Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-15
NUMBER 20.

| ~ S'Seaous scein " excite much al
ten'Ion throughout England. Commodore
Sir Charles Napier OF the Navy, is the
candidate for Marylebone, and will doubt
less be returned by a large majority.
TIE QuEEN. feel the greatest
pleasure in stating that the Queen enjoys
most excellent health and spirits. The
very important even, of her Majesty's ac-
eouehement may be expected a, the end of
september. or early in the month OF Oc-
tober. Prince Albert, contrary to the
rumors that have been so insidiousIy
spread Tor many weeks, has been and con.
tinues at the present time in the enjoy.
ment OF the best health. The Princes,
Royal ihrives admirably, has beautiful
olue eyes, which are peculiarly interest.
ing when she smiles, and is altogether a
most lovely infant. Observer.
FRANCE.
Some of the Paris papers state positive.
~ that treaty had been agreed upon bv
the Tour great powers, for the partition of
the Ottoman empire, and ndds that Great
Britain was to have Egypt Russia, Con.
stantinopie Austria the provinces Dor.
derlng the Danube ; and Prussia was TO be-
aggrandized by the acquisition of Saxonv.
a part of Poland, and Hanover. II states
likewise that another part Of the arrange
nlent declared that France would not be
disturbed in her African possessions. THIS
repor, Of coursc obtained no credit in Eng
land.
SPAIN.
telegraphic despatch from Psrpiensn,
dated the 18th Of June mentions that On
the 7th a disturbance which threatened 10
be very serious, took place a, Barcelona.
II appears that 400 weayers Of tina, town
endenyored TO obtain possession Of some
contiscaied goods, and gave them TO the
workmen TO be burnt in front Of the town
hall, which the workmen caused TO be il.
Illuminated.
Adylces from Madrid to the 10Th of
June, state, that tho Fcte Dieu was solem.
nlzed with great pomp in that capital
The procession was headed by Espar,ero.
who took the place of the kings OF Spain.
The young Queen was among the specta-
tors a, the Hotel de Vile, where her ma.
jesty was attended by all the distinguish.
ed Members Of her Household. Not tho
slightest interruption OF public tranquility
took place.
TURKEY.
There seems to be no tranquility for
Turkey--their difficulties seem to increase.
The young Sultan's health is rapidly dc.
Ginning, Notwithstanding he has for some
time past been residing at the "valley Of
the sweet waters"
The Augsburg Gazette published ad.
vices from Alexandria TO the effect that
the Schareof Of Mecca has taken I'D arms
against the Sultan, and driven the Turk
ish garrison ont Of the holy city. This
news, coming, as it does, upon The heels
OF the accounts of the Instruction in Can.
dia and Bulgaria bodies much mischief.
The latest advices from Gambia, 20 the
18th Of May, state that the instruction
has not been suppressed, the number Of
insurgents increases daily, and they re.
solved to let things come to extremties.
Many Of the principal families, have al
ready left the Island for SYRIA and other
parts Of Greece. II was rumored that
Tahir Pacha had landed there, with 5000
men, and a strong park Of artillery, de-
terminng to reduce the rebels to submis-
sion. Letters from the Turkish frontier,
of the Sd ult. state that the Greek Patri.
arch at Constantinople, was dsmissed by
the Porte for privately encouraging the
rebellion in Bulgaria.