Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-27
liverpool, Sept. 8.
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ODESSA has been deprived Of the priv
ileges of a Free Port. 4 meeting of mer-
chants took place, when it was deterni.
ned to present petition to the Emperor
Alexander, TO restore the freedom ef the
Port.
PoRrUeAL-The anniversary Of the
Revolution was celebrated with various
public rejoiceings The Russian and
Austrian Ambassadors, and Austrian
Consul General, have departed from Lis
bon. They left no Charges d'Affaires-
This departure seems to have been ow-
ing to certain outrages committed on the
Foreign Ministers houses by the people;
and the outrage to have been owing to
the indecorous behaviour ofths Ministers
and Consuls of foreign Courts, in not H.
Eliminating their houses, and otherwise
not respecting the feelings of the people,
on the anniversary Of the revolutions sew
eral foolish letters have passed upon the
subjeet-but the Portuguese government
still hopes that their good understanding
with the governments in question will
not be disturbed.
FRAEKFoRT and BERLIN, accounts say
confidently that the King of England Will
visit the latter city. If not, it is added,
his Majesty will have an interview with
the Prusslan Monarch at Halberstadto
lNDIA.-Bombay Couriers of March
last bring accounts of some successes Of
the British arms over the in.urgent efforts
Of native valour,th tribe of BsNI Booali.
TIE PENIssuLA.-We regret that dis
turbances have taken place in the capital
OF Spain. The following are extracts
Madrid, dug. 2S.
During the last three days, we have
been In a continual state of connection &.
alarm. The events which have transpired
are or such Importance, tina: rejecting PEG.
PIE view them as the Commencement of a
civil war.
On the Goth inst at o in the evening
an asssmDiage III front OF the prison, in
which are confined several OF the ROYAL
Body Guards, who dispersed the pop
uisce on their offering insults to tie
hlns about month ago, began singing
the popular obnoxious 1fagaIa Perro.
AS their conduct be, anne more violent
the officer commanding the post inter.
Tered, upon which he and his man were |
grossly ssssiled, and the popu lace refused |
to depart. Some blows were now struck |,
by the soldiers but not in q manner to |
hurt any one much. The news of the !
atfray soon reached the Club de la Fon.
tana; from whence four hundred persons
6
and more daring outrsges were commit
ted. The political Chief repaired to the
spot; he was told that an officer Of the
guard and his men had, unprovoked,
commenced an attack upon the people
he endeavoured 60 allay the fsrment by
blaming OF the soldiers and almost flat.
tering the real authors of the tumult.-
General Morillo repaired, at the head of
a military detachment, to the spot he
was asslled with the most unseeming in
vectiVes, and the most desperate among
the crowd endeayored to arrest his pro
gress Seeing that his authority was
thus opposed and despised, he 6etermi.
he'd to act with that energy and prompt.
tude which the crisis imperiously deman.
ded, and, with his cane in hand, forced
his way through the dense and clamorous
crowd, and compelled them to disperse
From thence they proceeded in groups
to the Club de Ia Fonta, where the most
notorious orators infamed their rage by
perverted narratives of the affair. and I
falsely declaring that Morillo, with his
drawn sabre, had previously wounded
many citizens Cries of Death to Mo
rlilo," the head Of Norillo," followed
these inflamatory speeches.
On the following day, (the 2lst) crowds
assembled in the streets early in the
morning and the populace opposite to
the club amounted to above 10 900. Cries
Tor the heads Of Morillo and the Ministers
we're re-eehoed in every quarter. The
Political Chief issued q ,o,;6cat;o, ,l a.