Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-16
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LATEST NEWS.


The fast sailing ship Ann Maria, Captain
watkinson, arrived here Yesterday in %
a,vs frum Liverpool.--She sailed On the
! ,o,b of las. month, and brings our dates one
d,v later than by the Cortes. The Extracts
u;vsn below are from file of the London
. Courier. received at the Gazette office.
Thsrs had been no variation in the prices,
Price Of Stocks in London, June SIS
Ger cent. red. 75 rs; Consols for acct. TIA.
French Funds, June So per cents. Bot.
sse. Bank Stock, 1921. Soc.
An article from Madrid OF the Gath OF
! Nav. SAYS, "Government appears to be de-
e,d.d to send TO America sbe two iutants.
/ Don Carlos, and Don Francisco de Paulo,
m. Tor the North, and the other for the
South parts of that country.
The London Courier cOntradicts the re-
mort Of expected changes in the Ministry
AMI says that there is no foundation Tor any
oi the schemes which have been suggested
y ,or new arrang ements in the Cabinet.
The House OF Commons have voted
grant OF 5000 year to the Duke OF CLAIR
ence.
In The House of Commons the 9th ult. IN
answer to question from MIR. bernel, relat'
ing 70 the disturbances in COnstantinople,
the MARQUIS OF Londonderry replied, that
il was unfortunately true tina: disturbances,
and those of most painful nature, had oc-
Cured, but that his Majesty's Ambassador 10
the Porte. aided by the Ministers OF the 9TH
q or powers Of Europe, had done all in their
! power 10 protect Europeans from The dan
i gcrs TO which many Of them were exposed.
As soon as the first notice Of the events
4 which had occurred there had reached this
country, the Admiralty had taken care to
adopt such measures as would prevent any
dauger to British shipping, or other proper
ty in the Archipelago"
AT a meeting OF the Privy Council on the
9Th, it was agreed to issue proclamation
announcing the Kings Coronation 10 take
place on Thursday the 18th OF July.
On The 9th the Queen, with select par
~, dued with the LORD Mayor at the Man
sion- House.
London. June 9.
The Paris Papers of Wednesday last have
4 arrived this morning. The following are
extracts -
From the Banks OF the Danube, May 90.
4 The Pacha OF the Morea has complained
m bitter terms to the English Administration
10 the lonian islands, that tn insurgents are
supplied from thence with arms. arnmuni-
ton. aud even artillery; he, therefore,
threatens to enforce very rigorous measures
against the English trade, and adds, that be
y will seQuestrate all the property OF British
subjects, ii such abuses are continued He
has sen, report on this subject 10 Constan-
nnsple. In consequence vi the above d.
laration, an express prohibition has beeI
published throughout the lonian Islands to
ali the natives and residents, not TO take
part, directly or indirectly, in the insurrec-
ton against the Porte, under very severe
peaalie,. "--Ceurier Francois
We nave received flanders and Dutch
Papers Tins morning, 10 the 5th Instant,
from which we make the following ex
tracts. TAe article dated Zantc, wl.i DC
reaa with paiui'ai interest. Ine savage
inGi.ullils offered to tine corpse of the
venerable Patriarch. prove that the lapse
ofcenturies has done nothing towards nu-
maniziug the ianaticai disciples OF Isla
Inism:-
Zdate, Nay 6.
The following are some particulars Of
the baroarous execution of the Patriarch
Uutra.es of the most atrocious descrip-
ton which maze humanity shudder, were
committed on the body of this venerable
old man, VINO was nearly 80 years of age.
After his straEgulation, band OF mlser-
able raggamuffins was ordered to cut the
rope, and to drag the body, tied by the
feet, to the arsenal, when the executloner
threw it into the Bosphorus 1t is easy to
conceive the indignation which these
scenes have excited throughout the Greek
church; where the Patriarch, for his pub
lie character and his private virtues, was
IS much honored as the Pope was in the
Latin Church, In the 18th century. Eve
nv day the Clergy were bound to pray for
him, and for the Synod, and this daily
recollection must increase their rage. The
number and riches of the Clergy must
render them extremely formidable.
STILL LATER.
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