davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-10
Ne7r York,July 6.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Nestor, captain Macy,
arrived here yesterday morning, sailed
from Liverpool ON the LIST of June. The
edi ors OF the Gazette find the following
articles in the latest papers, The price
of American produce had undergone no
material change.
English Stocks May 3O-Red Ann
~ S-Consols 76i-Do for account Il
SO Four per Cents,el4.
French Funds, Nay 26-Five per cents
Slf. 35c.- Bank Stock l5o2f SOC.
Prices at LiOerpool. May so.
Rice, American. lSs I'd. to l6; Flax
seed for crushing, AZ to ASS Quercitron
b rk, l2 to 22s Turpentine, los I'D to
lSs Rosin, 9s to 9s Sd. Pot-ashes, U. S
~ to AS, Pearl-ashes, al to 42s. Cot
ton, New Orleans, Sd to Is i'd. Bowed
Geor gia to lod Sea Island, good to
fine. Is Sd. to Is Cd Tobacco, James
River, Sd to Sd stemmed, 81 to 81: Ken
tucky and Georgia leaf. "a to sd; Pine
Timber, Am yellow, Is Sd to Is 3d.
The London Courier contains circu
lar despatch, addressed by the sovereigns
of Russia, Austria and Prussia, to their
ministers at foreign courts detailing the
causes which led to their assembling at
Troppau and Laybach, and developing
the principles upon which they acted in
the recent critical injunction of affairs in
italy. This dispa ch announces that the
congress will meet again in the course of
the next year, ''when will be taken into
consideration the fixing of term to the
measure which, from the acknowledge
ment of the courts of Italy and particu-
larly of those of Naples and Turin, have
been Judged necessary to consolidate
the tranquility of the Peninsula"
The Earl of Sheffield died at his house
in Portland Place, on the 30th May
London, May so
Getty, one o'clock-The funds con-
tinue to advance with great rapidity, At
IL o'clock, consols for account were IA.
Extensive policies are opened in the City,
given IS guineas to receive lO0.if Consols
for the present July reach so A few
DAYS ago these policies were freely taken
but the late rapid sdvance has, we un-
derstand. checked the speculation. The
general opinion appssrs favorable to
further and considerable rise"
We have been favored with variety of
letters and papers direct from Spain; from
which it appears, that even IN those pla-
ces where tranquility prevails, fear seem
to be entertained of political commissions.
In Valencia it would appear that discon
tent is more general than in any other
direction. At Algesiras; public tranquil
ity was pretty much restored, but Bar
celona and IT'S neigh5orhood were still the
scenes of many excuses.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-10

The ship Meteor, at New York, in 80
days from Europe, brings London dates TO
the 3Oth of May, and Liverpool to the Is;
OF June. We are indebted to the attention
o. our New. York correspondents for copious
extracts. from which we have compiled the
following summary, in addition to various
items in detail, among which will be found
several important state papers.
In our last, we noticed the deposing Of the
Grand Vizier, and the appointment Of a
successor. The circumstance which led to
this sudden change, are Of most appalling
nature. Ii appears that as far back as the
year ITO, when the insurrection in Wala-
CHA and MoIdavia first broke out, propo-
sition was then made in the Divan to massa-
ere all the Christians in the Ottoman En-
pire, computed at l2 millions. This hor-
rid proposition was renewed in 1890, in
1907, and, latterly on the breaking out ofthe
present revolt. 1t was opposed by the
Grand Vizier aud the Mutt as contrary to
sound policy and religion. These men hav-
ing been stripped of authority, the people
were, for time, left to act as they pleased,
Their rage against the Greeks at Constanti-
nople, is represented as beyond all .oncep.
ton. They commenced with pillaging the
merchants; seized the Greek patriarch aud
members of tie synod, whom they put 10
The torture, and afterwa ards hanged. Chris
tians, [says private letter. dated Constan.
tinople. April 49, "have been mastered
by the popuIace by hundreds; entire streets
in Pera have been set on FIRE, and all the in
habitants. not excepting women and chill
dren, have been either burned or assassin
ated." The most blood thirsty are the Ash.
attic troops. They come BY forced marches,
and plumber, murder, and drag away the
women and girls,
Other accounts state, that the arrival Of
the new Grand Vizier had produced bet.
ter disposition Of the police; but it is added,
that 1.-THE Dragoman Of the Porte, and 10
other Greeks have been decapitated, or
hanged, in the course Of one day"
The grand Seignior, to revenge the Insur-
rection in his northern provinces has bad re-
course to the most dreadful reprisals. The
Greek Patriarch, has been strangled and
four Arehbishops have been mastered.
The departure of such foreign ministers as
wished to leave th. capital is said 10 have
been stopped.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-10
Died,

On the 9Th inst. at the residence Of \
father, Judge Cranch, Mrs MARY Ncm1
aged 10 years, the wife of Richard c. VI
tor, Esq. OF this town, and on the Glib b
her infant daughter aged IL days IN
were yesterday deposited in one grave
midst a large concourse, OF people, VII
sympathy for the surviving husband, an: 1
spect for the many virtues of the decas
bad drawn to witness the affecting seer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-10
III, REdDNG-ROOM .H
80 MARINE JOURNAL. ~

PORT OF ALEKANDRLa, July 1
SAILED.
Sch. Geo. - Toby, Portsmouth, ~
Sch. Only Son, Fuller, Halifax.
Sch. Mary. Moffett, Baltimore.
Ship Welbelmina. Wilson, from hence
rived at Liverpool, June 9.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-10

1t is stated that the lady Of q
Ambassador at Constan,inoDl. I'
grossly insulted, and that an E,. -,
had been shot by Turk on bo, sun
sci 10 the harbor. WI
Letters from Trieste Of The ia
say, that Greek priest had arr;vs ~
bach, and requested an audieue. n -
p.ror Of Austria, which had b.
him. us
A" article, dated Corfu, April 81,
that notwithstanding the prob;b,,'
the different Governments of Ev,on.
their subjects joining the revolsd :
the army OF the latter every dav o,
presence OF some new European a.
more regular and imposing ory,n;,''
The Turkish Commandants hs,s T.
co""u'".e ~ Tue troops under lhei, ~
from which frequent deserlious NJ.
to the opposing force"
Accounts from Jassy 10 the o.,
confirm the previous intelligence oisE
vance Of the Greeks beyond tie D,,''
They also state that the Greek pin.,
taken al English vessel, bound fran a,
to Liverpool, with tallow; for the ~,
which they demanded 100, 900 Di,,.s
The accounts which have Reached i
land OF the serious indisrosilion OfS.If
peror Napoleon, are not credited in d,
informed circles.
1t was currently reported tha, Ii. H.,
Span had sent apresent OF some in. :
ISL Wine ito the king and Queen NJ
land" which, at FIRST, was sent 10 h, j
cellars, but tina, bis majesty had afl.,'
ordered it to be equally divided, ~
halt sent to bis vile.
Several extensive failures have ,,,,
taken place at Manchester.
A most extraordinary fraud bu h
been detected by the government, III
eigns to great extent have been couu.-
ed, by casting platIna with gold, the @.
ic gravity of the two metals being n!
equal. 10 melting down some soy.,,
the platina was detected at The BOTH,
the crucibIe.
There have been exported from Lon
to the Italian markets, since the 5tb Of D.
airy, SO, 700 quarters of bonded wheat
4l,6OO quarters have been exporledr
same time from the outports.
The king lately ordered severe r,t
to be made in the Gazette upon a Mr.. A
author OF book On Cancers-and on !
Iels, The inventor OF the Life Preserve.
having both obtained The honor Of kn.
hood by stealth.
Mr.. Brougham intends withdrawing
education bill, with the view oil forur
new one, in which the clergy will be de-
ed of the power so much objected to /
present bill.
THE austrian Loan.-It is said, Ii
GOODNESS has taken place between Ers
and Austria, owing to demand FROM
former of the fuIiment of the paym.r
the Austrian Loan, which that Court
treated slightly; and it is expected tb,
the request is not soon complied with, s
great difficulties will take place with
Austrian Cabinet.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-10

causes-it is not the man who behaved SO
bad. y OH the day Of conflict, that the ia
cility OF such success ought to be attri
buted. 1t is referable to principle more
coming. and more worthy of considers
ton.
e.Providence struck with terror consci-
enccs SO culpable. and the disapprobation
of the people whose fate the artificers OF
trouble had compromised, caused the arms
to fall from their hands.
"Only destined to combat and to re-
press rebellion, the allied forces, far from
sustaining any exclusive interest, came to
the succour of subjugatsd people, and
the people have considered their conduct
as support in favor of their liberty and
not as an attack against their indepeh-
dence. From thence war ceased; from
thence the states that revolt had attacked,
have only been states friendly to the pow
ers which never had any other wish than
their tranquility and their well being.
"In the midst of these grave conjec-
lures, and in so delicate a position, the
Allied Sovereigns, in accord with their
Majesties the King of the Two Sicilies
and the King of Sardinia, judged it in
dispensable to take temporary measures
of precaution, indicated by prudence and
prescribed by common safety The allied
troops, whose presence was necessary to
the re establishment of order, have been
stationed on suitable points, solely with
the view of protecting the exercise OF le-
ultimate authority, and of aiding the pre-
paration, under this Egis, of benefits,
which will efface the traces of such great
misfortunes.
1.-The Justice g. disinterestedness which
have presided at the deliberations of the
Allied NIonarchs shall always regulate
their policy. For the future, as for the
past, its object shall always be the pre-
servation of the independence and the
rights of every state, such as they are re-
cognised and defined by existing treaties.
The result even of movemdnt SO danger
GUS will still be under the auspices of pro-
violence, the confirming (raffermlssement)
of the peace, when the enemies of the
people endeavored to destroy, and the con-
ISOLATION of an order of things which will
ensure to nations their repose and their
prosperity.
penetrated with these sentiments, the
allied Sovereigns, in putting termina-
tion to the conferences at Laybach. wish
to announce to the world the principles
which have guided them. They are de-
ternined never to depart from them; and
all the friends of worth will see and con-
stantly find in their union a secure guar
antee against the attempts of disturbers
cit is with this object that their Impe-
rial & royal Majesties have ordered their
Plenipotentiaries to sign and to publish
the present Declaration.
"Laybach, May IL, 1921.
a. SMETTERNICH,
Baron De VINCENT,
PRUSSIA KRUSEMARCK.
lNESSELRODE,
RUSSIA SCAPO DISTRlAS,
(POZZO DIBORGO'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-10
For Sale

A NEGRO WOMAN, and BUl
"A about nine months old They will
be sold out Of the district. For terms OIL .
enquire at this Office.
July 9.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-10

The Passengers from Baltimore. we are
sorry to say, bring the information that sew
eral cases of the Yellow Fever have occur
red about Bowley's and Smiths wbarves,
and That the People are removing from that
neighborhood with proper precipitation. and
other precautionary measures are taking, in
consequence Of proclamati ton Of the May
or.-ht.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-10
10 Dollars Reward,
WILL be paid for apprehendtng
w securing
Negro Fanny,

who runaway on the a9th OF June last. y
is about twenty years Of age, about sH T. T.
high. stout made, Of very dark eonpn
ion; she took with her a variety OF elosj
ing, part of which was not made up. -,
negro had been hired to John Dixon, %
Occoquan Bridge, for some time past, y
from whose employ she absconded: ! D."
reason to believe that she will endea'ol
get to Baltimore Reasonable charges"
be paid if brought home by ,
JEREMIAH DO"ELb'
july eaw2"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-10
Was Found,

IN Sunday evening last, on the rO'',
" the burying ground, a gold sleeve y
ton: The owner may have it on appl'e'n.
to the printer, by giving a description, J.
paying the cost of this advertisement,
july 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-10

Extract efa letter from George Moore, Esq
.american Consul at Trieste, Austria, to a
geatleman IN Bait,mcre, dated llh May.
"By a vessel arrived to day, in Is days
from Constantinople, we hear that the Greek
Patriarch and four Bishops had been hung,
by order of the Government; and that subse-
auently, almost general massacre OF the
Greeks bad commenced, which was still 60
ing forward when this vessel sailed. The
English Ambassador had several shots fired
a; him, and only escaped assassination by
running. The Greek insurrection in the
Morea is going on iavorably. A descendant
OF the Old Greek Emperors is arrived here
from Russia-it is supposed with the view
of proceeding to the Morea, to join his coun-
,rymen in their endeavors TO throw of the
Turkish yoke"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-10
FROM ST. AUGUSTINE.


Sapannah, June 80.
By las. evenings Southern Mail we re.
ceived letter from our Correspondent in
ST. Augustine, dated the aist OF June, 1891,
stating that 81 have merely to mention that
the change of Government has not yet taken
place, although hourly expected; every ar
rangement is now making for the exchange
OF aags--the Government, however, is de-
iermined that all the Spanish troops shall be
embarked previous 10 the landing Of the
Americans, and to prevent any thing like
disturbance, all the vessels are, believe,
chartered on very high terms, say from D70O
to $500 for the run to Havana. ] am at
loss to say how the produce here is to be
conveyed to the United States, unless yes
sells arrive from Savannah or Charleston, not
now expected"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-10

lies
9<3|1e de |
>eJeDq
do not
SiSfhssi]
4 kVPJ j
't,zDe OF |
4 ~. n
t8.16d It'd
" oOr U
#sslA. 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
From the Village Record.

The articles ''On Newspapers" select
ed from the Long Island Star, is SO full
of good sense, that we beg OF our subscri-
bers if they have neighbor who is able to
take paper and does not, to lend it to
him to read We have no doubt but the
perusal will add fifty to our list, and ''the
more the merrier," as the saying goes.
Some will pretend to say, perhaps that
''the times are hard, and they can't afford
it." Now this, to inine-tenths who make
the excuse will be without any just foun-
dation. Can't afford it9 Why what a tri-
fle it is. A small glass of gin, or pint
ofbeer, which as Corporal Trim said, els
gone in moment" will cost more, by
thirty per cent. than a newspaper, which
after being read by the father OF the ia
mily, will impart pleasure and instruction
to the wife, the children, the servants.
and then, remember it is worth half its
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
Charleston. May 10.
THE SPANISH TARIFF.

THE SPANISH TARIFF.
A friend has politely furnished US with
translation of the following official order,
lately published at Havana, and received at
this port by the Eudora.
/, DON JOSE SEDANO. Provincial In.
tendant, by br.vet, Collector Of the Customs
Of this city, and its jurisdiction, appointed
by his Majesty. &c.
Do hereby make known for the informa.
ton of the public, and more especially TO
the merchants of this place, that, in conse-
quence of the exposition Of the economical,
agricultural and commercial corporation Of
this Consulate, dated Cd inst. and agreea-
bly, to the resolve of the provincial Deputa-
ton, in ITS extraordinary sttings on the Sd
inst. and in conformity with the resolutions
of the municipality of this city, of the 9th
inst. all OF which have been approved by bis
excellency the Captain Gen.ra and chief
civil magistrate, and communicated on the
same day last mentioned 10 II. II. the lnlen-
daDt, who has the general superintendent,
in this province, of the public revenues, it
has been finally determined by the two
principal authorities of the government Of
the nation resident here, to postpone for
eighty days, to commence from the l4lh inst.
the term fixed by the law OF the 5h October
ut. to put into operation in the ultra tlarine
provinces the new tariff OF duties, and that,
in the interval, no innovation be made in
the commercial system at present in practice
nor 10 the duties now esta llished. In the
mean while the Consulate will, with all pos
sible despetch, as 1t has promised 10 you,
prepare The convenient report, with the as
s.s,ance of the committees Of the Provincial
DeputatIon Of the municipality OF the city,
and of the Economical Society Of the same,
and with the advice OF the Comptroller and
Treasurer OF this provincial treasure, all of
whom will contribute 10 the desirable pur-
pose. which the aforesaid Provincial Depu-
taton has in view according 10 its resolves
Of the 9th inst. as it does more fully appear
from The documents deposited al this Gus
tom House, under my charge.
(Signedl JOSE SErANO.
Hauana, I7h April, 1921.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
OFFICIAL.
Rio JdneirO, 2Sth FEB. 1891.


Oath tdken.-In the year of our LORD
e6th Feb 1881, in the city of Rio Janelr3
in the saloon of the theatre, appeared ~
serene highness the prince royal OF ti|
united Kingdoms Of Port Royal and Az
garves. Don Pedro Alcantara, where th
city council of this town and court OF II"
Janeiro had already met after readlp:
in the balcony of the saloon before IN
people and troops which were present, S
roysl decree of his majesty the king, GU 9t
lord, of the cath February last, in when
his majesty certified to his subjects, ta''
he will swear immediately and sanctND
the constitution which is forming in r"
tugal, and that this oath and sanction n',
not be doubted he has ordered the prp''
royal should in his name give the oath :
this moment to the constitution that ni':
be made in Portugal, and that this &c
may be known, l make this act which la
been signed by the city council. Write
and signed by me,
A. Nj. PINTO DE BRITO,,
Secretary to the COune''
1.-THE names of the councillors follow
On the same day and hour, the PripI;;
Royal, in the name of the king our 'G n1
his august father and lord, that hs'1
swear IN the following manner:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18

i'ragable proof of the sincerity and recu-
tude of my intentions, and DESTROYS that
persons of talent, experience, and probi-
ty, should cooperate with me in causing
the constitution to be observed through
out the whole monarchy, and who also
may dexterously and carefully remove the
obstacles which may occur, and avoid all
motives of disturbance and discomfort,
have resolved to address myself to the
Cortes on this occasion, and avail myself
of their information and zeal, in order to
choose the new secretaries OF state.
know that this is a prerogative of my own
but am also aware that it will not clash
with it's exercise, if the Cortes point out
to me, and even name the persons most
deserving of public confidence, and who,
in their opinion, are most suitable to fill
these high offices with utility and merit.
Composed of representative of all the
provinces, no body can guide me better in
this delicate affair than they, and with
less risk of the choice not being accepta-
BILE. That advice and information, which
each deputy, individually, would not re-
fuse me, if ask it, they will not refuse
me, now assembled, and therefore trust
they will prefer motives of public good to
all considerations of delicacy and pune
tito"
Ans1rer by the Cortes.
"Neither the principles recorded in
the constitution, nor other considerations
inseparabIe from the representative sys-
tenn of public utility, allow the Cortes to
take the part the king wishes in the no
mination of fresh persons for the minis
try. The only thing the Cortes can now
advise and impress on ii. Nj. in order to
correspond worthily with his august conf
dence and the general wishes of the ma
ton, is that the welfare of the latter, as
we'll as of his majesty himself, efiicaci-
ously requires that the persons who are
to fill these high situations should have 81,
ven positive and eminent proofs of their
adhesion to the constitutional system,
and that they are, and always have been,
favorable to the liberty and independence
of the nation, and as it is commanded
with regard to Offices less important. BY
order of the Cortes, we communicate the
same to you. in order that you may report
the same to his majesty, and in answer to
the communication of yesterday, trans
mitted by your predecessor in office, in
closing the royal decree.
March 3, 1921.
TO the Secretary Of Marine"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
MISSOURI.

The St. Charles :" Missourian" states It as
probable that the 6 Governor will call toge.
Their the two houses ofthe General Assembly;
and that applications have heen made to him
from respectable quarters, to that effect, -
The principal object of the special SEES
sion will be " to take into consideration
the resolution OF Congress. Some difference
of opinion seems to pervade her citizens on
the subject OF acqu;escing in this resolutions;
but the Mssoarian in The following extract,
most probably expresses the sentiments OF
the majority:
eve hope the legislature will perform as
an act Of courtesy, the condition prescribed;
leaving the effect of it to the decision Of fu-
ture assemblies. The declaration is merely
tantamount to the oath 'aken to support the
Constitution of the United States. 1t does,
indeed, seem to be hiiing with the solemn
business Of the nation, for Congress thus to
set up their resolution as supplement to the
Federal Constitution. If the rights of free
negroes and citizens of the several states, are
guaranteed by that Constitution, what better
security can those persons have than that
charter of American liberty. and the august
tribunals of justice, acting under It's authori-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18

ty? What other pledge is necessary. not on
ly that Missouri, but that Congress them
selves will not violate that Constitution, than
the oath of free and honorable men! Is a
declaration more solemn and binding than
an oath? If the rights of other citizens are
not extended to people OF colour by the fe'
deral Constitution, ours is not repugnant to
il; aud why this solemn public act, predi'
Gated on their supposed interests! This So
Iemn treaty business, is a modern improve
ment in politics, and reflects on the heads or
hearts OF those who would grant Missouri no
other boon. A compliance with the condI-
ton, however, will be the lesser evil, and
will place this state above the fear or favor
of any party"