Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-04
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From he Baiamore Gazette. Sept. IS.
LA TEST FROM EUROPE.

In tISA A0OHt
The news received by the packet ship
Leeds al New York, we are enabled to
give our readers TO day through the at
tention and aid Of the Editors OF the
Philadelphia Gazette and of the Ameri'
can in this city; the f~avours OF our u
sually attentive correspondents, in New
York, having, on this occasion, failed to
reach US.
The London papers BY the Leeds are
to the 22d, and the Liverpool, to the
95th ult. but their contents are OF much
importance. The arrangements for TOR
ming a new Ministry were not yet en-
tirely completed, in consequence of the
absence of Mr.. Huskisson, TO whom the
Ch~ancellorsbip of the Excbequer had
been offered. No answer had yet been
received from him. Mr.. III. was at Mu-
mich on the 9Th OF August, and bad left
there to go the Baths at Gastein. If he
should not accept, it was supposed Mr..
Herries would be called to that office.
The Duke of Wellington has again ac-
cepted the command of the army. No
change have taken place to alter the
character of the Ministry.
The Emperor of Russia has ratified
the Treaty forthe paci6catIon of Greece.
entered into by Russia, France and
England.
The Russian fleet, consisting of four
sail of tue line, four frigates and a cor
yette sailed from Portsmouth on the
goth of August, for the Mediterranean.
The remainder Of the squadron would
return to Cronstadt in a few days. 1t
was reported that the different Euro
pean squadrons were to assemble at Mi
10, in the Archipelago, on the 18th of
September.
The accounts from Constantinople
are to the 10th of July. The Ministers
Of the Allied Powers held frequent con
ferences, and Couriers were daily com
ing and going. Reports were circuIat.
ed there that an English squadron with a
large body of troops, was to proceed to
the Mediterranean
The London Sun of The cad ult. says,
ave understand il is expected advices
will reach town before the end of the
present week from Constantinople,
which will bring accounts OF the way in
which the Diyan, has received the Trea-
ty tor the p~acifcation of Greece" APP
prehsnsions are entertained that an ex-
plosion of some sort would take place in
Constantinople on the receipt of that
Treaty.
The King of Sweden has ordered Ma
val Schools to be established at Stock
holm, Geple, Calmar, Malmoe and Got
tenburg for the purpose of forming skill
full captains of ships.
Some differences exist, it appears,
between the Pacha of TripoIi and the
Swedish government, in consequence
of the former having brought forward
some old arrears which he has a right to
claim.-The latter government was de-
termined to resist the demand, and was
prepared to afford protection to its ship.
ping.
The discovery ship Hecla, Capt. Par
ry, was seen On the 18th Of May last, in
lat. IS, in the vicinity of Spitzbergen.
Mr., Canning, il seems, has accor-
ding to the London papers died poor;
his property is sworn under 25,Oonl
though be was economical in his habits,
1t was supposed that some mark Of pub
Tic gratitude would be bestowed on bis
children, if they were in a condition to
needit
The Duke of York's Executors have
paid into the Court of Cbancery, funds
equal to ten shillings in the pound as his
whole debts, and if certain claims are
determined valid, il is expected there
willb money enough to pay his debts
in full
Lord VIM. Bentinck had had an au-
dience of the King and taken his leave,
preparatory to his departure for India.
The Archbishop of Canterbury was
laboring under very serious indisposi-
ton.
Spain Bilboa, July 2I.-Last Sum
day, three wealthy and respectable A
mericans, resident in this city, set out
onLa party of pleasure to ono. of the
neighbouring villages. On the road they
overlook some ladies, and entered into
conversation with them. One of the A.
mericans having remarked that il was
very hot, chat day the temperature
was at 81 of Reaumur in the shade,l n
OF the ladies replied, "Yes, but not suf-
hciently hot 10 burn all the negross.n
This led to some sharp and angry ex.
nrpcsinus On both e;Ane olkon -: