Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-08

LATEsT FROM FRANCE.


ten Euvoys AMI several gentlemen late
Dpnuie- on the opposition side.
Uoon Gen LifAyette's approach to
his seat at Lagr iuge, the inhabitants
of the adjacent villages went out to
meet and Welcome him. "A trinplphal
arch. with inscriptions analogous to
the occasion, was erected upon the
road by which he passed; and at the
door of his mansion he was greeted by
a party of young females, who pre-,
scented to him bouquet
TIE Paris journal deS Debdts. Of
ths 1ih ult contains translatlons otthe
vsIedictory address Of President A
dams TO Lifayetie and the Generals
answer. The editor Of hat paper OBJ
serves, in note-''In general, these
two historical documents appear to- US
&c be extremely remarkable They
are OF an importance quite other than
that OF the course of exchange or the
game of public funds, which absorb
all the faculties OF our statesmen They
confirm the high considerations which
we have been developing for the three
months past, upon the present and
futu,e relations oil the TWO Americas
towards Europe"
The committee on indemnities 10 the
colonists assembled on The 23t of Oct
in Paris, and was to assemble seve
raj times week.
SIR Hudson Lowe is living in re
tirement al Versailles. Mr. Huskin
son, President of M Board Of Trade
Of England, lately dlned with To-
French Munster OF Finance. in com
pany with severa, other minister's, and
the members of The French Council o.
Commerce.
SIR Thomas Lawrence is at Paris.
taking portraits OF the Royal Family
and nobility
Prince Talleyrand has been for some
time at Geneva, whence he proceeds
30 Italy.
L, consequence of the coalitions oil
workmen at AngouIeme having al
lowed themselves in reprehensibIe
acts towards workmen OF a Iifferen,
trade, the Mayor of hat place has is
sued notice. prohibiting them from
meeting together to the number oil
more than three
THE GREEKS-The news from
Greece appears more cheering. |,
was reported in the Frankfort o. pers
tina, lbrahim Pscha had been assassi
mated by anephew of Hussin Bey. to
revenge the death of his uncle, whom
Iar him hal shot. when he brongh,
his re'nGorccments from Gambia Let
ters from z ole, Corfu. Trieste and
Venice, also announce this event, and
state that the Egyptian troops at Nava
rino had rnutinled, being DESTROYS to
re,urn to Gambia or their own country
Great excitement existed Mt Constan
tinople on the ,17fh s, pit. among the
Janissarles and popnlace against the
Captain Pacha and Rischid
News had bren received at Trieste
ofthe capture Of twenty Austrian YES
seis, for attempting to infringe the
blockade of the southern coasts of AL
bania, declared by the Greek govern
Incnt
A Trieste paper of the 9th ult says
that the Island of Paro. opposite to
lily diva, has been coded by the Greeks
to the Americans.
F'om Calag napi'S Messenger.
Toe following is an extract of pri
= vale letter from Znte. dated the 10Th
Sep. Ii as we'll as the Enclosure
which follows, contains info, nation
which we have reason to believe may
be relied oD:-
The Missolonghotts made m ost
gallant defence. and even acted on the
offensive. The besieging army must
err long quit the siege, on account OF
the rainy season, which is now com
menceI. A squadron of O. eeks are
hlockading the Gulf Of Aria, and the
Ioujan Governments refu,e clea,ances
for Prevcss The Greek feet under
M suls, passed here from Missolong
hi towards tn Levant, on Monday
last, the 5h 'nsi They are going il
search oil the Turks, who it is now
a>crrtained, have taken ~ their quar-
teas - Por, BnodrOn, opposite the Isle
OF Rhodes. w near nothing further
Eespr ting the Alexandrlsr feet ="
Lat oct Of a tette, from Zmte, da
ted Sepiembe, s, 1925.
ihra1a P,rha, with h,e thousand
men. marches from TrlpoIuza to Ma