Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-28
FOREIGN.
FROM FRANCE.

tons are making by the turks for the
campaign of 1925, against the Greeks.
"The Porte is to have four armies to
bring the Morea and the Terra Flrma
into subsection. The first will be com
posed Of troops which have been long
assembling upon the coasts Of Asia:
thew will be embarked on board Euro
pean transports, which viii convey them
10 the Morea under the escort of the
Turkish feet.
The Captain Pacha viii not take the
command of This feet, in order to avoid
all contention with Ibrahim Pacha, who
by a Grmah of The Grand Seignior, has
been charged withthe supreme direction
Of the expedition against TIE Greeks.
The second army, under the direct con.
trole Of Ibrahim, will consist of the
troops of Egg pit, third, which will be the
most numerous, will be organized at
1arissa by Iiechid Pacha, and be COM
posed of all the di~sposable troops in Ro-
malta, Bulgaria, Macedonia, aud upon
she borders Of the Danube.
A part Of the garrison Of CONSTANT
nople will Join this army, the nucleus oil
which will be formed by the troops of
TThessaIy, which made the last cam
paign under the command Derwish
Pacha.-Tne fourth army, which is to
act IN concert with the third will con-
sist only of Albanese troops. To this
effect negotiations have been opened
with the military chiefs of those troops.
The latter army, which will be under
the command of the Pacha OF Scutari,
will march upon Etolia, whilst Rechid
Pacha will penetrate into Layida. At
ter the submission of these provinces
and Acarnania has been brought about
the whole of these troops will be trans
ported to the Morea.n
1t is stated that There are upon the
carpet, secret negotiations between Sir
Frederick Adams and the Greek 60
vernmeDt. His excsllency, who went
from Zante into the neighoourhood of
the coast of the Morea, had a long COR
ference with two members of the Greek
government.
1t may happen that Great Britain
eventually may declare for the Greeks.
~. Labastide, commander in the
Spanish engineer service at the Phil
%lippine islands, has just arrived at Paris,
as we'll as another Spanish officer COM
ing from Hamburg, both of whom are
on their way to Madrid, charged with
az important mission.
According to letters Of the 1st inst.
from Madrid, several Spanish armed
vessels and Transports sailed from the
Canary islands on the Sd ut. for South
America.
A letter Of the 10th ult. from Trieste,
that a rumour was general
" prevalent al Venice, of the fortress OF
Patras having surrendered to the Greeks
by capitulation.
Letters from Cadiz mention the insol-
vency of several great Spanish houses,
particularly that Of the firm of Zuloago
& Co. in Zeres, decidedly reported one
of the richest in all Andalusia. 1t is
feared that the ENHANCEMENT with this
house will occasion the failure of a gre at
many other houses.
The French Chambers ara busy in
making arrangements for the distribu-
ton of 1%,000,O0o. 900 francs among the
disinterested and Loyal emigrants.
The inhunan Paparoine. who COM
mitted the murder Of two children, with
out any know cause, has propably ere
this, received the reward of his afro
cious act.
The ministerial paper states, that all
the French troops are to evacuate
Spain on the LIST Of April.
An elegant garden spot has been cree
ted around the tomb of Napoleon, at
st Helena, at the expence of the Fast
India Company, which strangers have
free access.
Cotton has been selling in Havre,
from IS to 80 sous per Id.
Gen. Lafayette has Transmitted from
Washington $4,000, for the relief ofthe
French exiles in England, as also $500
10 the Spanish, and the same.amount to
The Italian.
The coronation of Charles X. will
positively take place on the 18th OF
May. Nat. .9GV.
- % o.
BY the last advices from liverpool
Cotton continued 10 command good
prices; as high as Is and Is 10 hav.
ing been paid on the 23d OF March.
4 letter Of that date says:-"Though
there is not much demand for goods
for the United States, yet the orders
for South America are so extensive