Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-25

for executions; and il is likewise asserted in
them that the enterprise has to expect the
support Of great neighboring Power.
At the same Time Prince Ypsilanti address,
ed petition, drawn up in the same style,
10 bis majesty the Emperor of Russia, and
called on that august Sovereign not to refuse
his powerful support to the Greek Nation,
and particularly to the two Principalities,
which were exposed to great danger.
As soon as the preceding intelligence was
received at Laybach, bis Majesty the En-
peror Alexander was pleased to declare,
that he could consider the undertaking OF
Prince YpsiIanti only as an effect of the un-
quiet spirit which characterses the present
times, as well as of the inexperience and le-
witty of that young man. But at the same
time bis Majesty has resolved as follows:
LIST, Prince YpsilantiIis excluded from
the Russian service.
sgd 1t is notified to him that bis Males.
" the Emperor entirely disapproves Of bis
enterprise, aud that be is never to expect
any kind Of support in 1t on the part Of Rus
STA.
sd. Express orders are given to General
Count wittgensten commanding in chief
the Russian troops on the Pruth ami in Bess-
arabia, to observe the strictest neutrality in
the troubles which have broken out in the
Municipalities of Moldavia and Wallachia,
and uader no pretext whatever, to take any
part in them, either directly or indirectly
"These resolutions are communicated to
the Russian Ambassador at Constantinople
with orders to communicate them to the
Porte :: and TO confirm the frank and open
assurances given to it on occasion OF the late
;n,urrection in Wallacbia. Baron Won Stro
sodotf shall expressly declare that the policy
Of his Majesty is, once for all alien to all
and every intrigue which may threaten the
tranquility of any country whatever; that a
ny participation in such connections would
be IN contradiction to the upright principles
Of his Imperial Majesty; and that the Empe-
TOT in his relations with the Porte, has no
object and no wish'but the maintenance and
punc,ual execution oi the Treaties subsisting
between the two Powers"
Orders have likewise been given by our
Court 70 the Imperial Austrian lnternuncIo'
at Coustant;nople, to express himself in the
same manner. and to signify TO the Porte, in
the most friendly terms, the sincere desire
OF his Majesty the Emperor, by the ihv'ola'
bic observance OF the treaties, to preserve,
un,hskeu, the relations Of peace and amity
| now subsis'ing between Austria and the
uSublime Porte.
London, April6.
Brussels papers to the I'd inst. have arriv-
ed this morning. The following are ex-
tiaets:-
Brussels, .fpril I.
"His Excelleucy Mr.. Cockburn, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
: from his Majesty the King of Great Britain,
u to his Majesty the King Uf Wurtemberg, ar
rived here yesterday evening from Calais
An account from Lille. of the 3Oth OF
:, March, says, sit will perhaps not be amiss
~ make it known, thct, at the moment when
' attempts were made to excite insurreetion
" at Lyons and Grenoble, the following writ
~ Ten placard was posted up on the walls OF
:. this city -
y" The glorious tri-coloured cockade for
81" ever!
~ TIE Constitution OF The Cortes for ever!
:. The Neapolitans for ever!
40 The great Spanish Nation for ever.'
Many copies have been seized and de-
bounced to the police. As early as the LIST
Bone persons announced at Lille that there
I... had been disturbances on the Goth at Gre
nj foble and Lyons.
!. N "April 2.
via. I'VE learn by accounts from the From
an en OF France, that in consequence OF or
,dsr 'es BY the Ministerof War, several regi-
sian pene are already on their march for Lyons
II Of no Dauphne, train of artillery is pre-
rous 'nng at La Fere; it is intended for the
sssy FO'p' OF observation which is going to be
r OF aenbled in the south.''
ent happears by an article in the Moniteur
vers 1.-The Bourbons have made great efforts
DIS many parts of France to turn to account
nee revolutions in Naples and Piedmont
eaoy oor three places they raised the tri-
PSI Oured cOckade; but they were supported
loea 'oefe, and all hopes of success were
ri s.. r al