Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-05-25

than thirty vessels had fitted out for this
trade IRON Nantz within a year, and that
French slave vessels when pursued.
threw their slaves overheard.
EnIisiments were publicly making in
France for the Viceroy OF Egypt.
| The Duke OF Orleans has contribu-
ted 5000 francs for fund TO purchase
provisions for the Greeks at Misso-
longhi.
Captain Hawkins brings intelligence
that General Lafayette was so unwell as
TO be unable to leave ms house.
The Duke of Montmorency fell dead
while at church in Paris, on the oath
March. His funeral was celebrated with
great pomp. The number of private
carriages in the train, exceeded 800.
The copyright OF Chaleaubriand's
works complete, has been sold in Paris
for $4,000 francs. They will make IS
volumes, of which Is will be new.
Ii is said that a new treaty is TO be
formed between France and SPAN, by
which the occupation of the latter is To-
be prolonged several years.
Galignani has published the Pilot, by
Cooper, whom he styles the .4msrica1l
Uciier Scott, Price IS francs.
A letter of March 18th, from Rome,
says: ave are expecting here Prince
Camilla Borghese, widower o. Pauhna
Bonaparte, who has spent some years at
Verona. After short stay he will 90
to Naples and Palermo, and subsequent.
ly, perhaps, TO London
A letter OF March oath, from Mar
settles, states, that on the preceding day
an attempt was made TO launch cor.
vette, destined for the Pscha of Egg pit.
but il ran aground.
Grcai BRITAIN English Journals oil
the esth, received in Paris BY express,
speak of great disorders in Ireland at
the Woodtord fair. Notwithstanding the
Intervention OF their pastors, the Pro
testants and Catholics resortec to acts
of violence, of which the ecclesiastics
were the first victims.
A public dinner was given to Cob
bett, by the inhabitants OF Norwich, as a
testimony of their admiration of bis eri
tings and opinionsl The invitation was
brought about by himself, he having sta
ted in several numbers OF his paper that
he intended dining at that place, and
that he would be delighted to see bis old
friends there.
Two Kings Messengers have been
despatched BY MIR. Canning to Lord
Ponsonby, who is waiting at Ply mouth .
favorable wind, to depart for Bueno
Ayres. The Globe observes. that ~
doubt great Importance is attached t
the mission OF Lord Pohsonby, in con
sequence Of desire of the English ca
binet to see the war between the Brazil
and Buenos Ayres at an end, which 81
seriously affects British commerce.
Dispatches of the most satisfactory
character, were received from the duke
of Wellington on the 26th of s,arch.
ar. Rotbschild had made arrange
ments to import gold into England, to
the amount of $50 .000l. Weakly.
Ia various parts of the country the dis
sress for money was very great An
eminent London trading house sent an
agent into the northern counties, with
] authority to collect debts to the amour,
OF so,oOoi. After six weeks absence,
he returned with 50oi.
The bulletins from Windsor, of the
2sth March, stated that Ills Majesty
continued to go on extremely well"
II ia rumored, that lady, closely con-
nected with an exalted foreigner, lately
raised to one Of the highest and most
dignitied stations in this Kingdom, is
shortly to be led to the altar OF lily
by a gallan, son of Mars, the near rela-
tive of a Rev. Dignitary of the Church
of ireland and of Scotch Peer. This
alludes to Miss Cation, sister Of the Mar
chioness Wellesley.
The Bishop of Durham, died in Lon
don on the a5th March, at the age of 81
His immense wealth descends to his Ne
phew, Lord harrington.
Spain.-Aecording to a private letter
of March II, from ssadrid, the Spanish
Cabinet is completely disconnected al
the Queen of Portugal and her party
being excluded from the Regency, as il
breads the aseendancy Of English infu-
ence, and The acceptance of the crown
by The Emperor of the Brazils. who
would probably be favourable to Con-
stitutional Government
| A letter from Cadiz gives a most de-
plorabIe picture of Spain: Commerce
has fled her shores, and the interior lies
waste and uncultiyated, the miserable
s-L-L:..xt. ~F x~h.r T. a.. Cr.rd daaH IN