Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

""iSh ~ hth ti1At nc uieu tSktSllaN
afternoon sbout 6 o'clock He wss rendered
insenaible, it is supposed, BY the fall, and ne
yer spoke afterwards --Bah Gu onfcle.
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Extract OF a letter rom the Correspondent o.
the New'york Daily Advertiser.
SMYRNA, oath March, 1929
"our trade is depressed beyond any previ
GUS example. The Porte has about fifty car
goes Of Egyptian grain which arc landing here.
as there is 30 possibility Of getting them ,hro'
the Dirdanelles. They have therefore turned
their thoughts to send,sg them BY land 10
Constantinople. You may imagine what
large number OF caFDels their service requires;
therefore, they have taken up every enc OF
teess animals to be found, leaving aone Of
them Tree tor the purposes OF Commerce. PEG
pie WIZ not purchase goods OF us, for they Can
not send them into the country, while the pro
duce OF the country is kept back bya similar
cause. How long this state Of things may las,
there is no telling. We have letters from Ssp
stan'inopie as late as the 18th instant IL was
reported he Russians had made a landing a,
Bourgas, Ibis side ct the Baik aus, had beaten
corps OF 5000 Turks at that place, and kept
possession ~ u. We are progressing towards
warm weather, when the billigerents will GO
a, il again heartily.
W.
and great deal OF blood will be shed. But
am OF opinion they viii eventually be severely
treated by the Rossians; after which like true
satsilsts, they viii bow 10 the stoke, and be rs
plant, las they are now firm snd obstinate II
remains to be seen how the rest Of the Euro.
pean Cabinets Will take the matter. We have
no means OF sseertainIng thus point; and 10
deed, the whole OF the late affairs OF treaties,
alliances and negotiations have been iumbied
up together IN such way, as no common OBJ
server can follow them--howeser. the atfai,
viii be decided this summer We, all Of us
hero, will be glad Of it. be the result az it may
Tor We are tired OF living in uncertainty fer so
many months, even years. The poor at Con
sssotinopie complain tor the want OF bread
stuits-the government graaaries have supply
Ter upwards o. two months--they deal it our
spsr'ogly. az you viii imagine. We get along
here very well having an open port; and II
people would pay, even at Censtan,inople, 50 az
to encourage speculstors. many and many
clipper would have taken them up flour.
THE only article now selling IS white Fla
ysna Sugars, at 10 Ia cents nett per ib-
Coffee IN small sales OF few bags now and
then, viii not yield over ~ cents per ID. No.
thing else selling"
TIE KIM and tie Duke Of Wellington The
London Morning Herald OF the 18th uit. con
taIns the iolowlng.--
cit is reported in the city that coolness
has arisen between q Certain iilussrious person-
age and the Duke Of Wellington, on the sub
jeet OF the Russian and Turkish war; His
Grace, it is SAID, wishes To put stop to the
ambitious projects of the Czar, and that he has
proposed, in the first Instance, firmly TO re
| monstrate with Nicholas; and, il that should
! tail, to declare war against him TO neither
OF these proportions, IL Is asserted, the illus
,rious parsonage alluded to. will agree. That,
in shcrt, he has determined neither to declare
war against the Emperor, nor to risk one by
any decided remonstrance. Fer our part, we
do not believe this story.
The London Morning Journal of the 10th,
IN reply 10 the above, says:---''We have the
very highes, authority for saying that the state
ment OF GOODNESS between iliustrious per.
son and the Minister OF the Crown, which we
ycbIshes several days ago was substantially
correct. Ihe Minister to whom We alluded has
had no private conference with the King, since
tho expressions he used in reference 10 the
Marquis Of Angleseais defence were made pub
lie. These expressions have, as they merIted,
gwen serious offence
| They were directly IevelIed at the Sever
| eign--at that Sovereign who 10 SOD Of George
inc lnHd --and VINO can NfsidIchte ms dignity
| as he ought to do, even at The sacrifice 81 Pri
vase Partially. The Duke of Wellington can
not long be Premier; aud as for Mar. Peel, b.,
retirement is settled. We wish him sil peace
and every happiness in those shades where
neither the Smiles of the court, nor the re
prosches OF the people, can penetrate to has an
noysnce"
| In she House Of Lords, May 18th, the Ear
| of MslmsbuFy rose and ssid:--"i hold IN 70,
hand petition frema number Of persons be
longing to avery important class ct people
am speaking oil the meairnen and fisur dealer
in the vicinity of London---pra,iug yeur LORD
ships to take into consideration the state oil ID
trade. They assert that the impertalion CT for
sign -four is carried on 10 an extent that
Unprecedented, and that THAR mills and macls
merry vii: become useless, aud altogether sal
densome to them. unless il be checked. Ia
not srgulng, my Lords, or my own opinion, b,
stating what these petitioners assert. The
argue ina. il will be injurisns. not only ,
themselves butte others, il Sour be thus i'm
ported, for il comes in wilaout the cifal, whic
IS exceedingly useful for feeding pigs al
poultry, and indeed, If may use the expFeI
SIGN, some OF it is used fos more noble nj