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

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Venetian kingdom, on the 18th, On the
other hand we learn, from private letter
to the same date that though it had been
stated with sufficient probability, that the
conferences at Laybach were concluded
considerations of high Importance have
dediced otherwise. The Congress, as We
mentioned yesterday, was understood to
be prolonged, and consequently the resi-.
dence of the superiors of Austria, and
Russia. and the ministers of great powers
at Laybach, may yet be of some duration:
This intelligence has opened large field
for political conjecture, and given circula-
ton to a multitude of reports, every one
more contradictory than another.
Accounts from Constantinople, dated
the 10th, state. according to these papers,
that the Grand Vizier is deposed, and
Benduli-Ah Pashaw appointed his success
sor. The Porte, it is said, is making Wig
orous preparations against the Insurgents,
and the new Grand Vizier is soon expect
ed, and is to bring with him numerous
troops from Asia. Through the same
communication from Vienna, to which we
have alluded, we learn that letters from
Petersburgh confirm the reports of extra
ordinary movements in she Russian arm
les. which are concentrating on different
points, and that the Imperial Guard has
definitely left chat capital and marched
towards the frontiers. We learn also
from Pennsylvania, that the subjects OF
Russia, serving with the Greek Insur-
gents, have not yet obeyed the order OF
their government, requiring their return
to Russia in s days, which had expired.
On the contrary it appears that new
Greek corps lately organized at Jassy has
marched to join the army Of Prince Up
slant. There appear to have been some
sanguinary actions in the Morea, and we
are assured that the Turkish troops have
been repulsed on several points by the In
surgents. BY recent accounts received in
England direct from Zante, we are in
formed that no fewer than $1,000 Greek
refugees, from the Morea chiefly, have
thrown themselves on the protection and
humanity Of the Ionian Government, and
that Revolution had AIKEN place in the
Island of Hydra, one of the richest in the
Archipelago, inhabited wholly by Greeks,
and to which the greatest number of yes
sells under that flag belong.
Price of the French Funds.-On Tues
day the Five per cents were 83f. 90c-
Bank Actions. l560f. On Wednesday,
according to the statement brought yes
terday by an Express, the price of the
rentes was 84f Sc, and of Neapolitan
Stock in that market 6S 81
Frankfort, May Is.
Numerous detachments of Greeks con-
tinually arrive in Moldavia and Walla-
CHA, and augment the force under the
command of Prince Ypsilanti This
Chief is abundantly provided with money.
and pays his soldiers largely. At Bucha-
rest he was Joined by 1000 young Greeks,
relatives of wealthy families, principally
from Vienna, Auda and Odessa. MANY
European Regiments have deserted their
corps and entered the Greek service.
From the Bucbouino, AprH 25.
Notwithstanding the disapprobation Of
the Greek instruction openly expressed
by the Russian government, detachments
of 90 or 80 Greek recruits arrive daily
at Jassy, where they are armed, and pro-
coed to join Ypsiianti
News had been received from Bucha-
rest to the l4th of April, that Gabrova t.
Tironova, two towns in Bulgaria. beyond
the Danube, have resisted on their arms
being demanded by the Turks-and had
closed their gates.
Robbery had become so common
IL Wallachia, that caravans of 50 or 40
wagons are attacked and pillaged. These
outrages are said to be committed by the
adherents of Theodore
On the 18th of April, Duca followed
Ypsilanti with the rear guard of 1000
men
The following letter contains some i'm
portant news regarding the state of popu
lar feeling in Spain 1t seems that new
instructions have broken out in Mrrcia.
"Pdris, May 20-Sunday.
THE news from Madrid is of a very
serious character Two couriers arrived
here late yesterday morning, bringing &C.
counts of very alarming instructions
having broken out in Murcia, in the cap
ital of which it is said about fifty persons
have lost their lives. All events are ex-
aggerated here; but believe what have
stated above is the extent of the evil in
that quarter at present. The GueriIlas in
all parts augment rapidly and Madrid it.
self is in state of ferment and uneasi
ness not to be described. The King, if
we may rely on the last letters of the 10th
inst. is about to quit the capital and its
neighborhood for Toledo, or some other
place where he can be in greater security
On the 9th there were some serious dis
turha pces which tho Ministry h,a M