Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-07

Having thus amply tested their courage
the knights of the eutgut interfered, and at.
ter much persuasion, Toney, though nrt
great reluctance, conceded that his sbatter.
ed reputation was repaired The parl.,
then shook hands, gIinning most conpla.
Gently upon each other, displaying fine
stock of ivory, and lett the ground in hi.
umph. Before dismissing this important, al.
fair, it is proper to remark, that the seconds,
having more care for the lives OF their en-.
pIoyers than they hau themselves, had pru.
IDENTITY, (thougb unknown to the principals
charged The pistols with dough bullets in.
stead OF leaI-the ammunition in pensrl
use among the pastry cooks. The affair, 81
threatening in lis aspect, has thus happily
terminates; and the only evil that has accu.
ed to the parties, is, that by law Of the
state, they are DISTINGUISHED, and rendered
incapable OF holding any Office Of honor or
trust-unless the approaching Convention
in th cir wisdom and power, should think il
espedieut to make provision for cases Of
such extreme delicacy.
Translated for the American from Lis.
bon papers to l5,h July, received at
this Office per the schooner Franklin
Lisbon the eth June, 1921.
From the Diario da Regencia of Lisbon.
Hienna, 26th Nay.
His Majesty, the Emperor of Austria,
has written very hattering letter to
prince Meternich, in which he appoints
him grand Chancellor of State. The
PaShd of Morea complains bitterly to the
Brush Governor OF the conduct OF the
people of the lonian islands; that the re.
bells received from that place every kind
OF munitions of war s. even artillery. Tie
Pasha threatens him, that he will give
positive orders to arrest henceforth all
British vessels, if they continue to carry
on this illicit commerce. The Pasha has
MADE the same complaint to the court Of
Constantlnople; since that period the
Governor Of the lonian Islands has pro, 4
hibited all intercourse with that country,
oruering the inhabitants to take no par.
whatever in the Greek instruction. II
is however, almost certain, that these
prohibitions have produced no effect
the Greeks being too animated to allow
the nselves to be inundated, and the Eu.
ropeans in general who are in Turkey,
contribute much to the success of this
glorious cause. Some by commercial in.
terest and the others by enthusiasm -
Nothing appear. to appease this insured.
ton: on the contrary, they are all active
and vigilant; it IS even supposed, that the
Turks will not be able to retain them
longer under their authority.
SPAIN.
The inhabitants of GalIicia are indig- 4
nant against the orders given for the i'm
pri sonment and exile of the captain gene
raj Espos y Nina, without the partici.
patton of the government; and 1t Is affirm
ed, that the king and his Ministers arc
dissatisfied with these measures against
Nina, whom they know not to be in ia.
vor of the revolution. Gen. Morillo has
shown very decided character, and as
sured the king, that his majesty had
nothing to fear. The King persisted ID
refusing his sanction TO the DEGREES reh.
ing to the patriotic clubs. The club o.
the gold fountain continues its dali!
assemblies with great success.
The attorney General of His Brltano
Majesty, at the request OF the Russian,
Austrian and Prussian Ministers, is gong
to prosecute the Editor of Journal, who
compares the Alliance of Alexander lst-
Francis Cd g, and Frederick William, klng
of Prussia, with the triumph OF OctaU'u@
Lepidus and Marcus AntoniuS.
Smyrna, Julys
As soon as orders were received to lon
volunteer corps, the Turks armt the mse~
Extensively and began TO FIRE On The turOF
aus. The commander oil the. French sour
OF the Patrol and without respecting ihe'
uniform and their titles, they have been H.
treated and put in prison, when as they al
rived at the Guard House, they were r.
leased and put at liber'y 10 he night the
French Consul and the French Commander
went into the house OF the Governor woo
promised them prompt satIsfacton-!Dj
circumstance has augmented the PuDi1
troubles.
Lisbon, Jaiys.
A political and monarchlal consllutIo
has been presented to the Jnnia Of this Ne
gency in order TO be discussed in the COua1
Gil during the Session Of 1921.
July9..
Mr.. Henry Psliard has published NE }
MORE upon the advantages OF opening y
Portugal free port of Commerce 10 all w