Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-22

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OF FIRE vessels Of the line was 10 be made to tue
French squadron in the Lsysnt, and states that
IT is not the intention OF any OF the three Pow
ers to increase the respective amount OF their
force. The Emperor OF Russia is said 10 have
addressed an sutogra Jh letter 70 Count Capo
d'lstria, congrstuatng him on his nomination
20 the post ot President OF Greece, and express.
ing iis intention TO take decided part in IA
vour of that cognry. Tbis, however, was pre-
vious to the late events, and has been Carried
mo effect by the late interference OF the Al
lies; 50 that the promise is not TO be construed
into any thing beyond what has already been
done.
Extract of a letter from Lloyd's Agent At
Malta, dated Sept 12:-"Prratcai vessels ere
cruising from Cape passero TO Cerigo, and no
thing now escapes that sail without convoy.
The Egyptian feet Of so sail has been fallen in
with, bound to the Morea. Vice Admiral Sir
Edward Codrington. lef, Smyrna With IL sail,
on the LIST and I'd inst. His Msjesty's ship Dry
sd, and the Hind cutter, have Juss sailed from
hence TO Join the Admiral.
lFsom the Courier Francois of Monday
PANS, Sept. 80.
A report is spread, that the affairs Of the
Greeks have taken a more favorable turn
that Russian Consul TO the Greek Government
has been appointed, and that Coun, Capo
D'Istra was going to be officially recognized as
President Of Greece by the three Allied Pow.
ers.
PORTUGAL --LIsBoN, Sept az.
(0EciaL) .Niasfer of Foragn .iDairs.
By dispatches received from the Portuguese
Ambassador 10 LondQp, itappesrs that, on me
9Th ult. Carlos Matthias Percira arrived at the
Court, on his way from Rio de Jsneiro, with
letters from the King For his Sesene HigI,ness
the Infant Don Miguel for bis Majesty the
Emperor of Austria. and for his Britannia Ma
ies,y, and who will set off for Vienna on the lsi
instant. From what this messenger brings, as
well as other accounts 20 oe relied on, II is
known that bis Majesty had thought good to
determine that his Serene Highness, the lnfsnt
Don Miguel, should come TO govern the ling
dom of Portugal, in tho name of the King
We may expect every moment direct commn.
ncations, official and circumstantial. upon this
important subject.
LISBON, Sept. "a.
The Gazette of to day contains, is ,he Off
cial part, a notice from the Financial Depart
ment, containing an order Of the lnfanta Regent
10 proceed immediately to the making UP Of
the estimates OF the public seceip, and eSpen-
diture for the yeas 1923. Her Highness cleo
orders that the officers of abe Treasury shall
use tho utmost Diligence. that the accounts Of
the receipt and expenditure for the present
year be made up in the beginning Of January
next. as they viii be Of great importance in
making tbs estimate for the next yeaF.
The Gazette also contains an advertisement,
inviting those persons who Gre disposed TO
contract for the supply of the British troops.
now qusr.ered, or who may be quartersd in the
sequel, from Lisbon to Ericeirs: and five leagues
distant from it, TO tbs north Of the Tegus, for
the term of six month";, commencing from TIE
2is' October inclusive, TO send in their tendsrs
before noon, on the 9Th of OetobeE,-The arti
cles required are, wheat, bread, fresh beef,
barley, straw and wood.