Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-29
Foreign.
LATEsT FROM LIVERPOOL.

BY the arrival of the ship Tuscarora,
Serrll, at Philadelphia from Liverpool,
Liverpool papers of the 18th ult. and
London of the 10th, were received.
There IS no political news which has not
been anticipated by former arrivals
from London aud Havre. The Liverpool
Mercury, of the 18th, remarks:
Ii we are to believe accounts from
Warsaw, Russia has seven hundred
thousand men ready for the field; so that
what Fa!istaf calls food for powder"
will not be wanting. We shall not
waste our time in vain conjecture as to
the line OF conduct which England,
France, and Austria, or any of those
powers, will pursue, if Russia actually
enters upon the war with Turkey on
her own account. 1t is SAID that none
of the three is bound to interfere, as II
does not follow, that because England
aud France were parties TO the Gin Of
July treaty, against Turkey, that they
must. necessarily, espouse the separate
quarrel OF Russia, which is grounded on
views of partial aggrsndisement, end
aggravated by long existing and ire
concileable heart burnings.
The Berks Chronicle mas the follow.
ing paragraph:
Symptoms Of War We are enabled
TO state on good authority, that very
material augmentation If our commits
stoned naval force viii Immediately take
place, and directions to that effect are
now preparing in the government 9th
ces.
This addition to the service afloat
will be composed chiefly Of frigates oil
the first class, and of the heaviest metal.
Considerable hustle is prevalent in the
war and ordinance Offices.
A long political article in the journal
dss Dsbats Of the 18th ult in relation to
the policy of the principal European
Powers towards the Greeks and Turks,
thus begins:-"SInce the commence
meut of the struggle between Greece
and Turkey, the states of Edrope have
frequently changed their sentiments be-
ing from time to ;ime, Greeks and Turks
according as they may have been oper-
ated upon by public opinion or by di-
plomacy. Thus we see that England,
from being warlke under Mr. Canning,
has become Turk and pacific under the
Duke Of Wellington France also,
having got rid OF her Turkish minister
is now Greek in toto. In Russia, also,
the same changes have taken place un-
der the Emperor Alexander, according
as he was operated upon by the Holly
Alliance (reuangiis) or VI. de Meter
Mich. There is but one power which
has never changed her sentiments, and
that is Austria, she has always been un-
hsstta.ingly and without scruple, Turk,
even more so than the Pacha of Egypt
himself, who has often vacillated in his
fidelity TO the Sultan.
Dreadful Explosion in a coal Mine
On March alta. says a letter from Lie
&c, at seven o'clock 10 the evening an
explosion threw down a whole gallery
IN coal mine, at Seraing (BeIgum,)
seve nty-one miners were at work, thir-
ty.nine of them were killed, eight 9TH
ers suf'ocated. and twenty four escaped,
being in a part of the mine to which the
explosion did not extend The explo-
sion was heard half league from Sera
ing. and the fame from the mine rose
through. the air. shaft eight or ten feet
The sutFocatPd people were found much
swollen. but their bodies were entire.
Notwithstanding the violence, the injury
done to the mine is not so great as was
apprehended. The air shaft is injured
towards the bottom, and the lower lad
ders are in bad state. The iron carts
used for transporting the Goals from the
distant parts OF the mine, have been
fattened and bent in all manner of
shapes Two horses were killed, and
SD swollen that their collars were burst.
Thy &se of the explosion is not known.
Doera fgaeI-ltis not, perhaps ge-
nesally known, that the visit of this Ii
climate to this country cost the British
nation little short of SO,O00k
A smart Shock Of an earthquake was
lately felt in the environs of tiamstad, in
Sweden, very extraordinary phenom-
enon in that latitude.