The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
FOREIGN SUMMARY.
From the .Ner- York Commercial Advertiser.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
1t is said that the people never paid their tax
es with so much punctuality, nor required so liz
tie pressing TO make payments, az since the re-
establishment of the Constitutional system. And
the enrolments for the army, in all the provinces,
were never before made with scmuch expedition.
and so free from disorder.
The Madrid papers have published extracts
from the proceedings instituted against the az
| thors OF the massacres in Cadiz, on the fatal
| 10th of March last year. The result OF the tes-
| tmony of great crowd Of witnesses, proves
| that every possible means of seduction was err
poyed to induce the soldiers to massacre the To-
| habitants. Brandy and money were distributed
in the taverns. The Generals CaInpana, Frey
| re, Rodriguez, Naldcs; the Colonies Gabarra
and Capacete, and many sabaltcrn officers are
| greatly compromised. The sentence viii be
quickly pronounced. The three Generals and
the superior officers are strictly guarded. The
people wait with great Impotence for Justice.
There were l56 persons killed and grigvoully
wounded.
GERMANY.
The late disturbance between the Jews ard
Christians az Dantzic, arose from the Jews hav-
Ing erected booths in the market place, which the
Populace wanted TO pull down, the day before the
annual fair. The director ofthe Police, Eho a.
2
II the booths were pulled down the merchan-
die destroyed, ADD the prophetors in used. The
military. who were called in were resisted. aud
obliged 70 FIRE. Several persons were wounded,
and two jews killed.
letter from Stfashurg, dated August NJ. says,
" for three days past. the Rhine has overlooked
its banks. which has caused an iuandation. The
rivers and streams which fail into The Rhine hav-
Jog no vent, have also overhowed their bounds
-
the gates OF Strasburgh, are laid under water. Ga
the 10th the Rhi.e swelled again, although the
rainy season For some days past the
Island between the two arms of the Rhine. on
which the mausoleum 10 honor OF tire brave gen
eral Dssaix IS erected. has been converted into
a lake. At Kehl, and in the envlrons, all the To-
habans have been put il requisition to repair the
banks Of the Rhine"
A paragraph dated on the banks ofthe Danube,
says, F" the Austrian troops are marchiag towards
the frontiers Of Dalmatia, where they are already
assembled to the number Of 5000 men. Forty
thousand men besides between Trieste and
Laybach. These troops are placed on the war
establishment.
An article dated Berlin, Aug. 10th, saws. that
a grand camp was TO be established there about
the end Of the month. bit nothing b d transpired
which led to a superstition that Prussia would IN
teriere in the affairs of the East.
AFFAIRS o. raE GREEKS.
A letter from Stutgardr have also declared
war ag inst the G. md Turk have had meeting. We
have elected Conimitee subscribe derabl
ana we mean 70 send sacred battalion 70 assist the Crcss
in becoming free We have already dispatched
70 GeG to apply 90 me Geek sena 20 keO
The latest letter have from Constsntnpe,
IS dtted Jolly 75 for days had reckoied
on the preservation OF tranquility day rhe former ap
prehens revive crowd OF Franks and other Christians
seek refuge in h Ptce OF France. those OF
CT Emb4s The fear ct fresh asrares an those
unhappy persons 70 whom refuse asylum and
the food necessary for their support One ocee
what would happen i the rupture with Russia should take
the coniuct OF the British merchants, IN furnishing provi
sons 20 the Turks in the of The Nnrrd, which,
but tor tins 4 would long since have been reduced
party # Turks recently entered the territory
in pursuit OF Greeks who had taken refue there
PryciPit~te retreat without returning the commit
ting any further hostile act,
NAPLES.
The King Of Naples bv a royal decree has re-es-
tabIisbed the order Of the Jesuits in the kingdom
of Naples. The order had previously been re-
stored to Sicily, and intrusted with the education
of the island. The Neapolitan General Pope
has arrived in London.
A letter dated August Il, says, duel took
place few days since between his highness the
Prince of W, in the Austrian army, and 4
Russian officer who was travelling ia ltay.
The quarrel was owing half to love, and hat
to a national dispute (accoriing to the authority
most to be depended on J the Russian however
was severely wounded, and is still confined, the
Prince - has left the kingdom.
ALGEIRS.
Advices from Algiers, dated July 81, state
that the plague has again broken out there, the
victims to which are from twelve 70 sixteen daily.
The infection was spreading ia the vicinity Of
the city.
MOROCCO.
Our readers will recolect that there were
some accounts last year, of a rebellion in Mo-
rocco. Solman, the Emperor, il seems has ex-
perienced a signal defeat from Mnley Zeid, his