Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-24

sailed, having been detained in the RI
YER by adverse winds from the LIST.
ENGLAND-The Courier of the
5lh uIt. repeats that The rumors of any
change whatever in the government,
actual or projected, were without eyeO
the shadow of foundation.
The increase in value of the quail
ties of tobacco, foreign wines, foreign
spirits, sugar, tea and coffee retained
for home consumption in Great Britain
in 1928, over that of the same articles
retained for home consumption ln 1885,
was Is ,756,3l11 sterling. Some oil
these articles are used by the poor as
we'll as the rich. The balance is CIT
ed by the Courier 10 shew that the tales
of universal distress are untrue.
FRANCE The French papers
of the Cd of August brought The Ordi-
% of the King, closing the Session
of the Legislature. On the 3Oth OF
July the Chamber of Peers adopted
the Budget OF Ways and Means for
1880, without any amendment, by a
majority, 149 to Q, and the next day
The Session was closed. The Peers
separated in silence, butt The Deputies,
as usual, with cries Of TUe lie Raj
All reports of an immediate change OF
Ministry had ceased.
Dad'id. july 23.-The choice OF
the Princess who is to be the future
Censor, of our beloved Sovereign is no
longer doubtful-the daughter OF the
King of the Two Sicllies has been de
cided on. Don Joseph Sartono, Chief
Of the Squadron, and the Captain oil
the frigate Don Augustin Tablada,
have Sc; out for Ferrol. The former
will take the command of the little
squadron consisting of the Hero, the
Pearl, The brigantine Leclair and some
others, which will proceed to Naples
to take the Princess Maria Christina
on board.
An article from Madrid in the
French papers asserts that a Spanish
Mexican Company had offered to the
Government 175,000, 600 Of francs for
the special purpose of covering she ex
penses of an expedition to Mexico,
composed OF IL, 900 infantry and 1000
cavalry, and a suitable train OF Artiile
ry This company, it is said, consents
not to receive the repayment of the
suns it advances, except in Mexico,
from the produce of the countries re.
conquered, with interest at the rate of
six per cent, till The reimbursement Of
The principal; but the Ianders will re.
sumo of right the possession Of such OF
their property as shall be recorquered,
and for hich the Government shall
not be entitled to require from them a
ny indemnity
GREECE-The Apiso, of the
Mediterranean SAYS, that Col Fab
vicr has given fresh proof of his attach
ment TO the Greeks cause, by refusing
100000 francs, coming 30 him as in
demn'ty and prize money, and has
had the sum distributed among the
wives and children OF Greeks who
have fallen in defence of their country
EGYPT-The Malta Gazette Of
the 18th June contains an official no
tice by The Governor, stating that des
patches from his Maiesty's Consul at
AieXandrii announces thatlno foreigner
will be allowed to remain in England
unless he puts himself under the pro
lection Of The Consul of the nation 10
which he belongs, or obtains the pro
lection ofsome foreigner Of known res.
pectability.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
St. Petersburg Gazettes TO the 23d
jolly had been received.-The follow
ing are extracts.
81 Petersburg july Coils Ma
jesty Me Emperor arrived on the 9Th
at LEV, on the 1lth at Tschsringow,
and sat out the same afternoon for Ro
brulsk.
July 14th Prince Madatow has
already passed the Balkan, and issued
a proclamation, in which he promises
that private property shall be respect,
ed. The inhabitants bring ample
supplies OF provisions and live oxen to
u troops, for which they receive pay.
ment in ready money Count Diebitsch
is waiting for the arrival of a caravan
with camels to pass the Balkan with
the main army. General CIassowsky
is to invest Shumla.
WGrSdW, July 20th.-We have
received news that Count Diebi,sch
has completely invested ShumIa, and
will soon make an attempt to carry it
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