Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-10-27
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
From London papers Of the l4th and
Liverpool of the 10Th September.
GREAT BRITAIN.

FROM London papers Oh the i+th anu
Liverpool of the 10th September.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Colonel Pisa had arrived in London,
after being in prison twenty months
He was liberated through the exertion9
of Mr.. Nelson, our late minister to Spain
and Mr.. Appleton, secretary of legation
at London.
The Art Of fying.-Courtney, the
papers style him, has made second
terrific aight'' from Dover Heights to
the Rope Walk. at three o'clock the
rope walk, parade, bridges, heights,
house tops, and every place that would
afford view, were crowded beyond
description. At twenty minutes before
five he started in most magnificent style
amidst the plaudits OF the assembled
thousands of spectators, and performed
it in twenty-five seconds, on plane OF
about l.46O feet. without the least in
convenience. Mr.Courtney is said to be
natural son of the late popular actor
and dramatist, John George Holman"
The uar in India-The two latest
Couriers contain copious details of the
events of the war against the Burmese;
but they are not so late by more than a
month, as the accounts received here
several weeks since.
FR,NCE-''We read in the "Me.
mortal Bordelaisn the following absurd
article, which will, no doubt, be repea-
ted tomorrow in all the Opposition pa
pers.
"There is a report that the French
Legation has received positive news,
that a corps of $4,000 Frenchmen will
be placed at the disposal of Ferdinand.
To meet the expense, they talk ola loan
which the house of Rothchild's on the
point OF concluding with the Spanish
Government.
ave ask of the Memorial Bordelais,"
since it is always so we'll informed up
on diplomatic affairs, to point out any
movements among our troops, which
tend to corroborate the ASSOCIATE nns OF
its correspondent"
FRANCE & HAYTI-The Paris
Etoile' says ''some of the Journals hav-
ing endeavored to excite uneasiness in
the planters respecting the communi-
cations which the new state of st. Do
mingo fright have with our islands, we
are authorised to declare that the fore
sight OF the governmenthas taken away
every pretext for alarm on this score
the ships Of Hayti ,sill not be received in
eur colonies, aud will not even show
themselves there. IT is but justice to
add, this regulation has not met with
any difficulty in St Domingo"
LA FAYETTE.
Extract Of q letter from Paris, Sept, Z
sour Ministers are under good deaI
Of Reimbursement in regard TO the man
ner of receiving Lafayette, who, accor-
ding to the accounts brought by the
Edward b onaffe, must soon arrive.
The moment our Ministers heard
that the General was coming in the fri
gate Brandywine, they dispatched or
ders TO the authorities at Hayre, to pre-
vent any kind OF meeting and every
mark ofhonor which might be attempt
ed to be bestowed on him On the o.
Their hand, the most respectable OF the
merchants aud other inhabitants, have
resolved to express their esteem for his
character by every means in their pow
er-The military commandment is VIC
lent royalist, but the Mayor is good
natured moderate man, who wishes to
avoid every sort oftyrannicle measures
The American frigats is another sub
lect of embarrassment. 1t is usual
when frigate enters the port, for her
to salute the batteries with fifteen guns,
but this salute must be returned by an
equal number. Now our government
are afraid that if they reply to the A
merican salute, the people will think
they are expanding powder in honor to
Lafayette, but if they dc not agree to
return, they will be obliged to let the
frigate enter without saiuting, for they
well know that the American captain
viii not bum a match without an assur-
ance of reciprocity"
SPAIN.-Recent accounts from Ma
drid states that fresh conspiracy o
The Ultra Royalist party has been dis
covered, and that amongst the gum be
Of persons arrested, are several officer