Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-16
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Nav YoRK. Nov. 10
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stNSisE" it"th V4A CbtktS ptuHCNt, sew
eral files OF Paris papers to the 2sla Of
September, and HaVre TO the 25th in
elusive. We are indebted to captain
Macy, for London paper OF the 25th
two DAYS later than before received
The london Couriet OF the 25th says
that fine samples Of Wheat supported
the prices Of that day week; Barley sold
readily at 40s There was no alteration
IN Flour: Wheat quoted at so a S..
Dir Canning was still at Paris, and
had attended splendid dinner given by
Mr. YiIleIe. The papers OF the 2sth an
nounce that Mr., Brown, the American
Minister, was to give dinner on the
esth, at which Mr.. Canning was to be
present, with all the foreign ministers
The ftaytien Commissioners who car
ried out the FIRST instalment Of the debt
20 France, left Paris on the 9th of Sep
ten1ber, or their return n St. Domingo.
GREECE AND TURKEY
COD. Fabvier has at length driven the
Turks from before Athens, and opened
"A communicat on with Argus and Napo-
Ii. a National Assembly was to be held
in the Morea on the 9Th Of September,
at which it was hoped Lord Cochrane
would be present. Coloc otroni was col
.lectiug troops tn E,ack Ibrahim at Tri-
poltza and Cautlna, who is said to have
got reinforcement, but it will be easy
to crush him. A letter from the French
Agentto the Greek Committee at Paris,
dated al Napoli de Romauia, July elsf,
states that twelve vessels from England
and France, laden with munitions, sc.
had arrived in safety. 1t will be seen
by an extract from Constantinople, that
great fire broke out at that place on
e the slst of August, which continued on
the Sd Of September when the last ac-
counts were received Flakes of fire
were then falling upon the Seraglie, the
gates Of which were opened TO all the
fugatives who had favored the reforma-
ton Several thousand houses, it was
believed, had fallen prey to the flames.
1t is added that the People opposed the
me assures taken to extinguish the fire,
= observing that il was punishment sent
from heaven for the late destruction Of
the Janissaries. The Ere had penetra.
ted frcm the garden gate to the mosques
ofthe sultans Amarat and Baiazet thence
along the walls of the Seragio to the
Sea Of Marmora, taking in its routes
many palaces Of the great containing i'm
,nense riches.
On the authority of the Frsuch papers,
it is stated that Commodore Hamilton
has communicated to the Greek author,
ities, that the British Ambassador at
ConstantiDople, is authorized by the
European powers to treat with Turkey
for settlement of the differences with
Greece, but that the negotiations have
been delayed in consequence Of the re,
cent difficulties in Constantinope.
An impressment Of all able bodied men
was ordered at Constantinople, who
were to be brought before commission
ers for examiuation-such as had good
excuses were to be set at liberty and the
-xest placed in the army.
Letters from Rome Of the Sd of Sent.
state, that an Algerine squadron had
made descent in the Pope's dominions,
a few leagues from Rome, and carried
of twenty men and eight women. On
the I4th August, French Government
packet. bound to Toulon, was overhaul
led, after having had two shots fred at
her, one of which passed between the
rnas.s. Hes papers were examined, and
her cabins and hold ransacked in search
of Greeks! The boarding officer boas
ted ofther having sunk one Greek yes
sci after having massacred her crew!
TlNos, jury i7rH,-More than coo
1ugatiye Samiots have arrived at limos.
Three vessel loads are also at SYRIA
1t is said the Turks were to land $4,000
men there on the 25th II is added that
propositions were received there from
The Captain Pachn, by an Austrian ship
ofwar; butthat The arrival Of an English
vessel, which brought intelligence Of the
approach Of the Greek feet, encouraged
the Saniots to reject them entirely
By the same way they also received the
most urgent persuasions from Lord
Hamilton to resist them 10 the utmost
AIerltENE, AUG. I2ru.-Ihe Captain
pacha anchored here on the 9th instant,
with his squadron; ships Of the line, 5
{rigates, 5 sloops Of war, ) hrigs and
schooner. lie sailed again the following
dav. we know not whittier An cpl
dem;c prevails on board, SO that 30 men
die day. The Greeks had thrown a
way three fire slips on them
/ letter from Rhodes, Of July Goth,