Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-06
Foretnrl Neuos.

gEft OioNEbA up q hIfF oN"th'a'N't1 BfN
among which are London Gazettes, Of
the nth 18th, ana 10th Of October
From these the following epitome ha:
been compiled, and extract, made.
W Y Com 4du
The British revenue for the last quar-
ter, exceeded that OF the correspond.
ing quarter Of 1896, by upwards ot
500 ,0o0l. OF this access, about 400, 000l
was produced by the duty on foreigr
corn.--The revenue for the year ending
Oct 10, was about 900,O0oL less than
the preceding year
In consequence of notice from the
Mexican Charge d'.fairs, that his go-
vernment was arranging to remit
$4,000 TO pay dividends on the loans
Mexican bonds rose in London on the
18th, from Al to So The Britomari,
sloup of war, had previously arrived
from Mexico. with half a million OF dol.
lars for the merchants.
Large quantities of Foreign Corn
were shipping from the Bonded Ware
houses in London TO the adjacent perts
of the Continent. for the purpose Of
being wsrehous.d; the expenses Of rent,
sc. being so much higher in England
and there being no prospect OF mar
ket for foreign grain in the United King.
dom. within any reasonable time.
The Lady Rowepa. a ship Of 400
tons, intended for the Charleston trade
was to have been launched al Liver
pool.
The Queen OF Write mberg has Just re
turned from her English excursion. She
is sister to George ~.
Bazar was open BY the Ladies at
Manchester. for the benefit OF the Ly
ing in Hos pilaI. which produced 1875.
Madam Pasta sang gratuitously at
Manchester. for the benefit OF the Ca.
tholic Day and Sunday SCHOOLS
The blockade of Algiers, was eontin
ued by the French. On the J4sh of
Sept the boats Of the 50 adron captured
tvo small Algsrine coasters.
All the vessels of the expedition for
Brazil. which had been some tiSs fit.
ting out at Cork, have sailed. One of
the vessels arrived al Lisbon, Sept. %,
WITT $50 men, bound to Rio Janeiro.
Six highway robbsriss had been COM
United in Manchester in one week.
For some days report bias been 70
circulation AZ Paris that Treaty had
been signed between France, England
and Spain. relative to the recognition Of
the New South American States. II is
believed. however, that this statement
has only been fabricated by some spec
ulator for his own purposes Nothing
OF the kind seems to have been signed
between the three Powers in question.
IMPORTANT FROM GREECE.
The intelligence from the theatre OF
wa in the Archipelago, is of cheer
ing character The accounts of the de-
cidsd s. active ntsrposition of the Allied
fleets, in behalf ofthe Greeks, are con.
firmed from SO many different sources,
that there is no room 10 question their
substantial accuracy. These accounts,
notwithstanding The partial repettions,
we have chosen TO giva in detail as we
find them. rather than 10 compress them
into a mere summary abstract In ed
dItion TO the letter from Mr.. Eynard,
active head of the Greek committees in
Europe, and in whose letters expert
ence has proved the most implicit rsli.
ancs may be placed. we have beiare us
an extract from another letter, of Octo.
Der LIST, in which he says, 'ths news
which Ihave received from Greece con
tinues to be favorable. The Greeks are
IN possession OF all the deiles The ap.
psarance of the combined fleets has
proved to the Hellenists that they are
not abandoned by the Christian Powers;
and in the churches, prayers are offered
UP to God to bestow his blessing on the
interference of the monarchs."
Count Viaro Capo d'lstra. writes
under date of 2sth August and 5th Sept
that "the Greeks have chased the Egyp-
tiaus from Volitza, and BY that means
are masters ofthe important grape har.
vssl of Corinth, which the enemy had
possessed himself of. Nicetas has sur,
prised a convoy OF a thousand horses.
Gen Church has taken thu direction Of
Patras. The Seraskier is al Thebes,
all the strong positions Of Continental
Greece are in the power of the Greeks
Concord has been re established at Ma
poll"
Advices from Constantinople are to
The 18th of September, but although
they confirm the fact that the combined
powers are b!ockading, or at least
watching the feet ofthe Egyptians, vet