Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-02
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LEE From EUROPE.


TIE Colombia originally sailed on the
fst of August. but vas run foul of in
Ipas. is. during a gale, and put back
with damage.
= The ships Of the Russian squadron,
which put back to Plymouth, suffered
severely in the same gale. The Admi
rsls ship which separated in the gale, had
Hot since been heard OF.
ltappears that Wheat had further ad
vancet since our former accounts, but
was again on the decline at the last date.
The following is II from the last paper.
CiTY, AUeUsr %, II c'cloek.
The funds remain heavy. The only
price Of Consols So until within the last
quarter Of an hour, when favorable and
unexpected accounts arrived from the
Corn Exchange, where IT arpears a de-
cline bad taken place in Wheat OF A.. a
quarter.
Two O'Clock.
"rhe accounts from The Corn market
ars contradictory. 1t is now ssid, Mon
davis prices are fully maintained, al
though it il admitted they may be con
siderea nominal there is SO little doing.
Cohsols closed at 2 O'Clock at s75
There was no news from the Russian
army later than the 18th Bulletin The
rumour OF tire capture Of Schumla en
the 22d was believed to be ~uniounded
The Courier asserts that the resigna
ton of the Duke of Clarence, was not
occasioned by political causes. 10 sue
caesar had = 81 haao arn0ipfal
Accounts from Oporto to Aug. 18th,
state that English persons and property
had not heen molested.e
The Galatea frigate was TO sail on the
esd for Rio. with Lord S%trangiord, on a
special mission, The irigste was 10 car
~ a mail to Madeira.
A squadron of 80 transports was pre-.
pairing at Alexandra on the 9Th July to
proceed to the Mofea TO carry home the
Egyptian troops A telegraphic des-
patch announced the sailing of the FIR
squadron from Touion on the l7th Aug
with 5000 troops. Another squadron,
with more troops, was to follow.
The Courier of the 2ld, says:
"Whateyer the Discrimination of the
Porte might have been, to treat Upon the
basis Of the treaty of London, we are
inclined to think that disinclination exists
no longer, and that the evacuation OF the
Morea by ibrahim has been approved
by the Porte
The French expedition was expected
10 reach the Mnrea by the last of Au
gust, when it is said a joint declaration
would be issued by the ministers of q
Britain, France. and Russia, at Corfu
The British government considerfhe
blockade of Madeira, as confined to the
port of Funchal.
PARIS, AUG. II.
We learn from Gibraltar that the Bra
lillian frigate Elizabeth. has captured a
brig belonging to the Usurper's navy.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 10
Our cotton market has been without
interest again to day, and the sales a
day
A letter from London, ofthe 2od says,
"Our advices from Liverpool, represents
the cotton market as very fat, and a de-
cline in prices Of one third of a penny
Conn ExcHANGE.-The weather, which
a. present rules our prices, has been
since Tuesday, exceedingly favourable
for the operations OF the harvest.
The Intelligence brought by this arri-
val is not important; and the letter we
were politely favoured with yesterday
gives the latest news with regard to the
crops.
FROM FRANCE.
The ship ChaFlemagne, Capt Rob
inson, arrived a, New York, brings files
of Paris and Havre papers. We do not
give much credit to the report of the
capture of Choumla, altho' we expect
soon to here of the fall of that fortress.
The Marseilles Messenger mentions
that two Piedmontese regiments have
marched to within two leagues of En-.
trevaux; aud four French regimen,
have been despatched to prevent an in.
vasion. 1t is added that various report.
are in circulation.
The Constitutional would have u,
believe, that Austria, jealous Of the de.
signs of France against the Turks, ha'
been at work to effect a diversion in the
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