Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
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n This arrival we have received Paris paperst 70
NAV 2Iat and Havre 20 June Isl ,both inclusive
we fad no later news from the seat OF war.
I.s,,ers from Vienna announce again tbat
Persia has declared war against Russia, aho
mat hosiIities have commenced by the taxing
The re,cning Duke cf oldeHburg died sud
denly a, Wiesbsdsn, on The 20th May, OF apo
pexy He was bora III l1o3.
A woman aged 70 years, and VINO was sup,
posed TO be only worth rent o. 4Oo o IT. 70
istelv a, LYONS, leaviag by her will zoO, IT.
TO the city, Oh coHdiaoh Oh lls iouh0'"s q"
tablshmen' for orphans. Il
TnyAry WITH HAYu.--lt IS now CERTAIN
,ays the Journal du fisvre OF June Isl, tha' tne
Treaty between France and Hayti Is sieneaj
bu, IL is difficult for US believe ths' th's ar
ranpementi IS fouaded, rs generally reported,
on the basis OF perfect reciprocity ~"hsteVef
;mnfoyidence may be attributed 70 cur MINIS.
tiers in their dpl0Tsttc tFansActionss We must
not go 80 far Is TO ACCUSE ihen OF an act. "hIeh
implies the complete absence OF reason.
Hat; Possesses no marluei We have large
one. Our yessels, ben, on the principle of re.
cinroo,,y. will 90 and ray duties at sHaytt
while in our ports we receive nothing 'n.retarn!
Tbera cannot BE tho least possible reciprocity
bs,,yeen os and Hsyti, in respect to nsvigatIon'
M. ,ason (Which we have received ~ .con.
cns,n, similar treaty with Brazil, ought ia
;ns,rurtus = the consequences OF such folly
NJ b.weyes,-asis not impossible, system Of
reciprocny has been concluded between 'ne
two powers, France twill soon ma The pehI
cjeus effects OF such an arrangement ne a.
cnericaps and the Ems l,sh will rot be slow TO
sal, ,beir vessels under theHay,iea flag in or
aap tn bring into cur ports the productions OF
th,, n .,u~iic. btieY The privileges attached by
.be Trea,y 10 this kind OF Importation. ihs
custom-hoase laws are neither so we'll execui
+. ed nor so good nEayti, thst we csn suppose
fba nr6dpct;ons Of the neighho:ng islands will
no, h abls 10 t.ks en- ais of naturalization there
nrepsy.,oYy to their introduction Into France.
CYpypxrIox AGAINST hLotEas "A letter from
Mn sa,lles. paoilshed in the ffscurseurs says:
-ssIt Ie reported aSfe, as we'll as IN otheF places
-tbot.au sxpeditIon Is about to be SCI on soos
against Algiers. They even give tha names OF
= the military officers; but the general expeets'
tion ia that il will no be carried into effect
the present wear. II is desired II possibig, that
che pre- paratians tor this enterprise may net be
E, like thosa made for the Mores; thar They may
be more concentrated and less exPeas'Ve.-
Tho. will he no lack OF vessels, tor this port Is
. encountered with them Tor want -ot employ
rnent.'
TouLog, May 10 They assert that hsrshasi
Naason was O ieave Naysrne on I've lofh INST
and return to Teulpa, TO concert measures
y; Admiral de Rigny relative to the matter
o. Sigiers Z
There are now on the stocks, in the pore OF
TouIop. three ships Of the line. three frlgstes,
. two cegyettes brig and two schoeners.
LuxooN. May 28.--A BRAZILIAN loan o. 900,
eO0l has bern ssf 5ltiveiy concluded by Mr.
Rothschiid $40 l,ees csp'tsiists, on terms c
ycuail, advantageous to Brazi and the lenders
The English merchants hope that :his transac
tion will result T. great advantages TO their CON
nerce
HAvnE Nav Z7.-Vioe Admiral Jacob, Mar
atime Project of fouloD, has retire from Office
on account Of i'll health and The title of Cotp,
has been conferred upon him Vice Admiral
Couns Rigny has been named 20 succeed him,
thouph as vet bis services are necessary in the
-Levsnt.
MgNrz May goth - There is great activity
mere IN the corn trade; large quantities of
wheat are gong forward for France and the
Low Countfy II IS stated hers with conf
dence, nstwiihst andng the denial OF the Prus
sian State Gazette, that there have pbsen. it
there are not now, negotiations tor the con"'u.
sion on SepeFato treaty DttWeeU FFuss'a ANU
the Netherlands relative to the navigation of
the Rhine
Spanish ErteGiGon TO .1fca ico.--The Following
letter from q CORE spondeht OF the Journal du
Havre, date. Madrid, May IL, furnishes con
hrmauon, il sny is wanting, that the expedition
against Mexico is no joke
Important news Is given relative to Mexico
Spain Is about TO put into Immediate execution
the plan which has been suspended by France
sno Eng and, to bling the Mex cans again un
der he laws of the mother country. An army
OF q, 900 men is now recruiting IN varinus pro
vino of Spsin. regency mas been named.
Its seat is to be fixed at HAVANA until the {.
ven,s Vt the expedition will permit j, 20 he
trsnsftrreat Mexico The regency 's to be
composed thus:--Don Wives, Presidsnl; Arsn
o. COu lcillor f,r he Ibdies; Pinillos. Intend
art o. Havaas; Ls.la7e and Genero, ex deputies
of the Cortez OF Spain, Secretaries. The rich
propretors OF Havana make an advance Of $50.
O0V 600 To defray the expenses OF the sxPedi-
ton. General Ls 1ordr IS named Captain &c
neral OF the Island of Cube
Frsm Baenos fires We are indebted TO a
geni;em mao on board the u S. Ship Boston, for
file OF Buenos Ayres papers to May 9th, In
elusive.
On the 95th APRIL an engagement took place
at the Pass del Rey of the River Conchas, IN
which Governor Lavale states that the enemy
lost more than 300 killed, while the loss OF the
BuenOs Ayreans was less than so. In The tlrst
surprise the iatteptosk !, 500 of the enemy's
horses, but afterwards lost them, and 1000 OF
their own. With these the Lopez party SIZED