Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-24

political Chief OF Burvos had auO,r,,
tina Merino had shown himself sc,i,
former positions, and had Surprised,
tacbment OF troops, with an oHes,,t
regime mt OF Catalonia. NJ. de Te,sp !
proposed to declare the provinces -
contained insurgents in stale ofsje,. ri
Var Minister said, that the Enns,i.
had more than 5000 disposable ,ps,
that Merino could not long escape.
''enaG, i'm. J. 8
Letters from Ccnstan'inople ct tie MI
of May are OF a most affecting Nature, ~ Il
details may be believed. The Crane S. i
ior, exaspera,ed by news from tie ~.
and the Archipelago, had ordered H.,
the Christian Churches in the capital ,,,'
be destroyed. This order had been IN.
diately obeyed. with an excessive ba,b,.;
Sixteen Churches had been RACED from Al
foundations. To a representation i,,, n
Russian Ambassador that this violence w.
offend all Christianity, the Ottoman PM. ~
ment replied merely, that the Sul,so ~
master there, and the grievance bad MI
dictated by reasons OF state" In,elEgsp1
had just before arrived that the Hyd5o,{
had captured 40 vessels frop Egypl, Ltt!
| with corn. Y
Adrianople witnessed another dr,iilE
crime on the 9th May. An ex-Patrarb II
Constantinople, three Greek Bishops, mi
Az other persons of that nation, bad b,sr
publicly murdered. The Jews depOuOo
the Greeks to the Turks. Several Creek
who had endeavored to purchase the sler,
| OF the Jews, found themselves miserably
ceived by those wretches,
A report, not very probable, is in cinu.
ton, that the HydrIots have forced the d.
danelles with 56 vessel Is, and are in The d..
session of one of the castles.
The capital is in CONSERVATION. The ass,
will certainly not put to sea. The trVp,s
expected from Asia Minor do not arrive
those which have an appearance Of leaving
Constantinople, return at night, TO pilass
and assassinate. The bazars and shops ard
closed, and as there is no longer any pel:cal
al safety, all business has ceased.
Madrid June 1.
Public tranquility was disturbed The DEF
before yesterday. An assemblage Of na.os.
al guards and Of guards OF the gate St. j..
rome, went TO the Princes Theatre, wt.,.
they called turiously for the new song =,
Tragala Perro and some other songs; tbs
demand was. at length yielded to. and To-
efervesence subsidized.
The intelligence received from the EnFt
cinado, as to the streng b OF MeriGo, Be
comes, every day, more alarming. Til
war, carried on between them, is terrible
Each shoots the prisoners he makes; an6 L
former, who is always for extremes JeeIare
that be will even shoot the relatives oftho
who may be with Merino. The Cortes In
queniIy hold extraordinary sIttings.
Pest, .Nsyea.
The Post which arrived yesterday tn'
Constantinople brought no satisfactory a;
counts of the stale OF that ely (l0th May.
The fury OF the Turks had absttd since III
deposition OF the VIzler, but there was ST
some fears Of new excessss.
The Greek inhabitants Of ConstantinOpI
are endeavoring, as much as possible, 10 e
cape by night, anG a considerable Dumb'
had succeeded. They 60 20 tbs Ar, hlPsI
go.
Portsmouth, June 3.
Arr. this evening, the Tees, &c guns, CAP
G. Rennie, from the Isle OF France; she II
St. Helena the 10Th Of April. BonapaT
was understood to be very III Of the drop
when the Tees sailed.
From the Nev York .American July 10.
FROM AMSTERDAM.
By the arrival Of the ship Jason, Cox,
80 days from Amsterdam, and IN % irO
the Texel Roads, the Editor of the Ame
can has been favored with Dutch papers
the 9Th Of June inclusive; but they conti
no later political news than has been alrea
anticipated by the recent arrivals from Ii
land. We have been favored by comm
cial friend, with the follow ing extract oil
letter from a respectable Mercantile HOr
in Amsterdam, containing a statement OF t
markets at that place, al the time Of her sa
ing.
Teas are continually dull, and rule oil
| al Wretched prices. while the stock has ]