Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-29
whole No. 1850.

1''''sa o'usfs 70 fne grand rixier 10 send
eommsssionerstet Their head quar-
ssrs to treat sf peace. The porte ba.
sfifc,ssiy communicated this rssoln.;a,
Francs. sho
Fion he NJ " Commercial 9s,.v,;.,.
THE WAR IN THE FAST
1S'sef 'ae deceptive runiour 90 The eanh,rs
o. Sohsm.nsnopie. said to have been Telerra-
pheq u kaI7s, u is natural not 10 attach y',,el,
sal g lhlss'lgenee brought in this was.
H. e. sosslnpoFafy vehicles ofnews are siIraf.
y Is, however, very probable that tha sul,.,,,
| has Welded 10 the terms OF Rnss,a us hssi
Panty no alternative but The ecr,9;,, ,s,,,.ss
olhE esp'tsfny the enemy, and III poss,hla.
destruction y is diseontent~d infa1,;sar,s
Inc following ieittr from respectable housa s, Z
linyre, dated The Goth sept tho dax 81, s,,,;rs,
the packet Erie sailed, has been received s - !.
this city, eSs''u hA
- have Just received two letters from PAR.
~ tssacrdays qafn: the ne says, Peace has
been nhtste IN tie East the Other f.ovs,.,...s
Is appnsess hy Telegraph Of Peace han;ns-
bconmade between the Russians AMI ,Inrts 2
:, Another letter Of the some date saws. .s.x
ares dy " Peace scas signed at .9drinnopls GA
y nai m q Paris paper of the csth az
september, letter from Frankfort Of the
18th. which says
sGenerai Diobitsch having marched fap
0onsianiinople two orthne days alter his &C..
c"pauon ~ Adnanople, l,rol,sbly reached tl,au
saPi1ai before the end of August. Haying
y 'eoa, Jp'hsu ~ me reinforcement for which
IL "a''eu ~ Fihos' he forces with which lie
advances cannot be fewer than seysnfv ~
eighty thousand men No apprshgns;.'n ii
now entertained of England md her Ag.sa
hsing aramninto asreal Intervention Il, gavbr
o. lle sultan, but II The total ssthssYsit.a ~
.he uttoinan Empire should reauh frfsn, thn
tnufDph Of the Russians, 1t Is prshah,,. sis.t
the DIVISION Of the spoils would .s,ye rise q,
warm discussions between the Ponrrs saI
even q war;
IN connection witb the above, the raisis l.oa-
Hitufso'tasi expresses an opinion thar
"t.cn- Diebitsch, after dir cag,ts,re of k,y,,-
anopie, would not march Suddenly t,,,an So.
stantinople, but would continue IL ~, ,8,s,....
~ STOW degrees from day to day. Tile asai
Gen appearance Of the Russian iroar4 Ii 49,
sonsfanhnoples II considers. syaula hava -
dneed the Ottoman soldiers 10 cun,n,it hfifi.
pc exresscs IN the capital previous Il, fs-r
nisht INTO Aslas whereas by advancins eng
uuaaly' the Mussalnlan population bsiig al
Wy sept IN ignorance Of what il pasantr. n
s,rong dsischment approaching inAlereesai-~
bly,, might be introduced into he e;sy gs,,,l
uniting with the Christians. would 70 Il,
masters OF IL. and thus save q uasf. Ii nsf ~
whole Of what would be devoted h sle..grc-
non. = precipltate attack, according IL tl.~
eo1ntRsaao7uset, would not lead to ssIs.h d re-
sun, and upon this ground Tho ACKNOWLEDGMENT
iardiness with which Genesal ilsbslcl ti.sset.
bus movements may be accounted Corr
he Berlin State Gazette, Of tbs ilth or
september contains the following details np-
on the capture of Adrianople:-
sStf lac afxse, .x.fA H..
$4,000 men ofreg1alar troops. who at tl4s a,-
proach Of the Russians, ssid down their a,as's
alfnough al the roads wfrr open for Their, ~
elect their retreat The Turks ahaaaouea
70 the conquercrs their camp arms, a,ntniln.-
u0n, ~ pieces OF cannon. 90 sfa,rd t4.e0se,aa,.s
and five, horse tails, and received pctgy,Issie,fl
to return home to devote themselves If npr,-
cultural hbours---The numerous pog,sAsts,n 4
OF the CITY, Christians and Aiahosnstana, ssent
Out Y meet the army with The utnost eonis~
Under dste Of Frankfort. September TN.
it is said-~That according to letters frp,n
IT Psfersburgh, It does not seem that die
Emperor Nicholas is much inclined easily 10
resign the advanfangos which he may derive
rom The success OF has arms. We learn fipua
that capital that Gen. Diebitscit has received
positive orders to prosecute lis operations ia
far IS Lonstantinople, without suffering him
self 70 be stopped BY any consideration
10 siew tie superb ignorance which pre-
walls III England, 10 relation to the Consiitu-
ton OF a,e United States. and the ridiculous
exposures Of Il which the best of the London
papars do not shrink from making, we copy
the following paragraph from the Courier %
the 18th ult No doubt ninc-tenths of the
Cockneys, whether mobiles or scrihes, know
no better.
ut appears BY American papers to tha
18th alt. thatthe new Presidsnt Of the
United States, Gen. JACKSON, has had
I've serious attacks OF an apcpiactie
nature, which created much spprehsn-
sion for biz life, and trem which he on-
" recovered By abunl Aat cuppiag. His
medical attendants continued with hiaa
two whole nights: ard bis liability to
such dangerous paroxysms eccasionsd
great alarn among his friends, and prin-s
cipaily his political adbsrents; for hs
should die pifhi. fhs FIRST year II his
Prssidsnry, they ,souid not 81 prepared
ssith successor q fit kis place, ond ths
| supreme aDitesity must 81 once rsvsyi 10
| Mr. ADAMS
/ The BIornlDs Herald thus announces an az
fiction which has happened to the King.
I'll il with the deepest regret we an
nsusce calamity which has befallc,.
| our beloved Sovereign, by The iein AZ