summoned all the men in Bosnia capable OF bear
| ing arms. The Feudatories of the siemets and
Timars. who are established IN Bosnia and in
ell other parts of European Turkey, are TO levy
their contingent aud sent it 10 the Danube.
The Army forming on that river is to be raised
to the number of 100000 men, OF which 80, 900
regular troops are already assembled between
Constantinople and the line Of fortresses; the
RESI- consist of Irregular troops.
Again, it is reported that Col Craddock has
Y Fa n - pfE
object Of which was to induce him TO withdraw
his troops from the Morsa. He threatened the
Paoba with thu blockade. but he seems to have
bsen long prepared for il.
| Advices from Vienna of the 25h state, that
q Courier had arrived at Bucharest, who let,
IConstantinope on the 90 when all was quiet
these Phs first of the two following articles il
from the journal des Debats, and the second
from the Quotidiense, both OF which papers
consider all hopes of an emicsble arrangement
between Russia and Turkey as absolutely chin
Iericai.
\ PARIS, Nay 2.--Letters from Trawnich, o.
the 9th of April, state that "a Capidji Bach
gho arrived last week from Constantlnople a.
Saragevo, ordered immediately all the Captains
OF Bosnia to come before him; and many OF then
have already set out on their way. All the
Clergy, too, Catholic and Greek have received
orders to be ready on the first signal to repair
[ to ssragevo. The cause OF this summons is no
yet known. bu, the Turks and Christians avail
, its results with uneasiness.
Senltn, .9prH i8.--(Prlyate Correspondence.
e The military Preparations in the Pachailes o
Turkey in Europe are beginning with redoub
led activity. The Pachss Of w lddin, Sillistrla
Rmdschok, and Bosnia, have each received
orders, by tartars despatched from Constantin
: ople, to direct 20 Adriaaople all the dsposahls
roops 10 be toundin their respective terrific
I, iries We are even assured that the Vlzier o
Bosnia, Abdus Rahmsn, has received an impo
ratiye order TO send towards Moldavia snc
walachisa body of troops exercised in the
European way. Of from thirteen to fourteen
thousand men. Though this news require.
tcoafrmatioD, stillit hss caused great sensa'