Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-02

=" w tcha Nruz IN the SlOOu
oil war Mercury, and had proceeded 10
the capital on the 9Th ul,.
The several ministers who at,ena.a
the late Congress at Panama, had ar
rived at the city of Mexico.
Mr. John Maxwell, citizen Of The
u States. on his passage from Tobascs,
10 vera Cruz, was lost overheard.
Several Mexican vessels of war had
been despatched by Com. Porter ON =
cruize 10 the heighborhood of Cuba.
II Is said that settlement il making
Mt the isthmus Of Tehuautepee. abone
90 miles from Vera Cruz. A river az
Genus to il, and il is IA leagues acros.
to the Pacific, at the Bay of Fulema.
to which good carriage road is form.
ing. Com Porter is considered to b
concerned. aud il is called Porterss SET
Observation-Disclosures
From Jamaica. W. have rece;ved he
the Lorenzo, Jamaica papers to the e7.h
september, but find nothing in them Of
moment
The Public Advertiser of the 10Th
says-A very severe shock Of an Eartb-
quake was felt in the city about a quar-
ter before i've yesterday morning. ir
was preceded by rambling noise ra-
semoi'ng that OF loaded cart driven
turlously through rough street
The Pablic Advertiser Of the asd.
publishes the British Order in Cou.c;i
prohibiting commerce between that Is
land and the U. States after the LIST Dsc.
next, with the following remarks:
I'VE do not anticipate any great evil
to arise from The conss quences Of this
Order. twill bear hardest upou thu
Americans, and bring them to q conv;c-
h'n Of the necessity Of entire rsciprsci-'
ity. II will benefit the trade of Ireland.
and of the British Colonies in North A.
merica, and great advantage will ac.
crue to the British manufacturers.
| The country will be under the neces>
s'ty OF paying higher price for every
American produce, but this good viii
ensue, that the produce of the country.
its plantains, its cocoas, and its vans.
will be more attended to, aud the conn.
TRY not left dependent upon foreign
iuoboH ieE tue Ctau OIL lie.
This expected prohibition will rive
life to all the Spectators of American
Produce, some Of whom were frott;nr
about nimbly yesterday, looking for
Sellers who had not he ard the news.
The Americans will soon find tb~
necessity Of giving way, and we have no
doubt they will do so. The public viii
give us the credit OF having anticipated
IRON our own recollection. the cause
which occasioned the intardiction. ,bx
publication OF the official yiruts GROVES
our opinion correct.
AS soon as the United State., o.
gress meets, which will BE- on the al,
OF December, they win take the mater.
INTO consideration, if il be not prev;on,~
~ settled by means Of the discret;onar~
power vested in the American and r.
tish Executives Indeed we nect,h.e
this Misunderstanding will soon be a..
communicated perhaps II is so already.
few months may bring q reversal Of
the interdiction.n =
Midshipman MARSHALL ha. ;u,t 49,;
ved in Washington city, with de,natchs.
iron Mr.. WILLIAMS, Charge d, A aa;r-
of the United States at Guatemala "a
with the ratification Of that Governmant
OF the General Convention of Pc.
Amity, and Navigation, concluded hsrn
on the 9Th Of December last and az.
changed with Mr.. Williams for fiat -
Ithis Government.
Bolivar has, by invitation of WiIl;am
Tudor, Esq U. s. Consul at Lima h.
come member of the Bunker Hin
Monument Associations. In his f.nlv
to that gentleman he says, II shall h,shi~
estimate the glosy Of having nv nam.
enrolled in the records of an A ,.ociat;on
formed to erect the 6rst trophy Of tho
American War;
II stated in the Danville (KentuclvN
Olive Branch, that a Robert Cashsv *
years OF age, was, on the 18th ult. muir
dered IN Green County, BY MalcoIm
Morley who made bis escape.
Indian Spssch.-We copy the follow,
ling from the Alabama Journal of tina 5th
Iult;
Speech Of an Indian Chief who assisted IN kin.
ing McisrosH celebrated Indian Chief
BHorHrRsl Mclntosh is dead. n.
broke the law Of the nation. The law
which be made himself His face Wa
turned TO the white men, who wish ~.
take our land from US. His barL v.-
10 his own people His ears was shnt -
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