Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-21
rxrckr OF TOBACCO TO !EELAED.

the commissioners Of excise tE- 25th ut.
on statement from Newry in Ireland in re-
gard 10 consignment Of tobacco from New
York; and with reference also to a letter
of this board Of the esd ull, to the commits
sioners of excise, directing clause TO be
prepared allowing tobacco to be exported TO
Ireland in vessels OF 70 tons; the Lords Com
missioners OF his majesty's treasury desire
that, until the pleasure of Parliament shall
be known. you will give general directions
for granting such indulgence.
(Sigledj
S.R. LUSHINGTON.
Commissioners Of Customs.
Note-Orders have been sent to the out
ports n conformity.
The following is sal 10 be the Russian
Ultimatum addressed to the Ottoman Porte,
and to which the Grand Seignor has refused
TO give his assent:
81. The Morea, Lower Albania, Thessa-
ly, the Littorae OF Greece and the Islands,
to remain under the Sovereignty of the Porte
but free, and only occupied by the Greeks,
who are 10 form government similar to the
Swiss cantons. The Turks residing in these
parts to quit in SIX months, but 10 be allowed
to sell their property.
"9 Upper Albania, Herzegovina, Dos
MIA, the line Of mountains uniting these pro.
vinces to the right bank Of the Danube, Bull
garia, and all Thrace, to remain under the
dominion OF The Tux; but the christians
inhabiting these provinces to have liberty TO
pass into Greece on the same conditions
granted 10 the Turks 10 the Greek pro-
vinces.
3. Moldavia, WaIlachia, and Servia, to
receive Constitutional Governme which
shall deliver them forever from the influence
of Boyars. These provinces to be entirely
separated from the Ottoman Empire and to
have government under the protection Of
two great Powers:
The King left his palace on the 3Ist of
July to pursue his intended route to Ireland.
The populace followed him, shouting God
save George the Fourth" The king slept
on board the royal yacht in the harbor OF
Portsmouth The same night, and on the next
morning the feet accompanying his ma esty
stood away towards Cowes. TIE king is
ae companiei by suite consisting Of Admi-
raj Sir E. Mage, Gen. SIR HIlgroye Tur-
ner, Sir William Kcppe, Col. Thornton,
Mr.. Douglas, Sir Andrew Barnard, &c.
The Camel storeship anchored at Spit
head on the lst of August from ST Helena,
having Count Bertrand, Montholon and
his lady, and others, forming the suite
of the late e&-emperor Napoleon on
beard.
Accounts from Frankfort. inform Us
that when the inte!li Gence OF the death OF
Donaparte reached Baden, Prince En-
gene, and duches powager Stephania of
DaGen, caused the invitations which they
had ordered for that day to he counter
manded, and Immediately put On mourn
ing.
a letter from Smyrna mentions that
the report OF the lDdlscrimlnate assassin
alton at the Bournadad is not true. On
ly g Greeks were killed.
The affair of Ivalee, proves to have
been bloody business. Several Cree.s
armed vessels arrived off the town and
landed force, vino commenced an attack
upon the TurSs. a bloody enga cement
Turks set fi.e to the town
and the havoc became general among
population from 10000 to sc, 1000. Three
Greeks were killed and 700
Turks.
Intelligence from Vienna to the l7th
Of July mentions that great activity reign
ed in the Austrian CABINET. Dispatches
arrive and depart hourly and for the from,
tiers of TurHey. All eyes are turned
to the decision Of the emperor of Russia
Austria is reinforcing her troops on the
frontiers.
they write from Augsburg, July Is,
that the report OF corps of the Russian
army having entered tioldavia, was not
yet confirmed.
The queen, during the last hours Of her
illness, and not long before she became
insensible, declared that to die was hap
piness to her; that ever since she arrived
in England her enemies had by plots and
endeavored to destroy her
and at last they here destroyed me ! but
| forgive them; die in peace with all
Calling the servant Mariette
Bruno to her bedside, she sadly our
sister Dumont has done me great injury;
but tell her that | forgive-tell her that