Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-28
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

!
tath and Liverpool dates to June "A.
he activity of commercial specu
fation had received some cherk by a
deeine IN cotton
A letter from British offer, dated
2 at Catagong, Feb. 4,h. speaks conf
den,l, Of speedy termisation of hos.
tiities with the Burmese, and OF the
British being able to negotiate treaty
on their own terms.
On MIR 0'Connel's return to Ireland,
something like triumph. or public
welcome was got up for the occasion.
lie rade suitabl, address to the peo-
ole, who crowded round him.
Mr.. Huski>son gave notice in the
Uou,e of Commons. thatin consequence
of the rejection ofthe corn wareh"using
bill b, the other house. he should bring
forward another measure upon that
subject.
From he.Lrrposl .7iverfiser, Juno IL
The public funds have fallen very
considerably within short period. The
8 per cents have been so high as 81, or,
we believe 9s; they have fallen so low
as SO. and are now ml;h above
that price.
A letter from Liverpool of 18th June
makes the following statement:
1.-The import Of Cotton into Liverpool
This, year. as compared with that Of last
year, durif z the same period, has been
: a76 900 bags sgainstsI 1900, the excess
cor sisting Of about l4,00n Americans,
$4,000 Brazil, 5000 East India, 23,0oC
Egyptian, and 5000 West India, sc. in
all $4,000 bags; and though the stocks
In the ports are estimated at $4,000 on
" against $4,000 in June last year,
yet as prices are just double what they
then were, the present stocks exceed
those of Last year, in point of value, in
no Ie.sa sum than 1,500,e0ol. upon a
moderate computation.
Supplies continue TO come forward
freely. and vessel from New York
to Hayre, within these few days, has
contributed TO shake the confidence Of
holders. The total import of the week
amounts to 2495o packages. and the
sales TO about 1870. consisting of 10
fair to good Sea Islands. at Sid; 440
T"landsat ISL to Tod for ordinary to
miIding, I6l to 1871 Tor fair to good.
and 1911. for fine; $40 New Orleans
al i6f to gold; 60 Alabama at I'D
per ID. st. being decline of 10 id.
upon las, weeks prices. At this reduc-
zion there are few buyers, and the mar
iSat indicates still further decline, 40
that quotations cannot be correctly
given; but. when prices are established,
1t is probable We shall enjoy an aeh e
business. ~ the dealers must be low in
stock. and he trade in Mancht ster is
tolerahly good"
LlrESP FROM EUROPE.
: NEw YoRK. July 40. The packet
ship Queen lab, Captain Richard, has
arrivedin Long Island Sound FROM Hav
re, after being onthe coast about ten
DAYS With cai,ns and he ad winds
Some of the passengers have reached
town with one of the Letter bags.
Passengers, Nessrs. George, Hami'
Goa. Richards, Marks. and three others.
The Queen Nab left Havre on the
evening ofthe 18th, and we are favored
with papers to that date, with Paris
papers to the I4th ultimo. inclusive.
The French Stocks on the l4h. were
-at OF so Exchange on London so days,
Sd, IS.
Accounts which appear to be authen-
tic. state that the Greeks have obtained
some important victories.
On the llth of May the Greek fleet,
commanded by the brave Caparis who
was In the advance guard with fire
ship, favored by southerly wind, at
tackled the Egyptians. Canaris threw
himself among them, and was so fertu-
nate as to attach himselfto one of their
frigates--two other fire ships attached
themselves to other vessels, and in this
way. fire was communicatedahrought the !,
whole feet. The consequence was the !
destruction of more than say resseis !
burnt, sunk and run ashore. Ii was !
Thought that ibrahim Pacha Perished in
shis dreadful battle.
In the early part of Nay, great bat
2le was fought in the nei ghborhood of
Nayarin, in which the Greeks were
completely victorious. More than 8 200
of their enemies were lett dead nn the
field. A Leghorn letter OF May so, says
--"official accounts nf this event have
been published at II, ORA. Cd, sea has
been gwen UP to the Greek Govern
ment"
Odessa. Russia May ao--Vessels |
chat are arriving here, from Constant