Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-21


! One Of the passengers lad died almost
As soon she was rescued from the wreck.
A horse belonging the Earl of Portar
lmgton contrived to get ashore. The yes
sci struck within half mile of the land!
Lord Liverpool gave orders in pursu-
ance OF command, that her ma iesty should
be carried to Brunswick, pursuant to the
directions given IN the queens will An
escort was appoited to accompany the
body to the continent. The procession
lett London on the 18th. The Glasgow
frigate is appointed to take the body.
Accounts from Augsburg, dated Aug.
Sd say that the news from Turkey. men,
toned that new insurrection had taken
place at Constantinople; troop of Jan
issares PROCEEDED from thence to Bujuk-
dcre, and massacred Baron Strogonoff
the Russian Ambassador, together with
many persons OF the Legation. The pop
ulace of Constatineple, supported by the
| Jans.aries. were running about the
streets crying death to the GreeKs and
( the Russians" The Grand Vizier and
captain. Pacha had been dismissed The
Refs Effendi decapitated.
The Grand Seignor is said to have re-
iected the utimatum OF the Cabinet of
ST. Petersburgh, and hostiities were ex-
pected to commence Immediately between
the Turks and the Russians
Spain is convuIsed by new schism in
her Church. The Pope will not inter-
tere
Cen Count de Wittgenstein, comman-
der in chief OF the Russian army OF the
; South, has received orders to enter the
province of Moldavia.
A conflict has already taken place
between body Of Russian troops in pass
! inc the prnth with a column If the army
| OF Jussut Pacha.
The Austrians are pushing their for
ces for the frontiers OF Turkey-Ihe
| Austrian forces are 100000 men. The
| Russ ian army amounts 10 600 600 men,
War is resolved upon. Austria and Rus
sia take The field agai nsi Turkey.
A Russian ship had been sunk by the
forts in passing the Dardanelies, and all
on board persisted.
All the branches Of the Royal family,
in or near London, who had heard of
the Queen, appeared in mourning on
Thursday as did those of the Kings
and the different Royal Establishments
The cabinet ministers and the principal
official gentlemen liNewise appeared in
mourning on that day.
Striking instance Of the improvement
of the navigation Of the Ciyde.-The fine
American brig Superb, ego ons burthen,
arrived on Friday at tie Broomilaw
from New YORK, with fall cargo, chief
ly cotton. This is the largest foreign YES
eel, fully loaded that has come up to Glas- ,
cow. She is said to be intended for a +
regular trader between r. York and !
Glasgow.
Neutrality-suspicious., August z, 4 O.
clock, P, NJ.
"In the course Of the morning her ma
iesty has suddenly bee ONE much worse. /
M Bailie, ". G. Nation, III Holland
DR.. Ainslie and Dr. Warren arrived ,
shortly after.
Mr.. Wilde between four and five was
summoned to her ma iesty's chamber !
AT that time marked aItera ion-an al .
iteration which could scarcely be mistaken
had taken place in her appearance
The illus;rous sufferer herself seemed
perfectly aware Of the change; and amid
the tears Of all who surrounded her.
spoke with camness and with res gnation
OF hcc approaching dissolution. She
thanked her friends for the care they had
bestowed uponher; lamented her inability
to reward their kindness as it deserved,
and expressed the most perfect conviction
that in few hours she should cease to
need their attention. She commended
her soul with humility. but with conf
dence to her creator, and trusted to meet
that justice In another world which had
been denied to her in this.
The dangerous state OF her Majesty ha-
wing been made known, Dr. Washington,
Mr. Hobheuse, The hon ID. Kinnaird, and
many other personal friends of her Ma
jesty, came with breathless haste Ham
mersmith was traverscd by gentlemen on
horseback, or servants sent out on the
same errand Among the latter, were
messengers from their Royal Highnesses
the Duchess of Kent and the Duke of
Sussex. The gates of the Bradenbursh-
house were also beseiged by anxious in
quiries. whose earnest and respectful de-
meanor sufficiently evinced their attach
ment for the Royal sufferer.
About eight in the evening, the phvsi-
clans, after having spent considerable
time in cons ltation, gave drec ions to
have their horses taken out, and declared
their intention Of remaining till some de-