Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-04

by Com Hull, is composed ofthe Uni
ted States, Al; Peacock, IS: and Ma
cedonian schooner. The British com
manded by Com Mailing, is compo
scd OF the Cambridge, so guns; Bri
ton. 46; Tartar, 40; Mersey, 26; Eclair
Is; and Fly, 1S. The French, cum
handed by Admiral Rosane, is com
posed Of the Maria Theresa frigate
and the Dlligeute and Lancier coryet
ties.
Extract Of letter from Pernambueo, dated
2lst June, 1926.
can order has been received here
from the Emperor, directing Mr.. Ray
20 leave the country First because he
Supported NJ. Curva'nos. Second be
cause he saved ,he.hses OF twenty per.
sons, Third, because he assisted per
sons in the revolution Of 1917 TO get a
wav- among them were the friends oil
the Emperor himself The whole eli
y is interested about It. and number.
less petitions have been sent on to the
Emperor. The public abhorrence is
very great"
NdshrH'e-Thirty years ego wss
q collection ofroeks aud eyergi GEMS
Now, Notwithstanding il is an inland
town. il has acquired, by steam boat
ma vigation, all the advantages of sea
port, ard is destined to become one oil
The most considerable towns in the
western country. 1t is washed by u
river navigabIc for six months in the
year, and navigable at time when
all western produce is ready Tor ex
porlatlon, and supported by back
country inferior to none in the Unl
ted States for fertility. There is a
constant crowd and succession Of wa.
gons p'oughing their way to Nashville,
through the mud and mlre OF u Ten
nessee road--apd the increase ofware-
houses, tie augmented and augmenting
number OF steamboats, plying between
Nashville and New,OeIean-, perform
ing trips three or four times every sea
son, auchoring al the wharf in fifteen
OF twenty days from their departure,
indicate The fertility of the soil the in
ius,ry OF the farmers, and the enter
! prize oil the merchants. We have
condensed these interesting facts from
the Nashville Republican.
Balti. diner.
We regret to learn, from our New
York correspondents, that Lieut.. SAM
uEL HtNLEY of the United States Ma
w, att ched to the Frigate Constela-
ton. died at Matanzas, on the l4th in
slant. He was an officer of high char
acter, and of great personal responsible
! ity.
! The New York Statesman states, on
the authority Of information received in
! New York. that Gen. DEvEREUx was
| | bersted by the Austrian Government
on the 18th May.
.E.e;can Miat.- Letters from Mexico
to March 20th, quoted by the London
/ Courier, state, that during the proceed
1 ing tm Give months there bad been coin
! ed in the mint of Mexico, about 1000,
600. and that in the other provinces
from which no return had been made
the coinage was considerable. II is ad
/ ded, that this fact, combined with other
causes, had already had considerable
effect in restoring the equilibrium OF the
exchange.
| A violent and destructive tornado, ac-
companied with shower of hail, pass
ed over Gushing, Me. on Wednesday
/ 18th inst. Crops, cattle, barns, win
dows, fences, and trees, were destroy
ed or leyelled by the force of the hal
and wind. The wind blew with such
| power that those who were exposed e
| it were raised from the ground Hor'
ses and cattle were blown down. a cal
was carried the distance of 40 or 81
rods; and an OK cart OF Mr.. Gray's was
blown to the distance of s or 10 rods
and lodged bottom upwsras GA fence
The principle damage sustained was
within range Of about threequarters o
a mile in width, and extenhing or
miles in length. Its course was about
Northwest.
The British ship Orestes, lately arri
we'd at Quebec, has brought 80, ooot il
English Coin, for the Commlssarla
Department IN the Canadas. and which
is 10 be issued in ayment q the Militia