Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-08-29

the reclamation of vivas La Constitutions
Vivas Quiroga, &c.-while 10 the intervs
was heard the noise Of the distant artilIer,
at Ceuta, in honor of the day. Tn,
priests 10 the Cathedral, after mass, wer,
obliged reluctantly enough, 81 guess" t.
parade the aisles, with silken cap o
liberty, surmounted by cross, accompa
nying the organ, with patriotic songs, fol
loved by a long train of men, women and
children. I saw, or thought saw, on
the countenances Of the priests officiating
sort of sueer not expressive Of the high
est degree of satisfaction. After this GER
emony was performed, the officers retired
periodically to eat and drink at the Cape
de Quartre which being done,
towards evening they got 10 g great spirits
land appeared upon the balconies ha-
ranguing the mob, who appeared to be
somewhat in spirits too. One of the Off
|cers, man OF greater spirits than the rest,
Iput on bis head a cap of liberty, and
fought the air for some time with most
frantic gesticuIations, whilst the utmost
compass of his voice was drowned in the
din Of vivas Riego. vivas Quiroga, &c.
Having exercised themselves in this way
until they appeared to be somewhat ex-
hausted, they came down stairs aud march
ed arm and arm through the streets-that
in union there might be strength, Every
prudentiy thought Of singing song,
which is now in the mouth OF every little
ragamuffin, "a good sign this, The burden
of which is n,ourir pro patriG. In the
evening was great illumination and a
string Of people amusing themselves 10
various wsys-much like the 4th Of July
in New York taking into consideration
the difference Of population"
The foilowing is the substance of letter
of the Swedish Consul at Tangier,
18th July, 1920.
The political situation Of this wretch
ed country, has become worse than ever
The Emperor having had some quarrel
with bis guard Of negroes and Oudaias
effected his escape from Rabak on the
goth June, and Withdrew to Darel Baida.
where be remained up to the end Of the
month, when it is said he effected new
escape over Azamon and Asst, and from
thence across the country and the Atlas
mountains 10 Tafilett. Anarchy and the
utmost RIGHTEOUSNESS prevails 10 all those
provinces; and ii is actually impossible
TO pass from this town to Tetuan or Rabash
One Ali ell Lushee, an Arab, Of the tribe
lof Benz HuseD, infests with a swarm O
rebeliious mountaineers. the country be.
tween Elcasar, Wazer, and Salea. The
first of these places was attacked OF
Thursday and entirely plundered. Sid
ell Lushee himself carried off, under the
walls Of Eiarsiscii, about 5000 COWS and
bulIocks. Tetonan has shut the gates,
aud was on Friday attacked by 1000 FL
sebalis, with intent to plumber The Jews
and rich Moors, but these monsters were
repulsed by the high-spirited Governor
the famous and aged Hashash. The EN-,
peror's guard who remained at Rabath.
having robbed the treasury, divided the
money among themselves--bat are now
shat up and arrested by band Of Arabs
who claim their share OF the booty. What
appears strange is that neither his foul
sons who are of age, nor his brother have
made any attempt at diversion 10 his "a
vor-what may be the end no mortal Car
teIl--or what the fate Of Muley Suliman.
....,,ssf ..x, Hon:na oc Yuno 10 an
nounce that :" the Pacha of Scutari'' SCI
off June 8, from Scutari, at the head o
20, 900 men, 5000 Of whom were cavalry
4 against Ali Pacha, towards JOANNA.
A letter from Rome Of June ~, say
the troops Of the Grand seignior had en
tered SaIona, the ancient Amphissa, whicl
is ia the government of Ali Pacha; ana
that Ali on receiving the news, marched
with great rapidity, entered the city b.
surprise, put the inhabitants othe sword
and gave up the city TO be sacked by hi
i troops. It is added that Turkish flotiIl
had made its appearance near Corfu. Al
Interview had taken place between AL
Pacha and Sir Thomas Maitland. TIL
former demands that " the stipulation
which date from the time Of the Venetia
Republic" which prohibited the Turks
fleets from navigating the Adriatic an
Ionian seas, shall be maintained. Sir 7
Maitland declined answering the ques
tion.-BSton paper.
4 From the Utica Patriot.
4 Domestic Manstacsmres.--It affords u
real pleasure to state, that we have see