Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-05-28
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Great Britaih TO f0rtugat 10 neSotiSte tue sst-
tjemen, OF the differences between Don Nj
eusi sod his brother, Don Pedro.
Cant. Ross was expected to sal On his rev
Arctic Espedtion N all April, in the Victory,
a steam vessel of 200 tons. accompanied by the
Johe Of 800 tons, laden with the fuel and stores
for TIRES years.
The liverpool Albion Of the Goth ssys--"The
weather during most Ct the past week has been
extremely get and boisteTOus"
A pubhc meeting had bsea called by noble
men and gentlemen st ireland, the End May, at
the London Tavera, to adopt measures for The
erection Of statue 10 Lord Wellington, IN
eommemorstion OF his late measure of reliefto
his Msies,y's Roman Catholic subjects.
RowLAsn SrEpaENsoS.-The Weekly
Times OF April sth. says. al has been mention.
ed IN the CRY that the reward offered for the
spprehensiou Of Rowisnd Stephenson, and bis
clerk, LLOYD, will be couateFnaBded; that the
ends OF lus'ice would not be promoted by hunt
ms seggar through the world who, after all
il appears, would hive twenty chances TO one
in / ,vor Of an acquitia upon erimnsi nIor.
nation [It Is quie unnecessary to counter
mand he reward.l
MELascGgEY CArksTRornE.--A terrible &C
eident happened at hyde on the ist Of april,
at about aslf past O'Clock in the evening"
Tina cotton spinners who turned out at Stock
been mainly supported by those ss,nuers WIN
remained in full work IN other. places, particu
larry at Manchester, Hyde, aud neighbsrh cd,
The master manufactures resolved, IN conse.
Qisnee. to reduce the ~sges ct those employ
ed while the turn outs continued and rGbish.
ed AZ address TO the operators who met in
great MI nbers to consider, at the Norfolk Arms
in lyle The club room IN which tho meet
ing Washed, IS Is yards long and arde wIds
Six or seven hundred persons, including te-
males, attended a, hsF pas o. ana IN sbcat an
hour att rFwa ida two beams gave way, by which
about 200 persons were precIpitsed into the
room below. The eoor Of that room also gave
way; ard the whole mass descended into the
cellar The noise was heard all over the town
A scene of horrible confusion ensued Even
" nine were kIiied, spd ten or twelve Others
were no, expected to recover,
SEAT OF WAs.--The vHcssrnger d:s Char
bers states, but wab0ut vo9ehIng tor The tcuth
OF the statement that IN the last week of March
most sAaguInsry battle was fought near Glur.
gevo, IN VIII CHI the Turks had sustained very
considerable lose, and that The -AussAus bad
made themselves masters OF impcrts0t posi-
tons II IS even doubted whether tt at fortress
had not fallen INTO their power, os at least was
not reduced 20 the last extremity. It rs added,
that during the action the msin Russian army
had crossed the Danube at short distance
from thetield Q battle.
By accounts frcm Alexandria, Of tue 9Th OF
March, We learn that the VlcerOy had resolved
TO farn,sh Tue Sultan with corps of IL, 900
cavalry. As The route ny sea wss interrupted
BY the Russian squadrot1 these troops would
proceed b. the va ot Palestine, syria. aud An
ts0l,a.
Il as said, that Prussia, At the requistion Of
France has dlsela.nsd the attention which baG
haan taH IN, pt.r Df Rus Al
war which hstpoWer IS wsglng against iur
key.
rhe Correspondent of Garcmbers hss the
following article from the banks OF ,be Danube
% Aprll:--
Ga is by nomesns supposed that the Russian
Srny, viii IN the next campaign, act tostilely
against Servia or b )snis except, perhaps, by
besieging the fortress which cover the ircntiers
of these PROVINCES, Fhe motives of ths deter.
mtnstion have been clearly developed, and are
daily justified by facts which are sufficiently
manifest to render is unnecessary to explore the
papers Of the Russlan Cabinet and o. the staff
OF the Army, to make ourselves acquainted witk
them
"rhe Black Sea will remain the capital point
of operations; and, according TO all appearance,
the Russian army ~ili begin, as il did last year
BY passing tho Danube 10. isssS,cha. Rutit &c
sill very uncertain Whe ther ths can be done by
the end OF April, AS The winter has much Jam
aged The foundations Of the tetes de point and
the dams erected last year. and the marshy
banks OF the Danube present ingincble obsts
Giles ducine the FIST weeks Of the spring"
ERoSriERs OF SEavIA, April 2.-The new
Grand V Lier Redsch,d Pacha has not onl, cue.
ceedt IN sppeasiug tire discomfort OF the Al
hauians, bnt has concluded with them a new
convention, by which 5000 Of them are TO
mach - the Danube and 600 more to be piac.
e., uader the orders Of the Pachs OF Ianna,-
The scarcity Ut corn begins to De ieit 10 all
psrts Of the Ottoman empire. The blockade of
the D,rdanelies produces the fatal effects which
the enemy expected. particular in Macedonia
Meantime the preparations for the war car
ried on with The greatest activity there. as we'll
ss 10 Bosnia.
EaINA, March ON the &th of February
Che Greek Squadron obtained considerable sd
vantages over that of the Turks IN the Gulf of
AmhTaica, the latter being obliged 10 quit the
Cult, having lost two vessels captured by the
Greeks. On Feb. 3, the Greeks recovered the
superiority in BGo,s. They put TO atght Ma.
homed, the new Pacbs OF y4da, and Omer
Pacha, who were come from 1hebes TO attack
them They took from them 200 prisoners aud
three Standards considered BY the Turks. aud
sIwa}s defended with great vslor,
ANcoNA, March ~ -Lettera from Naples
SPEAK with much confidence OF new Protocol
SAID to have been signed at London by the Min
listers OF P,euIpoteRuary OF the three medisung
Powers and extending the limit. OF Greece to
the Gulf of Arts and Volo. The presence of
Count Matuczewitsch at London has powe rlully
contributed to the drawing up ofthls Protocoi