Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-14

soa into whc.e tsaas the negotiation. with
tus.,a have ial.en, SINCE tie departure
Ut the IN Oh ssador. lie this as II may, tie
opinion mas become gradually moro pre-
vaient Iii London, curing the present
week, that the peace OF EUROPE Viii not
be speedily interrupted, ana the iunds
have IN consequence advanced. In Tie
mean time, the advIces from Russia
agree in stating, that all Glasses o! Peo-
pie III the empire, iron, the council OF
state to the peasant ana mechanic, are
clamUrous tor Turkish war, and that It
Is the autocracy of the Emperor aion.
which opposes the national will. We are
sorry to learn that this warliSe spirit Is
not ms PRED by any sympathy with the
cause or the oppressed Greeks, but simply
b, feenns ot religious animoslty, and a
desire OF national ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. The
Emperor, however, Is said to have pub
Ilcly declared that he will resist all inter
terence, and assume the responsibility OF
the supreme power, with which he is in
vested by the constitution OF the state
This Is one of the very few peculiar ad-
vantages of absoluts power. When ma
ton is in danger of being driven to ruin
by one of Those Lerverse impulses of pub,
lie opinion, to which, at intervals, every
country is liable, a wise monarch can in
terpose the fiat OF his dictatorship, and
the point is settled.
Hienna, Sept. 6.
The following is the substance OF the
note wncn the Ottoman Government has
despatched to st. petersbursh In reply to
the u!Iimatum. 1t is at least a COPY
which is circulated in the political circles
OF this capital:
The Porte mas always respected trea-
ties with other Powers, aud especla ly
with Russia. Tie energetic and extra
ordinary measures taken against the
GrecNs were only directed against rebel
lious subjects. Every Government has
the right, and even contracts the oolga-
ton ~ punish traitors, and all VINO dis
turb pubic order. The Ottoman Gov.
eminent has disapproved Of the excuses
Committed BY the populace; but the peo-
pie had taken ny al re sn mdSse to de-
lend their religion and thor legitimate
throne. Wallachia and Mvldavla could
not be evacuated until the in. direction,
OF which they were The theatre, should be
entirely suppressed, and peace and oder
established there TEe detention ufsome
ships laden with corn, IN the Bosphorus.
or IN the port of CoDstantlnople, was a
measure commences by the necessity of
cir ha
sides, 1t was the local authorities VINO a
dopted THIS measure, without waItins for
orders from the government; hnaiiy, the
Christians provoked TINS step. because
their prlvateers kept the Dardaneiies in u
state OF biocKade, the Porte, however, is
Wiling to grant reasonable indemnify
to such Russian subjects as shall prove
that they have sustained loss BY the mea-
sure
The free navigation OF the Strcight
Shall BIO re established. The Po.te never
entertained any other views than the pun
ishnent OF the guilty; all faithful ano pa
cliic subjects will continue TO enjoy tie
protection of the laws, and will not be
noiested III the exercise Of their religious
worship.
Statgard, SEPT 10.
It's affirmed that the King hiss recei-
we'd. letters from st Petsrsburgh, which
announce the departure of his Majesty
for the southern provinces OF his vas En-
pre-. 1t appears, by private letters, that
we shall not much longer be in a state OF
inceititnde on he subject peace or war,
and that this important question will be
irrevocabiy decided on the arrival of the
Emperor Alexander at headquarters
m Madrtd, Sept. 6.
The FIRST intelligence of the events
which have TRANSFERRED at Saragossa pro,
duced great terment in this capitol The
discussions at the Club Fontana were
most outrageous; the revolutionary ora
tors know no restraint. On the Sd inst.
courier arrived from Saragossa, and it
was instantly circulated that Reigo was
arrested. The most Incorporate dema
gogues exclaimed against his disgrace 40
a servile deIc. ence to the French govern
ment. Our government, to calm the pub
lie uproar, caused it to be stated in the
public journals that Riego was on the
point OF heading an enterprise which
might entail the most deplorab!e disas
tiers upon Spain, and even lead t. foreign
war, and, in consequence, it had been
deemed expcden. to deprive him of his
command, and order his retirement to
Lerida.
On the lth inst the conmotion assum.
ed more violent character, in conse.
quence OF the new nomination of the Min |
lister OF War Rodriguez An immense !
InultltCGe thrOnged the Puerta del Sol |