Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-10

Of April, fate, that the Be,s depofed BY
the Porte, who Aed to Upper Egypt, are
in open infurrettiou againft the Grand
vizier. They Unfit upon being reinfa,-
ed in their former authority. The Bri-
,ih Generals are faii to have declared,
that they will by no means interfere 10
this matter, nor afford any protection {"
the refractory Beys. The Turkilh COM
mander, Gilman Efendi, was on his march
againlt the infurgents when thefe accounts
came away, with confderabic body of
troops, which the Grand Vizier had Or
dered to be re. enforced by deIachments of
frefh troops, who are to form an army OF
referver. This iitua,ion of affair cauies
much dilcontenr at Confantinople.
The infolence AID cruelty c! tt, Barba-
ny States have long been tabjee OF re-
gret. The Maria, Barber from London
and Leehorn for Naples, has been taken
by fome pirates in the Mediterranean,
who after having murdered all the crew,
pIundered the ve!1el and cut her mats away
thea lefe her. The yeRel has fince been
,owed into Leghorn by fome boats.
June s.
The MniGer of the Interior, has adj
dreGed letter to the department, OF the
North, in which he holds out the prolpett
of vaa importation from Dantzic, Am
lterdam, and the North American States.
A private letter from Paris, fays, that
Monge, the Senator, a few days tince,
converting with Bonaparte ABOUT the Con-
cordat, the former obferyed, that he did
no, think it was aprobos to have had the
Bihop Of AK to preach at Notre Dame
on EATER Day, as he was 70 we'll known
to the people, on account of certain anec-
do,es not much to the credit Of his mo-
rails! Monge was making fill Rronger OBJ
feryations on the proceedings Of that day.
Bonapa,te faid, IS it thus you mean to talk
of the acts of government when you vi
fit the departments (he was going in the
country). & never talk about govern
ment, laid Monge) bat to YOU Then,
fays Bonapar,e, this ihali be the lait time
you ever talk to me- Monge was former
ly bis bclom friend.
CONSPIRACY
AeainR the life OF Bonaparte.
A private letter from, Paris, dated May
"a, obferves, I" thar i, is quite certain
thar there exiaed confp;racy to aifaainate
Es".Farse. Fouaier, and grenadier, OF
the name ofDonadicu, were charged with
carrying ii INFO execution. Bot Bonaparte
had timely information of the plan, Fou-
nier has been examined, but has not con-
feiled any thing. lie has been Promifed
pard on if he would deyelope the whole
of the p.aa hs has retuisd, and de-
nands to be broug hs TO his trial-he has
been conducted to the Temple-fuch is
the fate of this affair. Fcunier paGes for
amof determined Elan and dangerous cha.
raaer.
I" Bonapar,e is reported 70 have :faid
to fome one, that within thefe few days
cue hundred and fifty grsnadiers of the
guard had demanded their difmifion. AS
the Gtuat;on of grenadier OF the gua:d is
very advantageous, we Can only attribute
this proceeding to the dilcontent which
has been endeavoured TO be fpread among
them. 1t appears that commands have
been given to almoR all the Generals who
are now at Paris, and they are for the
mott part OIL tie poin, CT departing
Within ths(e two days Gifurbances have
taken place in certain pats o. the city on
account Of the high price of bread. SIEVE.
raj bakets were without fupply of that
article abundance is rcfored, and we
know rot how to account for the mcmen-
tary eareisy. The mott likely caufe is
the dilcontent of the bakers themfelves,
who averfe to the government charging
itfelf, as formerly, with the diRribuiion
of it in Paris; it appears that things are
eRablihed onthe fame footing as before
the revolution. The inquie,ude which has
prevailed, is clio attrributvd to the iecret
maneovres to excite difcontent among the
people, at the moment of voting for