Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-13
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Agent for G EN- Com. IN y Y.
Island Of Poros, Jtrie Is, 1877.


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TEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
The packet ship Manchester, Captain
Lee, arrived at New York on Saturday
morning from Liverpool, whence she
sailed on the 4th of November. BY this
arrival, the editors of the Commercial
Advertiser have received files of papers
TO Saturday the Sd of November, inclu-
sive.
The ship Josephine, Coles, arrived
on Friday evening from Belfast, whence
she ssiec on the sth of November,
and brought Liverpool dates of the Sd
| )f November.
Lloyd Lists of the Goth and S0th of
October give variety of accounts
from smyrna to the 25,h of September,
aud Trieste to the i4th oil October, of
the robberies Of merchantmen BY the
Greek pirates. Among others, the
Cherub, from America, with cargo
of colonial produce, has been com
pleteIy plundered If C.rabusa. The
pirates make no discrimination, but
| English. Swesdes, and all tina. fall in
their way, are pIundered. One ship,
which had been Carried into Eg,na. had
bsen hbs grated by the Cam6rian British
ship of war
Letters from Alg,ers to the 9th OF
Septe mber, stated that three small cruz
zers had sailed, and six arued schoon-
ers were on the point Of sailing.
A Russian squadron. from Palermo,
under the command Of Admiral haytsn,
consisting of four ships OF the line, four
| frigates aud one sloop OF war, arrived
at Messina on the 4th Of October.
The agricultural report for October,
| gives a most favorable view of the re
suits of the harvest, both in England
and Scotland During the autumn, the
| weather has been SO highly favo. able
il has urged the cultivators OF the bes.
and most favored soils TO premature
seeding of their wheat, which was a.
bove ground almost imme diaiely, and
was even luxuriant. The meadows and
pastures luxuriate in superintendent
flush of autumnal grass, sporting that
beautiful native green peculiarly Eng
lish, the admiration of foreigners.
Lord William Bentick was to embark
about the middle of November for the
government of India.
The London Gazette Of the 30rh Oct.
contains an order of his Majesty in
council, permitting vessels of the U S.
to enter the ports OF the Bahama Islands,
in ballast, for the purpose of export
ing thence fruit and salt
Among the on dis of the day in Lon /.
don, was one, that IL would be propos
ed by Ministers to Parliament to grant
a pension Of 4Ooi. PEI annum, charge
BILE upon the Consolidated Fund. to the
widow and family of their late col
league.
1t is proposed in London to establish
new 'National Bank" within small
distance of London as the monopoly of
the Bank of England will allow.
A line of Telegraphs between Liver
pool and Holy began to work on
the 25th Oct and was expected to con.
vey intelligence the whole distance, l2s
miles, in Eve minutes. The first com
munication was made to Briddon in II
minutes, that toe ship Napoleon, from
New York, was of Holy head.
The London Courier Of the ist of No.
vember, says the last dispatches from
Vienna represented that the negotiations
for the return of Don Miguel to Lisbon
were proceeding satisfactorily The In.
FAINT is TO visit London on his way to
Portugal.
Eruption of the Thames.-Si. Ca
tharine's Docks, were on the night o.
the slst of October visited by an irrup.
ton of the Thames, Of so extensive a
description, that in a few minutes ali
those portions of the dock, which had
been excavated, were filled to the leve
OF the water in the river. ittook place
fortunately, at the advanced hour OF the
night, Give minutes to eleven o'cloo K,
when the laborers, and other persons
employed in the works had long depart
ed for home, otherwise. from the rapid
ty and violence with which the immense
body OF water for>e ed It's way, doubles,
the sacrifice of life would have been
great The persons wh9 heaEd the il.