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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09
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two Girls and Roy, three Copper Stills, Worms,
Boiler, Cooler, Tubs aud every thing complete
for d,stiling, a quantity Of Wheat, Rye and
Corn. about five IONS of Hay, Horses. Cows,
n beautiful STUD HORSE, SNAP,
Sheep, aud one hundred LOGS: fAelning I'm.
plemenls OF all kinds, among witch are horse
6eers, a good Road Wagon, Plantation ditto,
Cart, Grindstsne, Wheat Fan. ploughs, Hsr.
rows, &c. TERMS. The Negroes. Stills and
apparatus, and the Grain, will be- sold tor Cash
for the balance of the property. acre:iii of nine
months will be given, the purchaser giving bond
with sufficient security. The sale will begin
early in the day. and due attendance given BY
GEORGE SEiRERr,
Oct. 10. DAVID 81 CUsHWA.
nUBiIC SALE ON SIX MONTHS CRED
4 r.-Will be sold ON the 10th day Of No
vember next, at The late residence Of Samuel
H,,iees. I'd deceased, The following property,
10 vii. ode first.rate patent Dark Mill, Frame
Shaft, Beam, &c. two ten plate Stoves and
pine, one Worm Tub. with Copper Worm
IN the same, seven Feather BEDS, Bedsteads.
Bediug. Cords, SC. Que frunnel Bed and Bed
,pg, one Cupboard, 10 spit bottom Chars. one
Gaze of Drawers, two Dining Tables, ono
Stand. three Duich Ovens, tive Large Iron
pots. Dinner Pots sc Kitchen Dresser With
IL, contents, one Dough Trough. one small
Copper Kettle, number OF vslusbie BOOKS,
one pair of Dog lions, one Cross Cut Saw, one
old Chest, one Writing Desk, one keg spanis,
Wh,teng and one keg Spanish Brown. two
Wheat Grader, number OF horse Gears, some
old saw Mill Irons, and five Mich Cows. &c
Taken as the properly OF Samuel Hedges. 3d
deed. to satisfy an executions issued from the
Clerks Office OF the county court OF Berkeley,
st the suit Of Abraham Robinson against said
Samuel Hedges, Sd
PETER GARDNER D s for
Oct, 20. 1926. Jaes6 Hevsr, Srf
Saturday Next.
|T AND FOR SALE.--pursaant TO decree
L. of the county court ot Berkeley. the I'M
dersgned will, on Saturday, the li,h day OF
November next. before the door OF the Globe
tavern in Martinsburg, offer tor sale. at puhllc
ssHaxzgn auction, an undivided moIety vi q
TRACT OF LAND. containing
IT, ninety eight acres or thereabouns.
biog and Being in the county oil Ber-
kelley, on the road leading from
Msrtinsburg to WilIismsport, being the same
,ract of land upon which Michael Lewis now
liyes and the same which WAS conveyed by
George Lemsster 10 John Custer and Henry
Custer.
One third Of she purchase money viii be
reou red in hand, an1 nonds with security to:
The residue, payable by equal Instaimenis in one
asd Two years, with interest from the date.
ELISHA BOYD,
PHILIP T.. pENDLETON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09
FRANKLIN.

Mr.. Jefsrson's Estate. We observe
in the Acknowledgment an advertise
ment of the sale OF the personal proper
~ of the late Thomas Jefferson, on the
18th January next at Monticello The
following are some of the articles mem
toned: $50 valuable negroes, stock,
crop, &C. household and kitchen furni-
ture. The attention of the public is ear
nesty invited to this property. The ne
groes are believed to be the most valua-
bic for their number ever offered at one
time in the State of Virginia. The
household furniture, many valuable his
tolical and portrait paintings, busts of
marble and plaster of distinguished in
dividuals; one of marble ofThomas JEFF
fefsoa. by Caracci, with the bedstead
and truncated column on which it
stands; Photograph or copying instru-
ment used by Thomas Jefferson, for
the last twenty five years, with various
other articles curious and useful to men
of business and private families.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09
NEW-YOkK STATE
Literature Lottery.

Consolidated By authority ef the Leyi.iaiure.
CLASS NO. 6--FoR 1896.
90 Number Lottery--8 Drawn Ballots.
To be dtaYa sae 29h Dig Of hovem5cr, 1926.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

At late term Of Mercer Circuit Court,
in Kentucky, an action for SANDER. in
which Miss Matilda Bobon was plaintiff,
and James Cardwell, Defendant, was
tried. The Jury, after hearing the EVIL
dence and arguments Of counsel, retur-
ned a verdict for the Plaintiff for Three
thousand Dollars in damages.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

1920 Prizes, "a ooo,;o, e,ae COO
90 100 Blanks. ~A' Aoo'0oo
Ticket S., Hut So SO, Quarter ST. IS,
The above lottery will be drawn on the same
day of the Maryland Grand State Louery. No.
s, which gives double opportunity in one day
tor adventures to make fortune by riiimg
investment in each.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

The members Of convention which
lately met in Vermont. voted not to have
any ardent spirits in their houses except
as medicine.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

dIIN olaEto TUG aUUFN1 dtIU III
responsible lotteries are constantly for sale by
s. & M. ALLEN & co.
Painssuania .apeHne, IFashingtoa Cir.
who have sold within few days past No.
1856 prize OF $1,000, 32l7 and l2043 pri.
zes OF 81 600 aud three u s 5,o00, ac.-Orders
by mail promEily aitsnded to. October IS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-09

r AND FOX sALE.--pursaant TO deere
L. Of the county court ct Berkeley, the an
iersigned will. on Saturday, the lth day c
November next. before the door OF the Gloo
tavern in Martinsburg, offer tor sale, at puhil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

hoNoE OF DELEGATES.
BerkeIcy.- Col. Edward Colston,. 1856, VIM.
Good no Capt. Tillotson Fryatt, 81.
Bucking ham, Reuben b. Patteson 397, Geo.
NJ. Payne' 2i9-Saml p. Christian 229.
C0mpJeH-Benjamin Hunter 2S9, William
Revely" 2Sl-Jesse Burton ITO, John p. Viii
son 100, George w Nelson 46. (aIr Nelson re-
tired carly from the bench
Caroline.-Thomas 3. Coleman, ir. Samuel
Childs.
Chesterfield. Eams 296, Colin Clarke,
Isl, John Baker 232, 10. Cole IFS, ]. b. Clarke
los.
King s. Queen Benjamin Pollard 2O7, John
Mason 1872 Thomas Hoskins IS, Richard Gaines
90 MIR. IoskiDs abandoned The contest early on the
second day.
Loadorn.-James McIlhaney. - Rogers. by
large maJori,es. (Nlessrs. W alker, Hamilton and
Morslee, also candidates. The polls were KEEP,
open three days.)
.Ndnsemond. DR.. Edward r. Hunter 269,
Major John Crockers l99-Wm. Jones ls3. Jane,
Murdaugh los.
NottOway.-Liezekiah r. Anderson, Nathan
Ward.
Pemdleton--Jacob Grener 2lO, John Dice.
Zoo' Thomas Jones i42, II. Hiner 80. For the
SeHate, David w. Patteson POS, Thomas J. Stu
art %.
Shenandoah K For The Senate, Col. Ru,her-
ford has Withdrawn: ;he confess between Messrs. Io-
vel Y Walton. Mr. w. entc e, Shenandoah from
Rockingham with majority over AIR. L. of 1873,
winch was reduced on the End day OF the Rock
insham election to abor 3O.)
SfdBOTd.--1hos. Moncure, George NJ. Cooke
wet or he last Legisiai1ue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
S.4LE or TIE .qUG USTa SeRLA,cs.

sale OF THE AUGUSTA SPRINGS.
virtue Of deed Of trust TO me by Era,mn,
Solns, Esq duly recorded in the Office oil the CLERK of
usu CO.. will b. sold by public auction Msnday.he s.S
hgy nest IN the town Of ofStsuntap, before the door
mrs Chsmbei: tavern, that valuable property ealledthe
nis'ant from said town about itrte mc.
IN, property very valuable. There ON the r<emi.e,
edeal Spring Of high reputation The buildings and i'm
Pvemen are extensive and capable OF accommodating
MURDER Of visitors The tract VI land contains hun
tea acres considerable part Of which cultivation one
h,rd VI the purchase money will bs REQUIRED in hand IL
balance IN three equal annual nanen The title believed
10 he good but acting trustee will convey Only suc ti,. a
is vested in URISCOE & nwfN
April iS. iIs,a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

ltty
''a Anl H." 49, Directors GIN cARRINGToN, 1rcas
.I HI- 20. llJ-ids
" ItGiNlA. a, SUI erioi Court oi Cliic cry lii =,
IN capitol IN the city Of Riehnon4 the Holiday Of Js,
james Halliday, ppr
James Dick. Nathaniel Dick in ,rr own ri,ht. and . m
Nis partners OF bios' M"o'e Co., Edward Cunning ham
WiIi,u, I, ,iJ ~ 'e''soi anu Maiihd NJ his wife, and
The Dricndanis James Dick Nathaniel Dict nj Win.
Davidson who are out OF il country, aud sa hon. G
n.'l1 Hlrtasio have PROCEEDED in the lodc prescribed
, H"fn u''tnd'nl.. It'll failing 10 appear And au-
sWc' 90 molten - he plaintiffs nv counsel ne cff J,i
l'Ae h bal for ooni'sscd, against ihoe dr,tno,. o, ,b
on IT, be heard as to he defendant Edward Gun
""Snah "h ie h h answer, aud exhibits and a, t,b. ,i
~ e'irddnis "n ihr decirtil order tLr. be bill C
sed against them ,yhh appear T., have G i ~! ooNic
vas asnsd y counsel: On consideration whereof s c,ri
doih Otief that of the crnni,.ioi,r, , IL ,, 49,
TO the court account, inst II tr deb % I'M i9 !tGot
tI"e Company second, Of ihe administration al
bali Moo ineInd,ue The ,g, W e % u'c .id A'l
NY whch have come to Tie defendant Cunninr az, ~ q
Paf; thereof hath been applied rag lnnl cor rrr
n w e RAJ c1iei 3D. II ne real estate which belonged
ips therein which . freehold & which lea.cbod ,
o. INC 'er' OF each Of them with any other matter, .e
'ed ~ ue parties 10 bsso stated. ~
4il Marct, 1896
counts aud svdrucss Of lebt Of c,ery dc',, JE as
TO The late firm of Dck. Moore COMPANY pr,r IN ,b Luz
'e'iGn 81 Edward Cunningham, are &, he pi,c.l ,. ~
, PRO- aFeoei'rr appointed hy the court Tor r
P,r'e 'i collection, h,. entering into bond s,Ti a. &
oc he .' a'' hH .u'ce'sgsiu Office, TT e benefit
~ % t'e' "ho may hereafter he shevn 10 c entitled ~ M
'Ic' ." 'he penalty OF three hDrslnI doIls,. with r,
Oh ct lhe debts due the said firm and pavsn
''' 'u'"'s ''''' Of the court Gs,Fis. fele
Cormssoney's Office Pieir,,,5 ~ e. c.
rae panr' interested VIII please 'alc sie4 ib,t rb,
,,, ~, 1nu ~ ot june nest, 70 eommence The ac
day az o'clock g. VI. thcy fegg,r i 'i, W ~, WIG"
~ tO Guy "' Tue neeesary document, tcady m ,Iamir
"o sr afS Il, .r'''e"e"'. AMOS iAOD. ~. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

Baenos Ayres papers Gothic 9Th January) state,
that Seaor hlendizabel who had been named as
deputy OF the government of Peru to The United
PROVINCES, has been classed as Minister P,enipo-
Tertiary TO the Congress at Panama; and that
his place as commissioner to b. Ayfes, has been
hliedby Dr. Serrano, who is particularly instructed
to present the thanks of the General Congress 10
the government OF Buenos Ayres for it's generous
conduct towards Upper Peru, and to offer all The
"nT"'a''eS Necessary Jor The aoar against Bra-
zH.- considerable part ofthe liberating army had
encamped on the frontiers of Brazil; and respec
table corps OF cavalry was in march to reinforce
the lines. Gen. Bolivar was about to depart for
Lima 10 give an account, OF his administration 10
the Peruvian Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18
IJRAFrS
IRON 1890 =

iRON STEEL, ST.
WI "i1rr'bcr aas continuity fr sale very s,,oci-
stmeni on Sc,des Russa, ytf Aaericar Iron ~ 81, -,
~ Shu ae'iil'n o. 7g1, S4sdes, od 1msrica, EJgisl,i
S,sst patent SHOT, Der LEAD Sack Sale, AIM f.,
SS..1Ah' old Rye WHlSkEY, Family Ff0UH c.i,'a
hNIS french 6arr uW Stone Borts Of tle h. A. s,i
~ An"''eh vii be Sid % rcvculble srm. Arp{y y,
M-t4 bERNARD pEYfON
49," 10 .g9-vt.f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

MAlIti Ed at Brandon Tlr.ily evening 9th An- I,
the H. Rev. bishop Moore. lTr RicharG T. gy,I ,f Ei
rick county d Mss -5nue Harrison " ~
on the 29th ui ~ the Rev. w. H. IIendrick Cant
i'q. all at buckingham, N'|'
at Ia 'rsionc Dumres, on the OH inst az
% ie'"ilir "iur n, JHn,ss Glarhr in tie se- war
81 " Nc" leaving w'ic and three small children with ,u
"e"u' irni' o whom se crared by every moral and
SOCIAL 'i'"c, To- lament thcT TepA.ahlr los.
On the 81 utimu, his residence in Caroline COUNTY.
M H'e.9rd Briast. ~ eulagisr h., character Womb h.
's''' s tAre' direction. II is sufficient TO say he wa.
'i'e d" the revolution, and faithfully served hi, eont
through me whole OF i' struggle for Independence.
-" i pulmonary complaint, h residence IN Cioo,l-
anI @i - 4ih in.t % Jopi r. Ro,ste- age. 80.
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TO TIE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER

Norta'"I Mex 9tVG We,.m,yetund, IO.h .iBrI 1921.
"ec,soraiy see an put VA the rui
anu cultivation u cotton, emana,ing chiefly suppose from
eAre!iehce" matter "t tact wv hrlr icy b, r
ia'e MAKE To- outright. DOWN.. hope the upisl
experiment. heOrc ihtA togige. rhe !c,rr Tor CROWN.
10" t'a hel my neisboghuod last sptuy. The cat tlr..
"a Isuoi and IN t.s country, lruevd bv eAii.y,, ana
H'".+I sceg'aii'' ~ i"e acie, ave caused l!l m ile
p'' AZ pui'ts once more heat The good ola tune Of sober
lea'oi' s,nc stall aniicrs l;lc however, win .- ,,
rr OF j"tr, wc the maximum pr;rr ~ the pnt,,,r
markets., at which rlicr ofuy frd, s,d-A Of m,
sr"uhd' are not "a cH this Nesr, an! the Giajt it, Il mpr
NE 10 enquire, through paper, ul some none, in
cotton r!A"'eH t"!eraly i- soil wi produces c,7,.
DE' d"' about il"ee al c pc, acrr, i. not now
'is Pi"iAc When that quantity produced, and cell. M IS
PEI "iifei IMAM q cultivated 'u;tu when cell, for vr
rei' per pon"d; 81 an cher words. will the land Produce cot
% sol" AZ - &C ii' u (taise suu) equal thc pro
etHs OF Inc com crop sid a; So per halrri VIII any zen.
''"h Recommend practical Thu! l,. CT
W ~ any issue, recommend the most hu scal mode Of %
hs ia''et q" iari', whether III the hill iy ron the ICED
or a'r 'hc cotton NJ AMI at what reric II, rfowt
nave 700 nuti're'p'6t !"T genti-imon
'Ds a. ana "e""s 90 ruhi Improve every knd -x-
e' hy NATIONAL road, aud canals believe iat yo;, will v
a'! 'rr'herah'c 10 hoax upon Iii, subject hon.
e rV you VIII sctUni@e CLOSELY any repiv t or notice
'u h'"e ch'Ii oI looking hrfle leaps a. it will in an m
ma" P'oahi!he my masnus Apollo for the ensuing season
No TIiEORiST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

LII Pe'ons indebted 10 the ca,c VI Pascal Ford dec NJ,
itqie-Ird {" make innt diato pay ntut as no INDULGENCE
' anh all perso' having claims again, the said
i G iH'rd 70 oI'ns them forward properly auheuii-
April is - '''"' , is',o, Gee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

friend of Mr.. McDulIie has published a state
nent OF Tie debate between himself and Mes>rs
irnlble and Vance, in The House oil Representa-
ives Tor the puEpo-e of correcting the errors which
appeared IN the Expose of the n. Y. Com. Adj
yer''er. we shall promptly lay it before our rea-
ders. We are also constrained to pos,none the
ieueF recently addressed by u members of Com
sEess OF them from Virginia) TO the Pre-iden,
oil the u 3 inviting his attention 10 the subject of
extending the Cumberland or national road, from
some suitable point thereon through this State, to
me tide OF the Potomac within the District of Co.
!"inbla'-On the 4th inst. the Secretary at War in
forms that he has given orders to the Engineer
department. to detail officers for the survey of the
route TO commence their operations at Washing
ton on the 18th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

JOSHUA J. FRY,
II EsPECTFuLLY invites the attention Of nj, fSoos, ana
- We public 20 he present stock Of tyoe-,l e,,.i ~
Fir' OF the following sHicles viz. "
p hhds. n OrIcahs and 81. Crciy Su,ar,
isJ lbs prime green lud Java coffee
lVOy 30 iimily. Loaf aud lump sugar
o hhds retail Bolls,es
~ barrels Baltimore rye wiskev
~ 40 Old Yeas o,l
- DO cut heuinc', No. ispLZ
100 Sacks Liverpool san
% tous Of Iron assorted
~ kegs cut nails, 4 - gDdv ne,,,;ys
no 10 DuTours ri powder
ilgO lbs best cotton yan asotrd Nc
" 100 general astofncnt Of almost .yt,, ,. ,, g: a.
Vroo'y "e which will be sold by wholesale and rei, =, W
bad .n Richmond. ' % my eau ~
100 bushels fresh eiovsrseed
lusWp llf good country Bacon. ip- sale ls,r
Storage wv ''- etti'fo on
Nehmond. April -. ia ers.
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FOREIGN.
ROM oUn coRREspoNDENr.
New YonK Anril ,

New YoRK, April IL.
From Gibraltar. BY the Brig Mary at Bos-
ton, our correspondent there has received Gibral-
tar papers TO the 4th ult. which he informs us
does not contain syllable Of news.
We have received by the British Packet, Hal
flax paper Of the Sd inst. The only article which
it contains interesting to the American header is
the annexed
HALIFAX, April 3.-We happy TO learn.
that the Hon. East India Company's ship Coun-
tess of Harcourt, had arrived in China, and may
now be daily expected here with cargo of teas
-Four ships are advertisedby the E. /. Co. to pro-
coed to Canton for the purpose Of bringing tea (;
for Quebec and two for this place we shall there
tore in all probability soon have such regular sup
plies of genuine teas will put stop the intro
duction OF the spurious article under the name of
tea, which at an inferior price has been for long
time illegally Introduced into this province from the
United States.
We are also pleased to learn the Company have
given directions that the teas should be sold at cost
and charges, with a view, no doubt, to prevent the
Illicit trade above alluded to.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

.Ne,r Forh-At Caucus of the republican
members OF the Legislature, i, was unanimously
resolved to recommend to the Republicans of the
State to appoint delegates TO attend State Con-
oention TO take into consideration he nomination
oil a candidate for Governor
ihe Commissioner OF the canal fund presents a
most iiauering picture of It's ouishing condition.
ne estimates the revenue, arising from the tolls.
Yendue and salt duties, Sc for the current wear at
, $4,000; and tie whole amount OF revenue for
Inc year, including the balance in the Treasury, at
81, POI ,672 IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

Mr. Ben'ors Speech, the Panama Mission occupies IS
close columns OF the National Intelligence 1t enriched
with notes. by way ofeomment the Presidents Message
e House oi Representative Nel scarcely necessary
Sd that the speech admirable discussion ii the subjec
original IN many 81 itsNIews, and strong on ALL
The length Of several OF the articles which Law before our
readers; aud 1.-THE breadth VI the foreign Intelligence prevent
u, 1m giving place to-day Of the printed pieces
winch "e had selected, and several u. positions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

" IL. ilnond, the 9Th day Of MAY neyi AZ II ,ri
r W. an shares IN the capital stock Of the Mechancs,e
i ,i Cpm9ny, on WHICH there is any MONEY now due,
"hi'n 81 I'll he unpaid on that day Nv order ,tb, prc
''"S''' !'u directors. GM CARBINGTUN, I'rcas,
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G52,2O0,00O
5t,265,0OO
51,975,000
Total on the three years
e155.4lo.Ooo

The actual produce in those three years EI56,-
1000, giving an excess Of sos 600 pounds
over the estimates; and let it be remembered that
reduction OF taxes 10 the amount ofeight millions
was effected during the same period. Thus, then.
say, have right to msintan that if I erred in
speech, BY dwelling too much on the prosperous
condition Of the country, hsveno erred in facts,
and in framing my estimates, have not deceived the
county"
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IEIhN 81 M1IiILNc

VINE s. .lLfTTTJVG.
tNhh su,trhe has last received for safe fer ,,.,.
e1,s' Murdoch Terrell Warisor, COS choice III ~.
esl.a 40 @5eases very superior Cartan Flor Wsfgy
49,. '''' Vi1'' BERNARD rEYrCN
i4-sJNI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-18

u ItGiNlA. Al SUI eeI Count o Cilifc ctv LIica--
IN ssP"o IN the city Of Riehmon4 the IO,I1y Of Ja
James Halliday, p,,g
~'"
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"BAYoNNE, March 4.

morning, and tw o esafe1aS eassrAse,he course Of
the day, been dispatched for Paris 4 Russian
Swedish, and two French Couriers, have passed
(since my last letter. going to Madrid, and one
Spanish Courier for Paris, and one Portuguese for
Russia
The accounts from Greece detail the failure q,
an attempt to furnish Missolonghi with provisions
in which the Greek vessels were driven back That
fortress had only twenty days provisions and it is
said that lbraham Pacha had sent a flag of truce
Tor the surrender Of the garrison the result Of
which was norkTown.
Nothing is said Of the commission EMPLOYED in
the investigation OF the late conspiracy in Russia
and except discovery that it existed as FAR back
as before The peace Of Tisit, we have no account
Of the affair.
The commercial distress in England sii!l con-
iinues, without scarcely a hope Of relief. Nn-
merous failures are named The British Travel
Ter in commenting discussion in the House of
Commons and the general distress, saws we sim
cerely lament that we cannot anticipate any re-
duction of Taxation, except, perhaps, in some ar
ticles where il can be shown the higher the duty
advanced, the less revenue is received. The
Giant Debt whose power is crushing us, forbds a
hope Of relief in that way. Our Revenue, ordi-
nary and extraordinary, is 81 IA millions, and our
Expenditure, is 81 IL millions, 30 millions of
which go paying The interest Of This debt and IN
hat amount must the people be taxed, and fortbs,
specific object alone. Out Of the overplus Of in
come, part goes to The Sinking Fund, which is to
Ministers what little money boxes are to children.
into which they dfor, for few weeks. their hoard
cd pence, through the slit, and then upon The first
craving for new toy, break the Bank and spend
the Sinking Fund"
The commercial distress in Germany bas began
II s1bside In Frankfort the merchants have made
up purse Of six hundred thousand forms, TO as
sist those who may be embarrassed a. the present
crisis