Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
Paris. Sspt. 9.

sl0e1 In flenmoDt, anu "''
the crown OF the Greek emp re, oy So
emn deputation, died on saturday III
Paris.
Letters have been received from odes'
sa dated the 18th of Aug which cohnei'
the news of the arrival of Baron dc stfos-
onoff at Odessa, and that o. the departure
of three couriers. which we're despatched
to the chief of the army in bessarapla' I"
the Admiral of the feet at seoaStopol'
and to his Majesty the Emperor al 81
Peters6urgh.
frankfort, Sspt.4
1t is affirmed that the Emperor a'eXahuer'
faithful to the principles which forms ,he
Holy Alliance, will take no decisive sep
without the previous consent o, ms h'st ~
| lies; it was on this account that Zen. ocho'
" aiotf was sent to Berlin, and other Ffis"h'
ages we're sent on missions to faris, VIENNA
and even London, although England IS o
party to the Holy Alice. Russia Is
said, will not act decisively until answers
| from the different Court shall have Ifschen
St. Petersburg. AT this time the Emperor
may have received the answer o. me rof'e,
and have learned the arrival OF the baron ue
Strogonof a Odessa.
Nuremburg. September 3.
There are good reasons Tor believing 'l"'
the negotiations open on the suojec' Vi .ne
affairs of Turkey are on the eve OF closing
In consequence, the decaration oil war 'fo'n
the Cabinet OF ST. Petersburgh is mooenta'
rl'y expected.
The Russian troops :anged along the IRON
tiers OF the Ottoman empire are ha'iy con;
centrating. The Generals who command
them have received orders from their o"Ve-
reign, the execution OF which Will not lake
place until after the arrival OF the E"Pefor,
who is expected 10 review the armies o' Tie
south and wes,.
1t is affirmed that during the negotiations
which took place al Constant'noplr prev,rous'
" TO the departure of Baron Str0gonof Tor
Odessa. the ministers Of several Powers OF
the South addressed oote, to the Di"an, IN
which they were Tar from APPROVING We H.
surrection of the Creeks. 10 this clcu'n'
stance is attributed the tone OF hrmness
wbch the Ottoman Government has hitherto
shown in its discussions with the ltussian
Minister.
Odessa. Ausua II.
! No person here has any doubt that hosti-
lilies will speedily commence: it Us even
thought that the couriers which have oeeh
despatched to the feet and head quarters
were bearer. ri the necessary INSTRUCTIONS.
formal declaration by our august Sovereign
is nov looked TOR.
Augsburg, Sept.2.
"The Russian Minister. refused to receive
the last note which the Porte addressed to
him through the Reis Efendi; he declared
that il oupht,o be sent direct to St. Pertsrs-
burg /, appears hat tbs English Ambassa
dor took upon himself 80 forward the saln
note 10 lis destination, by addressing II To
the English ilm!ster at 81. Petersburg. On
is side the Porte despatched duplicate CO.
DIV 10 the Russian cabinet, accompanying 1t
with fresh complaint, against Baron de Stro-
gonof.
Letters from Vienna state, that the answer
oil the Porte 20 the Russian nl''"a'u"' u
couched in very energetic Terms.
We have received from Augsburg con.
frmatIon OF the statement that the RUSSIAN
vessels placed under sequesration bad been
released, and that tue passage Of tie Daid'-
neIles had been again opened to them. The
departure Of Mr.. Strneonof may have mt
!milaiedtrs Ottoman Government, and obI!-
eei II to resort tu those demonstrations a a
pacific nature. WHICH 1t wall tot be IN us
power 10 continue, and upon which II places
so little reliance that it has caused all The
disposabe troops 10 march tor holHa'ia.
.ljadrtd, .fus. 20.
We hear that the commissioners from
| Terra Flrma, who arrived IN his CITY some
time ago. have received fresh instructions
since the rupture of the armlstice between
the troops of the nation and those cCmmanC.
ed by General Bolivar. But II Is now saiu
commissioners are to leave Span ana 10 20
wherever they think proper. for which pqr-
pose tpev Wi receive passports accordingly.
Ne should be hapry that the reasons "hich
hinder the continuation OF tins negotiation
might cease; but, meantime we believe
tina; their stay in Madrid Cannot ny any
mean. be justified.
A part of the vessels belonging TO the roy
| Al squadron from Dublin, arrived al fly-
mouth on the 18th. The arrival of the other
ship. with the king, was moment!y expected.
The Coroner's jury have found verdict
of manslalght-r against ten officers ami men
e the Lille Guards, for the killing OF Honey,
the day OF the Queens funeral.
The Duke OF Wellington had arrived IN
England from Paris. It's ated that while
there, he was challenged by Young Ney, son
ot the Marshal, and that the duke was ohlig-
Il 10 take considerable pains 10 avoid being
nsnlied by him.
pJnCR ApHICA, NOTICE.