Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-20
Foreign News.

We are indebted to Mr.. Forsyth,our
late .Ministerto the Court of Spain, who
arrived last "ight in the ship Stephania
from Bordeaux, for the following i'm.
portant information.
Mr.. Forsyth left Madrid after the
adjournment of the Cortes. Among the
last acts of that body were the esta
blishment Of ports of deposit of the
lst ard ed class. according to the pro.
visions of q previous decree.
Those of the first class are BiIboa,
Santander, Corunna, Cadiz, Malaga,
Alicante, Tarragona and Barcelonain
the Peninsula. Valparaiso. africa. Ii.
ma, Guayaquil, Panama, Acapulco, S.
Bias. Buenos Ayres, Guyana. Puerto
Cabello, Cartbagena, Porto Bello, O.
mea, Campeche, Vera Cruz, Havana,
in America, and the port of Manila, in
the PHILIPPINE islands. of the second
class, Gison, Vigo, San Lucar, Car.
thagena, Valencia, Santa Cruz of TIE.
nerife, and Relmati, Mallorca in the
Peninsula and adjacent Islands. Valid.
via, Conception, Redlijo, Gusimas,
Monte Rey, Montevideo, Cumana,NeW
Barcelona, Guaira, Rio Hacha, ST.
Marsha, TruxilIo, Tampico, Bay ofSt,
Barnard, Porto Rico, St. Jago de Gu.
ba and St. Domingo in America, and
the Antilles.
All lawful commerce is permitted to
these ports, and also to the ports Of
passages, Diva Derived, Castour d.
Isles. Villa Virrossa, Revadesilla, Cor.
ril, Rivadeo, Ferrol, Seville. AIgesi.
ras, Almeria, Las Aquillas. Devia,
Alfoque, .Mahon, Centa. Oratavo, in
Teneriffe, Paema, of the great Canong
Orecife, of Lanzarote, and the island
of Palma, in the Peninsula, Islands ad.
jacent, and the coast of Africa, Tegu.
entipagna, .MaIzaItar of the .MuIattoes,
st. Diego Of the CALIFORNIA;, Panta
De Arkansas, Tlacolteper, Trinidad of
Cuba, Catabane, Baracoa, Morti
Christi, Toncigua, Solo de la JMaria-
ma, and Refuge in America, and the
Antilles, and to all the coasts and har.
bors to which commerce was previous.
ly permitted.
Mr. Bowden, a passenger in the Ste.
phania, is the bearer of dispatches for
government from our Minister at Pa.
ris.
Received by the Albion, continued from
yesterdays Commercial Advertiser,
Accounts from Saerno state, that a large
body Of troops has been despa tched against
the insurgents, who have retired to the
mountains OF Olivaro.
A meeting Of the Livery OF London was
TO be held early in January, to consider Of
the 7ropriety Of pstitioning Parliament for
the restoration Of the Queens name to the
Liturgy.
Intelligence from Naples Of the 9Th Of
Dec. says that the Austrians have not passed
the Pc; they had not, at the last .advice',
advanced as far as Bologna. A movement
OF the troops has taken place towards Pla'
cenza.
Accounts from Madeira Of the 18th Dec
says. that the sale Of the property belong
ing to the Jesuit. had been partly effected.
The Junta of Public Credit were 10 sell
without delay, the property which belonged
to the lnquisition. The returns Of these
sales will considerably strengthen the pub
lie credit.
A union is in contemplation between lbe
Imperial Prince, eldest son Of the Emperor
of Austria, and The Princess Alexandria
Of Prussia.
The Austrian army in Upper Italy VIII
be increased to loo, 900 men, and is to be
called "The army of the Holy Alliance
The French Chamber of Deputies were
several days engaged in discussing the qua
lihcations OF some members who had been
recently elected 10 that body. A charge
was presented against some of the Preiees
for exercising an undue influence over the
electors.
The editors Of ministerial and anti MINIS