Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-12-03
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


| ny the arrival at Boston. on SATURDAY last.
joi the packet ship Boston, Capt Mackay.
I, from Liverpool, whence she sailed on the
Esd 'lt- liverpool papers of that date. and
London 10 the 19d, have been received
The East.--l arious particulars respecting
the treaty Of Adrianople are detailed in the
prussian State Gazette. An article from Blu
charest states that the Turkish cities on the
let bank of the Danube are TO be incorporat-
Cd with the Prncipalities, in which no Ma
hometan viii be permitted to reside. Such
Mahomctans as possess landed property In
Wallachia and Moldavia. will be allowed IS
months. All the islands al the mouth cf the
Danube, ii is said. ARE to be ceied 10 Russia.
The main strength of the Russian army is
to remain, II Is affirmed, at Adrianople, and
throughout Che strong holds between thar
place and the Danube. The London Sun
thinks there is something outrageously fright
ful in the treaty, which has not yet been di-
vulged.
Great rejolcings, accompanied with much
military and religious pomp, took place at St
Petersburg, IN consequence of the Russian
victories, aud the GLORIOUS peace on the
4th October. The Emperor is loading his
generals with honours and rewards, by means
of titles and promotion. Counts Diebitsch and
Passiewitsch are made Field Marshals; Gen
Nesseirode and Woronsow are knighted. &c.
The Emperor has published a manifesto, con
graduating bis subjects on the restoration OF
peace with the Porte, complimentiag his ar
my, and yindicating the course pursued by
Russia, in relation To the war.
The Sultan has despatched orders from
Coastantinople to all the Pachaliks of the EN-
pire, to cease hostiities against the Russians.
and to treat the Russian aaf,on as one on the
e.
habitants of Servia are looking with much
confidence for public declaration putting
them IN possession OF the rights stipulated
for them by the treaty of Alderman.
The Paris Constitutional, OF Oct. 10, says
that the English and French Ambassadors
have demonstrated against the treaty of Sept
IA. II adds that on the 10Th, the Sultan had
not sanctioned the treaty; and that Nicholas
win probably modify the conditions prescrib-
ed by his General sOne circumstance might
rekindle war in those counfries--the dss0be-
dience'of the Pachas--by which Eagland may
profit, to annoy the Russians"
The papers contain numerous extracts
from foreign journals, detailing the usual
occurrences and arrangements accompanying
| the termination OF a war
Engiand--The Liverpool Courier contra
diets the report of SIR Hudson Loves decease.
II says be has been slain al AK ia-Chapelle
by the French papers for the purpose ofman-
Cling his memory--and adds, 'snoiwithstand-
ling his death at AK la Chapelle, after fifty
three hours Of agony, Sir Hudson is now at
lCe,lon. Of which Island he is Deputy Govern
lor, and Lady Lowe has had letters from him
within these few days" This brave knight
VIII probably experience more than fifty
lhours Of Agony ere he goes to the shades
Il General Stantander has arrived at Ham
burg from Laguayra.
! Mr. McLane, the American Minister, hat
] ia long conference With the Earl ofAberdeen
) Oct. 10.
: The Prussian State Gazette OF the lit
> ult. contains long official explanation OF thu
. part taken by the Prussian Governors in tn
negotiations for peace between Russia am
Turkey.