Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-29
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the I2th uit and has furnished pa
pers three days later than before receiV'
led. By the subj cined extracts, Il APP
pears that some further important sue
cesses have been obtained by the Greeks,
and that the instruction of Portugal is
nearly suppressed.
The sales Of cotton at Liverpool, from
, the sth to the 18th February, consisted
Of only 5000 bales, and the price fell
during the time from is to l-4dPer
pound.
LoNDov, FEBRUARY 10.--Last nigp II
was announced by Lord liverpool, in
the House of Peers, that, on Monday
se'nnight, should nothing occur to pre-
vent i, he would bring on the subject
OF a revision of the Corn Laws. His
Lordship was pressed, but 10 vain, for
information as to the specific measure
| which Government may have decided to
bring forward.
We understand that the arrang cement
with Spain for the settlement of the
| British claims was finally agreed TO in
Paris on the 4th instant, 1t will be ef-
fected by an issue for debentures for
the sum offs 900, O00. sterling. bearing
interest st the rate o. pc; cent. per an
NUN, payable half yearly in ssondon.
Several persons OF distinction have
died in consequence Of colds caught at
| the funeral of the Duke of York The
Duke of sussex, and Mc. Canning are
indisposed from the same cause.
The accounts from the manufacturing
districts continue to bs favorable
Wehave lustreceived from Paris the pa p
pers of Thursday The Moniteur is filed
with the project of law on the press
and the proposed amendments, which
| is to be discussed on Tuesday. Forty
four members have inscribed their
names to speak against the law, and
thirty Que Iorit.
Greecs.-The news from Greece is
of a more encouraging nature. The
government had been re-orgsnized at
| Esina. Miaulis had arrived therein the
Hellas, to receive the orders OF the go
/ vernment. In consequence Of the sue
| cess OF Karaiskalli ia AttIca the whole
of Northern Greece, as far as Thermo'
pyle and Volo had taken up arms, and
Redschid Pacha had been Obliged to act
on the defensive Ibrahm Pscha con-
tinued inactive. The Bavarian officers
at Napoli, had organized Frank corps.
| At ConstautiHopIe new conspiracy had
bean discovered, and several of the laa
ders in it were seized in the night, and
Immediately executed.
NJ, Ribesupiorre, the Russian Ambas-
sador, arrived at Buchstest, Jan. Is, on
on his way to Constantinople.
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Busnos ,.4gres.-~The New York Mer-
canhle Advertiser contains e letter from
Buenos- Ayres, Of December I'd, in
which at is stated ttat 4000 troops are
to bs kept to carry on the sIege of Mon
tevideo, under General Malcilla, whilst
the main body. under General Alyear,
proceeds to Rio Grande.
"The Government is very close and
secret in all its operations; we have
many reasons 10 believe that Garcia
former Minister of Foreign Affairs)
who left here in the last packet for Rio
Janero, will use every exertion to bring
about an adjustment, as be has always
strongly opposed the war;
The Greek SuppIg Ship.-The ship
Chancellor, Capt. Baker, sailed from
New York on Saturday week, for Ma
poll di Romenia. with cargo Of pro-
visions, SC. for the Greeks. The value
of the cargo is said 10 be $4,000. IL
consists principally of corn meal, -four,
rice. and the like articles. Mr.. Miller,
of Vermont, who was three years in
Greece, and eighteen months in active
service, gees out in the vessel. He
will have the charge Of the supplies, and
Day attention to their distribution.
In the ahip Majestic, arrived at Boa.
ton from Liverpool, came passengers
six calico printers, one OF them accom-
panied by his wife aud five children.
They are to be settled at Dover, N I'll
and to be empoyedin the Factory at
that place.
Danbury, CT. March f..-0n Friday
of last week, fatal accident occurred
in the town Of Southeast, which has
brought affection into the bosom of
respectable family. Hart Crosby, son
of Mr. Thomas Crosby, who, it appears,
had for some time been practising, with