Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-17

otiy be e-'sSdsest when thcS shalt lave IA go,
his iis q aud performed scne brilliant service.
CouFu, August 20 n Letters have beea re- !
ceyed ths day trqui the Moscs. in ~ihsb E
: pede implicit ceahesncs, h'ch snaotnce ~
~, tssi ioroham t'acha Is surrounded b. the
IrSeks. and That be has loss upwards II lSpi
men ~ au sct,ea whca t~Ok Mace au he 10 !,
% iO> iost. After this DECISIVE defeat. he Al,
tempted TO take ret,iec m CslSmat,, when h.
VAS Surrounded by 81 600 tsserks. who CON
! TINTED Their attacks ca hlul ~ al directions
Snd cut OF hrs communication Win Mou.lon
aisd CosVn. lie was IN consequence in a ~ate.
6srderiBg on despair tor on, large r. inF,tce
/ men's could exlricse him iron his d,ili,uh,e.
| IN eagna the affairs OF he Greeks are eoasl.
ly prosperous rhe Turks have again a,,e'apt.
cal IKE Nssck,nghi BY siesm. and were A.
gain defeated with so much loss. that their ar.
my wss no longer teinrs that place
The isapd Of Cshda 8 again in ,nsurr-,
ton, aud l5yo turks uho were there uer,,
obhged 60 retire wItlnn tile fortress. This
! news being announced 10 the Creek Govern.
meet. they Immediately sent 9u0y men 10 M,
sss,ssanfe Of The Greeks ia Candla. WHICH ,hr,,
| eNpsct witt have the effect % prcyen.inr ~,
| p~cha OF Egypt from ses,lag any more rein.
J torcemsnls of men 10 the Morea. Can,.;,
Cansrs has sailed with several fire sb,ns for
| Alexandra, 20 attempt burning the Epyn,,.,
| feet. and Il is cdrreat here that he has s,r
ceeded m burning three large vessels in ,b.
| Galth of Aiesaudra &c,
FROM fhs London .hof,isng H.raiS of ,y-.t ,-
The CONSERVATION OF Tho Tufkish t.ovrrr.
'nent - OF tue most extensive character, A.,
some interesting communications. Illustrative
OF such lae,, are understood. 20 have been m,fl..
by Lord 5rshgtord, to the English Ministers
fhis WIS previously to he Arrival az a..
fer H. I'm f>ttex .I,r.. IA
| .ner supply of mouey from London, p,rt oe
the Greek Loan g.. was followed by the ARR.
val OF numerous European Engineers, ,h@r
some Amc ,csn vessels were mentioned "A an.
proach,ag tile Archipelago with friendly view.
! To the Greeks, aud finally the defeat Of Inc
Turkish forces, by lsad and sea. AZ N;sso.-
| ioKhi. indescr,bahly sgtsted and slarne,l f,h~.
Dixon tn'tner t1portant events l,ave height.
enctl the CONSERVATION I'll CONSTITUTIONAL, M.
OTTER " the Creeks to eur gsyeru,nen.--th,.
! SAILING 81 Mianlus (the Greek Aami,als son,
Tor Engand on this subject--aiso The forward
ing u dispatches by SIR Frederick Adam
ara then the nrivat Of an Ametit ~ su,adron
of hydra, we're naturally enough csl.ulste,r
TO make the Cfesent ltses tfemble for events .
IN Greece. IL is even stated thst the Au~ri-.
can sqslfon had taken POSSESSION Of rorros.
oppoalc TO I,ydra.
GHEts scaiPr Il London morning paper
OF the sstb Sept. states that The holders Of
tins SCRIPT were panic struck on the twenty-sixth
IN consequence OF q rimor, that all outward
bound Vessels, having sre,s and Ammunition.
were ordered TO return. II Was supposed that
the order originated from desi,e 10 preyent.
such supplies from reachng The Greeks, AID
the eagernsss 70 sch Grecisn securities, redu-
ced tue price sper cent.
sr HsLrsA cape Town Gazett~s 10 the
III Ia Nk...,s
aanounce the arilvsf Ut the American schoon.
er Velocity, from 81. Helena, which place wss
differing much from drought no rain having
fallen tor two years Upwards Of fifty vessels
had arrived " the Island. during the mouths
OF Way and june preceding vbiie only eve
or SIX had visited the Cape s!siring the same
period: aud taisls accoaste4 islf Nv supposins~
thas ,ne insurance offices 10 lid a have illcreas-
ed the preioa.n On home~ 4 hound vessels.
inter,d ag 10 NIKE Cape Town an Intermediate
ports uga 98
STILL LATER.
The ship Bayard, arrived ~ News
York from Hare, brought files OF Pa
Es papers 10 the LIST October. Il.
FRANCE.-The Brandy wine had
not arrived wien the d. sailed. Mrs.
&. W. Lafayette, three daughters and
two sons, were at Havre waiting her ar-
rival. Preparations were making by
The liberal party to give General Lafay-
cite d public dinner on bis return. =
The cotton market had declined about
two sous, owing 70 the depression felt
in Liverpool. 3
The Intelligence of The vintage in an
parts Of France, both as regards quail
~ and quantity, are most satisfactory
SPAiN--A letter from Madrid, OF
September ~, states, that Mr. Everett.
the American Minister, had presented
his letters ot credsnce to the King. He
staGd that the President desired nothing
bat to accord with his Majesty for the
adoption Of all thu measures calculated
to strengthen more and more the reIa-
tons Of good understanding which ex-,
ist between Spain and the United States.
His Excellency added that the PRESS
dent had invested him with the powers
necessary to settle amieably some diff
ierences that had arisen between the
two governments.
Letters from the frontiers Of Spain
announce that the Tfspyist is not Dead
as was reported, but sell re mains con-
lined in bis convent.
An article under the Grenada head,
Of September l0,says, Yesterday were
hanged The seven freemasons who were
taught IN the lodge in this city, in the
act OF receiving an apprentice. The
9'ter Is sentenced - eight years impri-
ION cent
Observation-Disclosures AMI confer
noes between the tuscan aud Aus
rlan cabinets, in regard to the affair. &c