Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26
.Toretan.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

xYed at New 4 ork on MONDAY morning
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on
the 10th ult.
The markets and public funds were
still looking up in London and Liver
pool.
Catholic Claims.-The resolution of
Sir Francis Burdett, which we gave on
Saturday, was adopted on the 18th in
Che House of Commons, by a majority
of six, after very long and animated
debate.
Iraporian. frcm PorIugal.-A tele-
graphic despatch from Bayonne, announ +.
ced on the 10th ult that Don Miguel had
been proclaimed King without opposi-
ton, in Cambria and several other
towns. The Courier remarks that he is
now traitor to his nice, the legitimate
Queen, Don Pedro having abdicated on
March 9th, in favor of his daughter,
Donna Maria, charging Don Miguel, as
his lieutenant and Regent Of the kingdom,
with the execution OF the decree.
An Armistice was concluded on the
iath between Don Pedro and the Bue-
nos Ayrean government, through the
mediation of the English government,
by the agents of the two powers in Lon.
don.
Russian Declaration Of TVar.-The
long threatened crisis has at length arri-
we'd: The die is cast-and the Musco-
vite advances upon the Ottoman.
The Russian Declaration of War is
received; add the Manifesto by which
il is accompanied will be found below.
WittgonsteiD's army crossed the Pruth
on the 2eth or 9th of April, and is in
full march towards Ccnstantinople.
While the large naval armament of Sc
bastopol co-operates on the side Of Var
ma, the corps Of General Pascovich,
flushed with its recent triumphs in Per.
STA, is to advance through the southern
frontier Of Turkey. But this is not the
only important operation with which toe
war is expected to commence. The
Russians, it is said, would cross the Dan
ube about the same time into Bul garia,
and push forward as rapidly as possible,
supporting their main army by landing
near the Gulf of Verona.
EXTRAORDINARY SUPPLEMENT TO
THE RUSSIAN STATE GAZETTE.
BERLiN, May a.
We have received to-day from St.
Pestersburgh the following official doc
MANIFESTO OF HIS MAJESTY THE EN-
PEROR.
"By the Grace of God, we, Nicholas
T., Emperor and Autoctrat of all the
Russias, Sc. The treaty of Bucharest,
concluded in the year 1912 with the OF
toman Porte, after having been for six
teen years the subject of reiterated dis
putes, now no longer subsists, in spite
of all our exertiohs to maintain it, and
TO preserve it from all attacks The
Porte, not satisfied with having destroy
ed the basis of that Treaty, now defes
Russia, and prepares to wage against il
a BeituB Gd internGcionem; il summons
its people in amass to accuse Russia OF
being its irreconcilable enemy, and
sramples under foot the Convention OF
Alderman, and with that all proceeding
Treaties.
Lastly, the Porte does not hesitate TO
declare that 1t accepted the conditions
Of this peace only as mask to conceal
its intentions and its preparations for a
new war. Scarcely is this remarkable
confession made, when the rights Of the
Russian flag are violated-the vessels
which it covers detained-and the car
goes made the prey of rapacious and
arbitrary government. Our subjects
found thsmselvs compelled to break
their oath, or to leave without delay a
hostile country. The Bosphorus is clo-
sed-our trade annihilated-our South
ern provinces, deprived of the only chan.
mel for the expectation of their produce,
are threatened with incalculable injury
Nay, mores At the moment when the
negotiations between Russia and Persia
are nearly concluded, a sudden change
on the part of the Persian Governm ent
checks the course of them. 1t soon ap.
pears that the Ottoman Porte exerts il.
self to make Persia waver, by promising
powerful aid; arming in haste the troops
in the adjoining provinces, and prepar
ing to support, by threatening attack
this treacherous hostile language. Thi:
Is the series of injuries OF which Tur.
key has been guilty, from the concIu.
sion OF the treaty OF Akermanup TO thi,