Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-03-28
Foreign Intelligence.
T,ATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship Csiedonia, arrived al
New York, brings London papers to the
Ath February, and Liverpool TO the eth
We extract the following iBt-. esting items
: from the New York Gazette.
DEFEAT OF TIFF TURKISH ARMY
We learn bv this arrival the entire de
feat Of the Turkish army under the Grand
Vizier by the Egyptian forces COMMANDED
by the son of Pacha. This event (the
particulars of which are given below ap
pears to have excited great interest IN Ine
capital Of the chief European powers. ihe
destruction Of The power oil the Orand
Signior was seriously apprehended. Rus
sia. il is said, was Fastening to his suceour
but demanded, as the price Of her inter
yenfion, the cession Of the entire princi
paliiies Of Moldavia and Wallachla. To
this project Of aggrandizement on the
part Of the Emperor Nicholas, England,
France, and Austria have il is asserted,
expressed their decided dissent, and that
a French fleet under Admiral RoussiD,
would be immediately despatched TO the
Bosphorus. the Admiral being instructed
TO act as negociator, or to assume more
warike character, as circumstances rem
der expedient Some accounts say an
English feet would be sent on a similar
errand, all agree that England and France
arc acting on this occasion with perfect
conformity of view.
The accounts from Holland show indi
cations of desire on the part Of the Dutch
people that the question with Belgium
should be Immediately settled -The Han
delsblad OF Amsterdam, an influential and
well edited paper, expresses decided o
pinion on this subject, and il is confirmed
by private advices from the Hague.
The Handelsblad contains the notice
that the Dutch Government has sent or
ders to the officer commanding His Males
fy's naval force in the Scheldt, 10 allow
ships of all nations to enter or TO leave the
river to or from Antwerp, till arrange
ments are made settling the terms upon
which passage will be permitted The
English, French, and Belgian flags are ex
eepted from this measure, and remain till
further orders subject TO the second arti-
Gle of the Royal decree of The 26th Novem
Der, 1882 Brussels papers, Feb ,.
We have endeavoured to ascertain II
The hopes which our last advices held Out
of a speedy termination OF the war IN Por
tugal and France, were confirmed; but
the accounts on this head are entirely con
Trajectory. Some say that Lord Harvey $
mission to Lisbon has entirely failed,
others the reverse, and that the two broth
ers will quit the kingdom, leaving it with a
regency under Donna Maria. Some say,
too. that Sir Stratlurd Canning's embassy
TO Madrid. Tor the purpose Of inducing
the Spanish Government to give their as
sen, and support to such arrangement.
had been unsuccessful, which others deny.
We must, therefore, wait further iniorma
ton; meantime an entire change has taken
place in Don Pedro's coansellors, the Mar
quis Palmela having been compelled to
quit the confidential situation he filed near
the person of that sovereign. The reason
assigned is, that in his late mission 10
France and England, he Transcribed his
instructions No military movement OF
any consequence had taken place at o
porto.
/ is said that the Emperor Nicholas
had refused TO receive Marshal Maison as
Ambassadors from Louis Philip, in conse
qucnce of the Marshal having. while Min
ister 10 Vienna, declined assisting al fete
given there in honor of the Emperor Mich
olas: that he had also refused to receive
SIi Ntratiord Gaming as Ambassor from
England, for which refusal no reason is
given, nor can we imagine any The
Roy alst party in France appear TO be
very active. The health of the Duchess
lie Berri is seriously affected, and her re
lease, with that of the Minister of Charles
Y. is spoken Of Some disturbances had
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Paris, and at Marseilles, though not of a
serious nature. The Royal Court at Pa
ris, has decided that the Viscount de
Chateaubriand shall be prosecuted for his
pamphlet entitled "Memoire sur Ia Capt.
wife de Madam Duchess de Berry"
The Parliament of Great Britain and /
Ireland have commenced their session by
the election, in the House of Commons
Of Mr.. Sutton as Speaker. The King
would deliver his message on the 5th
Goblet has made his debut in that bod, in
his accustomed style.-He has published
singular letter, denying that he had ever
been naturallzed in tins country.
MIR O'Connell, it is said, but we do not
believe ~ has been offered by the present
ministers an office under the crown.
HIGHLY INPOR lANr TO THE
WEST INDIES
We copy the following article from the
London Globe of Jan. 90
The West India interest were thrown
into considerable alarm yesterday by
report that IT was the intention OF Minis
tiers to introduce a bill INTO the new Parli
ament for the immediate emancipation Of
the slaves in the West Indies. Ii was
stated that the purport of the bill was to
hunt the existence OF slavery in the colon
les to three years, and that it was not the
intention Of the government to offer any
compensation to The planters or proprie
tors
In consequence Of these rumors, de