Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-21

have the shocks ceased ever since the 18th IN
that province. aud further evils are expected
PoRTUsAL.-Accoun. have been received IN
London, by His Najesiy's ship Bramble, in
seven days from Lisbon that Don Miguel, not
content with the late executions which be bad
caused, had sought to crafty his thrs, .for
blood by attemp;ingio murder bis elder ssferif
A Count, who interfefred 10 rescue the Prin-
cess, fell sacrifice 20 the violence of the en-
ragged Don. who confined his sister to her room
and every DAY glutted his revenge by person
ally beating her. Arrests still continued, and
many we're preparing TO take their departure.
Two expeditions intended for the Azores re-
manned IN port. The first consists OF $50 men
on board the Princess Reale, OF ~ guns, and
four other smaller vessels. A second expedi
ton is to carry 2800 troops with heavy batter,
Jog train. They are 10 embark on board the
Don Juso the Sixth, "a guns, anI eight 9TH
er ships. hut sespen are scarce and the troops
sickly. Neither ofthe expeditions had yet put
to sea.
The frigaie, said to be blockading Terceira,
bad not been seen off the island down 10 the
l7ih 81 March.
Russia asP TuREET,-They write Grem
ConslsntInople 10 The 18th March, that more
than 100 couriers bad been despatched from ia
capital to the provinces, with Information that
the Sultan will depart for Adrianople on tho
2lsl March, 70 be followed by lbe troops ofthe
camp Of Ramls Tschetix, and all the voian.
teers from the capital, to the number OF I 5000
men, wneH an attempt VIII be mRJe TO reaake
Vafna. II still remained uoeertaiu when kbc
new Vizier would proceed 10 head qaarers
as, notwil outstanding his supplies OF money, he
had been uaIhse to satisfy the demands of the
Nlbaaans. aud sn Immediate fnsurrectiou was
4uprpUerrrd AZ the re. tts4 III sa
departure, 2'be effects of The block ade began
20 be seriously fell by the scarcity OF provl
sions, and it reported that the Russians
meant 20 declare the coasts of Syria and Cara
mania, and Alexandra in a state OF blockade.
The naval preparations were carried on With
Hnceasing activity, aud an expedition against
The bloekhding squadron was contemplated,
but great difficulty was experienced in psocur
ing good sesmen.
A bloody bat iadecisive action, IN which a
bout 5000 we're engaged. is mentioned as hsv
ing taken phase ia the neighbour hood Of Dazard.
jik.
Letters from Odessa to the 18th ult. state
that considerable portion of the Russian ar
my, under General psskewtsch, had received
orders 10 embark at Sebastopol, for an eSpedi.
ton against Bourgss. place next to Warns oil
importance. Should the Russians attain a foot
'"'1 1NN''S ti"@Ns WIN any GOuStOGFd4G l6FCt's
thcy will cut OF the communcs non between
SchonmIa aud Constsntnople while the Bus.
sian feet will intercept all gplis by way OF
the Black Sea. Other letters from the same
quarter conjecture that the troops embarked at
sebasiopo for Bourgas. are de.igHed TO make
di "ect attack on Constantinuple.
According TO letters from Corfu, sppreiien.
sions were entertained there, and at Cons,anli-
nopie, OF a rupture with France. This is said
TO have prevented for he time only by the
Strenuous effortso Of Sir Z. Adam II was feared,
however, that the removal Of Recehd r,cha
from Greece. to the post of Grsnd Vlzier,
wu1!c greatly augment Tue danger of a militia.
ry eol'islon between The Turks sal the French
Letters from Bucharest Of the 2ist ait sate
that wounded soldiers we're arriving daily at
that place, end that there we're frequent en-.
Gagemehss between ghe out.posts of the hostile
armies DIVISION of the Russian army had
marched to invest Slis.ria. Ghinrghevo it is
said was regularly besieged, and the thunder
ni the artillery from that quarter was incessant.
The kussians mean to attempt hrowing wood
en- bridge owe. the Danube, Il is supposed near
GhJrghevo. Count Pahlen had left Jassy and
proceeded with the troops TO Sllstria.
AMERICAN TREsTY WITH THE PoRTE "A
Cons'anln0ple date Of March ION SAYS, An.
Ofhey, tire HaTh Ameticsn Consul a; Smyrna,
who came here some time ago, with the view
OF concluding commercial treaty with the
Porte, has returned to Smyrna. without sue.
ceeding in his object.'
G8RMANr The German Papers announce
the death Of his Serene Highness the Land
grave OF iiesse Homburg, who died on the I'd
OF April, at Homburg, after a short iudsposi.
ton. stthe age OF SO years Prince Louis of
hesse homburg, Governor of Luxembourg, sue.
ceeds him.
Hamburg Paper affirms that the negoea.
ton between Bavaria and Prussia. relative to a
tresty for sssmlating the Tariffs of Customs of
the two countries, is not likely 20 succeed.