Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29
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va tue aity 10 whiCh ar
rived ~ Hampton Roads. IA Che "a
markaols passage Of 80 DAYS fron, +,
serposl, the editors Of tie whiS hsy.
beea favored with Londoa date. -. ,,,s
18th Sept Copioas extracts ara a;y.n
ihe grand desideratun al Ru,s;an =.
lisics and Russian ambitioa. tbs osss.,
: sen OF European Turkey. seems 1T
isng'n, alter various efforts dispersea
Through an interval Of msrs than 600
years. fully within her grasp Adrino
pie taken almost without rss;.,sna. ~.
victorious Russians within thr.. 5ay.,
march OF CoHstaatinopie, that spls.s;d
city abandoned to the lieea.s !, ~
Janizaries and brigands, and tho ran
nant OF tina sulian's isree dispersed and
uispir'led. These are tbe tidings hy ID.
ialiy ho, and il seems that The az. IN
which we live, is to be rendsred M e,uo.
srabls by anstbsr great event. the -
puision OF the Turks from Eur,ne. ard
the restoration OF Constaotinonls -
Christian masters Such must BE- The
consequences without the intsrfsrsnr.
Of France and England. who seem TO
ioek on with ind hsrence, or ths Sul.ap's
absolute surrender Of himself. 10 such
terms asthe victor may prescribe Who.
in that event, may leave him feothold
on the European side Of the Rosphorn..
In Asia, his affairs seen quite a. IN
prosperous az in Enrspe.
an interesting scene is opening ia
France, caused by the coming in Of II,
Pe!ignac ministry, which, 81 ali minis.
tries that ever existed, seems the meat
odious. ifths extent to which the press
10 free, be any criterion Of the stats 81
national liberty, ne country il freer
than France; for no where IL. or can
the public press be freer. The journals
OF Paris, with one or two exceptions In
the immediais pay Of the government,
are uslssd as one man, and the Gre thew
Keep up on minister's, sot always res
pecting the person of the kiag himself,
isincessant and tvemendcus The emi
grast faction and the priests excepted.
all Paris aud Francs are swayef by the
liberal journals, which possess an iufln,
enGe over the public mind, unknown To-
official pswer and uncomfortable. Ii
may be safely predicted, that The king
cannot resist the sentiment of the whole
people Of France. supported by lie
power Of the press, aud that he will be
compelledts sacriGce his new premier.
though bis naturaiso and bis assosi-
asess to political Necessity.
From London papers 10 he 18th SEPT. reeeived
At che Wlag Office By he Taug-H
\ SURRENDER or ADRINOPLE.
.MaaieA, (Gsrmaay Sept 2-Ths
Russisnlegatien 10 this city has Just re-
ceived from The Russian head quarters.
under date Of August s. old style, TAO.
the news Of the entrances VI Gen Die.
bitsch into sdrianops. The Mahome
tan population has placed itself under
the projection Of the Russian army. and
oct left the city.
fhisimportsnt newsis confirmed BY
the following letter from general count
Oisbitsch 10 IA dc rxtischeff, Russian
ambassador at Vienna:
n ne Esk. sarsi, al .3drisnsbie. .Ang, 3 .20,)
i829.--H. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have ID pleasure
70 snlounce 70 you that the VICTORIOUS troops
~ hss Majesty the Emperor entered Adrianopie
this morning at . o'clock. without opposition.
The Meaomstan population renisins entirely
under our protection.
lSigned) DIEBIrsCH.
.Manich, Sept 3.-The news Of the
entrance Of the Russian army iato Adri-
anople At nine e'clsck in the morning 81
the Goth, was made known here through
an official letter from count Diebitsch
to the Russian AMBASSADOR at Vienna,
who sent BY express to the Russian Lee
CATION in this city. Several private let,
tiers, which have come frcn, Vienna by
the same opportunity, likewise announce
this important event, the truth Of which
caanot be doubted. On the 10th Of
August, Gen. Diebitsch had declared
his readiness to listen to the proposals
Of peace. The result shows that be did
not suffer bis match t. be suspended on
that account. 1t dses not appear that
Dlebitseh has any instructions how to
act 10 case the English should declare
against the further advance of the Rus
sian army Such aeass could net be
foi ssesa at st. Petersburg. aad there
fore the general # the army marching
TO Constantinopis will not be able TO
change bis operations without orders
from bis sovereign. on mere declara
ton Of Mr. Robert Gordon. Bot befors
an answer arrives frsm St etersburg,
The Russians may be before, or 10 Con-
siantinople II 10 hardly possible to be
farther deceived by vain hopes respect