Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, January IA.

ltl.
tee. Mr.. Pinkney yesterday received dee.
patches from France. They were bloueh, "
q cartel, which arrived at Dartmouth ;ro,r
Morlaix.
Dutch papers lave arrived to the second.
Constantinople has again been the scene 6
distress and slaughter. The JAnissarics. a. l..
ways more hostile to their own gcycrnmc,,
than to the foreign enemy, have again riser,
and made desperate effort to regain tbei.
former privileges. They plundered the s..
ragia, forced the Sultan to retire on bosr.l
his feet, and set lire to part of TIE city,.
Troops, however, arrived from all quarters ,,
oppose them, and after sanguinary conflict
in the streets Of Constantinoplc, thew w,r.
forced to yield with the loss of 1900 mc,,.
The official account Of these transactions !,
accompanied with an assurance, under the
same authority, that the negotiation with Rus
sa for a peace was in the most iayc.ab, tram,
and that every disposition Las Dcen sAeHa 10
concedc the points in dispute.
Yesterday ut three clock his royal hi.hne.s
the prince Of Wales honorcd lord iic.l.:,..
with a visit at his house in Pail Mall (be being
confined by the gouD and remained in confer
enee with his lortshjp for nearly two hours.
Lord Holland was also visited in the course
of the day by lord Duntlas, lord !..Mderdae,
lcrd Levison Cover, MIR. W'ni,Drr.l, Mr..
Iicrnc!, Gen. Fitzpatrick, sc.
JanuGry Is.
Letters from St. Petersburg OF the 18th u.
State, that the emperor Alexander has COM
piled with the demand of the French govern
ment, to furnish a certain number CT Rlss;;a
seamen to mall French ships D: ~ar. Ncuo
still, however, loath to credit this nonsheus
tale OF Russas dishonor
January ih.
The parliament was Yesterday opened ~
commission, and as sooi, as the commons Ic-
turned from the lords, tee ci,a.cciior OF the
cxchcqucr brought in the regency bill, w!lc;
was read a first time, and IS TO be read :. *
cond time to day the business is nearly .hrCc
weeks in advance, moro ,hun it was in ttic
year 1909; though the Kings illness began
earlier than it did 2, this time. The regency
bill was not brought in I'LL the third Of FebG-
airy.
A detachment. Of the guards, as we'll as de-
tachments OF several regiments Of foot, viii
embark, il the course et this week, io,. For.
tugal.
The Essex American f'isa,e, which bas
been for long time expected from France,
has at length arrived. she has been Oh, in the
late gales, having been driven about in n.
channel for the last fourteen days She bri,s,s
no news; but Mr.. Forbes, who arrived from
Morlaix on Saturday with dispatches for MIR.
Plnkney, it is reported, distinctly sta.es, thai
the french government docs not inlead 10 gc
send the Milan and Berlin DEGREES, and that
ncne OF the American property, conhscated on
account OF the violation OF them, will ever be
restored.
BULLETINS.
HinGsor Castle, Jan. IS
=" His majesty had a good night, and i: II
all respects as well as he was yesterday.
(Signed as usually
jtindsor Castle. Jan. Is.
His naiesty's state is little different from
what 1t has been these last two days
Hndsor Cos,le, len. II.
HIS majesty remains IS well as he was
yesterday
January II.
We have received Paris papers to the 9Th
They arc no, of much importance The
Moniteur mentions in prominent manner the
arrival Of all aid-o. camp, of tic emperor ct
Russia, witt letters TO Bonaparte, who CONVEX
scd with him Tor nloce than al, hour. We sup
pose the letters and this interview are announ'
ced in this marked way, in nrder to eontradle:
reports stated to be very prevalent at Augsburg'
Of war being on the point of breaking out be
tween France and Russia.
Extract ofa letter .f1um -,ncl.c, da,rd Nor. 20
A French squadron of 1--WE fiisates, some
corvcttes, and gun boats, sailed from Anenrs
with troops to relieve Corfu, but having met
with contrary winds, put into LISA, where they
found rich prize, viz. in all about 20 vessels.
privateers and merchantmen from this place
the whole of which were carried into sp.!ato'
There was no English force to oppose thens.
This affair was we understand concluded m*
hours. 1t happened about the end of octobe'
Letters from Morlaix state thai an AI.cIicu
vessel coming direct fiomti,at country w.thouss
having been boarded by any English ship Q,
war, or having in the smallest degree violated
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES, had been carr
ed INTO that port, and put under sequestran'h
ILL after the o. fcbruarv