Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-16

Chelang, besides bis suite OF ntb'es. ne
prodigalty Of this young prince appears 10
increase his party against his uncle, Muley
Soliman. The people say, God assists the
nephew in his crusade against bis uncle,
who is the sovereign Of Morocco.
On the Goth of March, a report was spread
at Grenoble that the king had abdicated'-
A crowd ofsevera hundreds OF persons as
sembled in the palace Andre, and proceed
ed to the Hotel of the Prefecture, crying
give la Constitution" -Many mounted
the tri-colored cocksde. and promenaded
the streets with flags of the same kind. The
town was declared in state OF siege. Al
noon on the same day, tranquility was re-
stored, and the principal leaders were ar
rested.
The English ship os war SeringaPatam,
has been fitted with an iron mast, and
newly invented capstan, said TO have four
times the purchase over those now in use.
The Algerines, at the last dates, were
arming three ships of war to cru'ze against
the Spaniards, in consequence of the accus-
toned tribute not being paid.
The Earls of Fife and EgremoBt, have
reduced their rents 90 per cent.
Letters from Hermanstadt, in Transylva-
MIA, mentionitbat troubles have broken out
in Wallachia. A nobleman, having 1000
horse under his command, had formed
plan to seize the post of Hospodar, on the
sudden death of Prince Sazzo.
Letters from Dublin announce that the
Rev. DR.. Troy, titular archbishop of Lub-
lin, and the Roman Cacholc clergy under
his superintendent at meeting came to
a resolution "that they could not avail them
selves of the provisions Of the bills intro
duced into the House of Commons by Mr..
Plunket, and they were inconsistent with
their principle as Roman Catholics.
The Roman Catholic clergymen of the
city of Limerick have held a meeting and
passed resolutions opposing the bills intro
duced into Parliament by Mr.. Plunket.
The Dublin Morning Post announces the
death Of Lady Plunket, wife of the Right
Hon. W. c. Plunket.
A letter from CRANBERRY, dated the 2Ist
of March. states that the constitution of the
Cortes had been proclaimed there.
From the Florence Gazette, March 81.
BULLETIN OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
Headquarters, San Germano,
March I9.
"Our advanced guard is at Calvi, near
Capua.
Acc ording to concurring and certain &C
counts the NeapoliIan divisions Stationed in
that fortress, under the orders of Generals
Carrascosa, Ambrosio, and Filangieri, may
be considered entirely disbanded, as the
Royal Guards. and after their example,
other military corps, have declared that
they will not fight contrary to the orders of
the King.
&C The fort of Monte Casino was occupied
by the troops Of the Royal Guard, under The
command OF Neapoli:an Colonel The
General in thief summoned the said Colonel
in the name Of bis Majesty TO surrender the
place. While the negotiation W as going
on, the soldiers within the castle revolted,
and, profting by this circumstance, the en-
emy's entrenchments were surprised and
occupied, partly by force, anu partly with
out resistance.
"The militia are disarmed and treated as
prisoners of wa. The Guards. who had al
ready been dis med. have had their arms
and decorations restored As testimony
of their fidelity they will be 10 the mean.
time joined to the Grenadier Brigade OF the
Austrian army.
General Count F.quelmont has this day
gone to Capua, to intimate to the Command
ant of that fortress, that be must surrender
In case OF refusal, the place will be attacked
The day after tomorrow, March 81.
"Count di BOMBELLEs."
Florence, March "a.
Authentic accounts received from Rome,
dated the Goth, state, tina: captain Fetzer,
of the staff OF the Austrian army, had enter
ed Fondi, at the head of three compaa ies
OF husssrs. All the positions of the Epilaflo,
Fondi, and ltri, considered impregnabe.
were voluntarily abandoned by the enemy.
Major Curtis, If the Neapolitan service,
has arrived here With dispatches from the
Hereditary Prince IN his aupust father