Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-26
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LAIEsr FROM ENGLAND.
NEW YoRK. March

bringing London dates tbur days later
than before received. The e lltors Of
the Commercial Advertiser are lndebt
ed to theJ attentive London Correspon
dent for files Of papers to the 9Th oil
January Our extracts this day are
brief. bat we shall continue them IN
our next
Inc Courier Of the 26th announces
positively the appointment OF ths Duke
of Northumberland 10 the Lord Lieu
tenancy of Ireland The King was
coming from Windsor for the meet
ing of parliament. The Duke was
10 be presented to the King for leave
taking, on the 81 Of February, and
would take ms departure for Ireland
on the 4;h.
Prince Poisnac had lef, London for
Paris the object OF this a ovemcnt
was unknUwn, althoughIt was gene
rally Supposed 10 be for the arrange
ment of treaty for the intervention
between Russia and the Porte, 50 far
as the DArdaneiies Is concerned. Ra
NOR says The treaty is actually signed,
and communicated TO the Emperor OF
Russia. Al express, received from
Vienna, states tlIat meeting OF Am
bassadoss had been neld at CONSTANT.
pople. representing TO the Sultan the
desire Of Russia 10 treat with him on
moderate terms, and the general wish
of Europs for the restoration OF peace;
to which hs-replied: Ii that were the
actull state oil Affairs. and Kns5ia was
sincere and mod erstsin he, proposals,
he would send an Ambassador to any
place which they might appoint.
Lord D1npusie. late Governor OF
the Canadas, was making prrpa, ailons
for alS departure for India, in whxh
Country he has received the appoint
meu al Commander of the forces.
Two desachmepts, from the Sch
and 95lh regiments of Infantry, left
London Oh he morning OF The 27h o.
January, for Newry and Duoiln, in
Ireland.
From The seat of ,Ucr. Advices
from Odessa are 10 the Sd oil Januar,
Tue winter was unusually severe The
Grand VIZier and the whole army
were dec. 25) between Aidos and
Snumla, iE environments, the rigor OF
the winter admitting of no active oper
ations. Tahlr Pacha, who command
ed part Of the Turkish feet az the ba.
tie OF Navarin, had received orders 10
march part OF their forces assembling
at A drianople TO me Danube, whittier
Tehahan Oglore had proceeded before
with the A>iatlI cavalry Large ZEN
forcemeais had been sent 10 Erzerum
hussein Pdcha had been succeeded at
SnumIa by Haiei Pacha, and WAS on
bis way to take Inc command OF the
camp at AdrIanople. The Sultan
was still at Ramis Tchiflck. The
mos. urgent commands conlinue TO be
sent for armaments TO Asia; and the
Porte will make great display Of
force in the Spring.
Down to the och December, the
creates. tranquility reigned al Constsn
tinople. The roads Oh she Il on,ers OF
Turkey were said 10 be covered with
snow TO the depth oil from four 10 ave
feet.
Greece. Lord Cochrane bad re
signed his command in The Greek Ma
Wy.
The Fort of Salome on the North
Coast OF the Gulf of Lepanto had sur
rendered 10 the Greeks with 500 men,
Aibanians, who had been allowed to
return 10 their homes.
Mr. Stafford Canning and the Rus
sian P,enipotentiary, left Poros DE
cember 90, for Malta and Naples
Gen. Gullleminot had sailed Dec Is.
Tue fort of SAome had surrendered
to the Greeks.
The Journai des Debats contains a
memorial from the Commissioners OF
the Greek Government, addressed to
the Monarch Of the Triple Alliance, in
December, 1927, two months after the
battle Of NAvarln. At that period no
determination had beev taken respect
ing the limits within which Tegenerated
Greece should, for the present at least,
be restricted. The Commissioners
emboldened, no doubt, by the uium
phant results Of an action which they
believed TO have been fought by the
express command OF the Allies, claim.
cd IA more extensive portion of terrific