Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-18
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which arrived at New York on the 9th
ipst. from Liverpool, whence she sailed
on the I'D ult. the editors of the Com
mercial Advertiser have received Liver
pool papers to that date, and London to
the 3Ist July inclusive, with Lloyds
Shipping Lists, to the last dates.
The h and 9th Bulletins of the Rus
sian Army are dated at the camp at Ka-
rassu, July Sin, giving further details of
the capilulation Of the fortress of Brai-
low. The Russian main army was to
advance by forced marches TO Banarglk.
The Gazette de France of July 29th,
gives the latest advices from Bucharest
BUoHARgsr, jury Is.-Accounts this
morning received, inform US that Manag
La, an important fortified place, which
defends the road to Varna, has surren
dsred TO the Russians.-There 10 now no
obstacle to stop the march of the left
wing OF the Russians towards Varna.
Private letters received at Vienna
from Bucharest, of the 9Th July. say
that the Russian Authorities had arrest
ed fifteen individuals. guilty Of having
designedly brought the plague TO that CT
ty. The same letters assert that the Rus
sian troops bad already effected a land
ing near Varna.
Mr. 5. Canning set off for Ancona from
Leghorn, on the 18th July, to proceed
to Corfu, where it was believed, the
Ministers from France and Russia had
arrived.
The rumour of a disturbance in the
kingdom of Naples according to the la
test Paris papers. was founded only on
the insurrection oil a troop of %vagabonds,
the ringleaders among whom had been
arrested and brought %totriai,
Usurpation, says the Courier, has tri
umpbed over legitimacy in Madeira, as
well as Oporto, the result of the efforts
of bis partizans at the latter place hav
ing enabled Miguel TO direct his force a.
gainst those islands, which would other.
wise have remained faithful to Don Pc
dro.
From the .bfo,ssear of July %.
The expedition to the Morea, which
was announced some months ago, has
been finally ordered, The King has
con6ded the command of it to Lieut.
General the Marqui. Maiaon, Peer Of
France. This General will have under
his command the Mai. Generals yiscounI
Tibutee, Sebastiania, Baron Higoner
ard Schneider. Gen. Baron Durien, is
appointed Chief, and Col Frezel Sc
cond Chief of the Staff. The artillery
will be commanded BY Col. Viscount dc
la Hittee, the Engineers by Lieut.. Col
Andoy. Baron Yalland, the Military
intendant, is charged with the direction
Of all the Administrative Departments
This armament is to consist Of 7 or
5000 men, With a reserve equal in mum
berto be formed at Toulon, and was to
be landed, according to the Herald, at
Napoli de Romania.
VIENNA. July 1.-THE Emperor of
Austria and his court will remain at Ba :
den till the 29th inst after which he will
repair to bis hereditary don,inions, and
return to Baden in the early part of Sep
TENDER. The same paper adds, that du.
ring bis last visit TO bis capital some very
important subjects were debated in the
Council in the presence of his Majesty.
A levy of 100000 men is confidently
spoken of, and it is also said that Rus.
STA has invited Austria to take military
possession Of Bosnia and Servia protein
pore.
Both these assertions can, as yet, how
ever, be only considered in the light Of
reports.
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, Monday,
July %.
At three O'Clock the Lord Chancellor,
the Duke of Wellington, the Earl of
Shaltesbury, Viscount Melville, and
Lord Peterborough, entered the house
in their robes as lords commissioners,
and proceeded to their seats on the wosl.
sack His Majesty's commission was
then read, authorising them to give the
royal assent to several bills, after which
the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod was
directed to require the attendance OF the
Commons at their Lordships' bar.
In a few minutes afterwardsthe Spea.
ker, accompanied by a considerable
number OF members of the House Of
Commons, made his appearance.
The royal assent was then given to
the following bills: the appropriation
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