Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-24

Latest from Eagiand.-By the John
Jay, Capt iioldridge, which arrived
yesterday, we have Liverpool papers OF
the sth end London Of The 7th of Au
gust, from which we make the follow.
ing extracts
Private letters from Odessa, 20 the
18th Of july, repeat the statement of
General Diebitsch having passed the
Balkan; and add, that Admiral Greig is
to land i5.o0o men at Borges and Size
boil, to facilitate the operations of the
Commander in Chief, who will it is
supposed, march at once against Adri-
anop!e - Globe and Traveller.
LONDON. AUG I've received last
night Dutch papers, from which we make
the following extracts:
BATAVIA, MARCH 3I,-Tbe Java Cou-
rant is still without any account of en-
gagements with the insurgents, which
rs considered, not without reason. as a
sign that the negotiations which are
supposed 10 have been opened with
them to go on favorably.- Private ac-
counts TO the 4th April which we com
municated some days ago, also state
that hostilities were suspended.)
AUGSBURG, July so -The reports res
pectIng the negotiations for peace still
kept up. II is again positively affirm
ed mat the RUSSIAN commander in chief
has declared that the Emperor desires
the termination of the war; and that the
Porte appeared disposed to enter into
negotiations
The defeat of fhe Grand yizier. the
fell OF Sillistria, and the fruitIess expe-
dItlsn of the Captain Pacha to the
Black Sea are said to have inspired the
Porte with more conciliatory sentiments;
to which may be added the advance of
the Russians, and the sending of troops
from Odessa To Sizebnli. 1t was asser.
ted at Vienna that Rudschuck bad CAPT.
tulated, and that a considerable Russian
corps had advanced from Racheya to
wards Sophia.
From The Morning Chronicle.
In addition to the accounts brought by
the last French papers, of important ad
vantages obtained by the Greeks in the
western district OF Livadia, we have been
favored with the perusal of a private let
ter, entitled to much consideration, from
the station and character Of the writer.
The letter notices the prevalence of
rumors OF the Grecian successes alrea.
dy alluded to, and considers them emit
tied to attention; it goes on Ia mention
the design attributed TO the President,
Cape Dlstria, Of an immediate invasion
OF NegroPont (the ancient Euea), and
his avowed determination to make the
attempt, even with the knowledge of
the fact, that this or any other maritime
de demonstration will necessarily be look
ed upon with jealousy, if net directly
opposed, by the British Admiral, Sir
Pulteney Malcolm.
We apprehend we we're the first to
call public attention to the character
and objects of the Greek President; and
the opinion of the Gentleman to whose
communication we have so often allu
ded, and has the very best opportunities
oil commanding authentic information on
which to fern a judgment, are exactly
to the effect as some time back stated,
namely, that the President, under an ap
pearsnce ~ofdevoted Hetienism, is in effect
the creature of Russia.
STILL LATER FROM ENGLAND.
BY toe packet ship, Caledonia, Capt
Rodgers, the Editors of the n. York
Commercial Advertiser have received
their regular files Of London papers 10