Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10
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IntnS efforts 10 tldgcc tue neliefJ tndt
the affairs of the East are more inu
nlatcly connected with the future re
pose Of Europe, than would appear on
o hasly view of The causes which led
to the present connection between 1he
Three Great Powers. AS last at
tempt to excite suspi lions of Russia,
the London Sun has this paragraph: ~
"Tne Hamburger papers contain
piece OF intelligence that mast be con
sidered az highly important at this pres
ent moment, namely, that orders have
been sent to the Russian Admiral 81
nlsyln, to proceed 10 the Mediterrane
sn with the feet under his orders.
Pilots have ii is added, been engaged
a; Elsinore to conduc. the fleet to Eng
land Ii this intelligence be correct
ii augurs lauch.
|, will be remembered that A dmiral
SInIavin's feet arrived at Splibead a
few weeks ago under orders 10 pro
coed to the Mediterranean: but from
some cause which did not then trans
pire. bot 'yhich probably might be
traced 10 Inc wei! founded objections OF
our government TO the employ ment by
Russia Of so large force ia thu sea.
OaIy three line of battle ships aud some
frlgAtes. under Rear Admiral CoGnl
Hcydeu, we're permitted TO proceed to
their destination The remainder oil
the feet. under Vice A dmrai snid
vim, returned TO the BaiIc, and have
hardly arrived there before these orders
for theIr proceeding at once TO the Med
iterranean are gwen. The Russian
cabinet therefore evidently disapprove
OF those arrangements which wer
here made hetween our gogerhnlra,
a0d Prince Llevep, as TO the extern
OF naval force 20 be employed in tbs
Mediterranean; and our cabiOet We
conceive, viii not approve OF thA
measure which The Russian government
appear 10 nave decided on. II perse
vered in, it witl OF course impose
upon as the necessity of sending an ad
di'ional numher OF ships of the line to
the Mediterranean: for the security Of
our Interests in that quarter and the
honour ofour Gag, equally require that
our lieeton that lupogiert station should
OF all dimes be equal TO that which Bus
STA mAy have there. We suspect tina!
the views of Russia, TO which we have
50 frequently alluded, will now begin
60 deveiope themselves"
Variety Of Climates III may with
justice be said that ia the United States,
tie people can enjoy every variety OF
climate, aud at the time the northern
papers informs us of the freezing OF
LIKES and Canals, the Southern prints
tells us of the b'ossoming of trees and
the ripening of Fruit
The St. Augustine Herald, Of the
l9thn December, says that the wealth
err IN that neigh5ourhcod continues 10
have all the mlldness and soflncss of
spring. Orange trees are in blossom.
and the bees are murmusing about their
flowers.
The same piper speaks ofthe abun.
dance of oranges produced in thai
NouthJy winch GdAklOt mo q UldIkrt,
end calls loudly for protection IF"
says the editor, "the foreign oranges
were duhah!e article. we should no,
want the means of sending hose away
which DOW hang IN abundance on the
trees Of Florida"
Storm an Scoaand- Gu she 29th
and 3ltn ult. there was most violent
storm Of wind and rain in the neigh
b urhood of Aberdeen-The rivers
Dee and DJn were swollen TO a degree
Unprecedented since 1899. Between
the two rivers, aud far norihward be-
yond the latter large trees, quantities OF
turnlps, some sheep, &c. lay in pro
miscuous wreck -Four thousand trees
were carried off by the food from diff.
terent parts on the Dee, where they
had been laid for floating, of whlcI
no; as many hundreds have been re-
covered. The breast work of the fine
dam on tie Burr of Cutler, construct
ell last summer by Mt. Irvine and the
haugh on which that gen,leman's paper
mul stands, gave way before the tor