Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-12
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The ship Corsair. Capt. Pelrie. arrived
on Saturday. in IS days from Liverpool.
Accounts from London are to the evening
Of the goth Jan No papers came dlrec-
ted to us, and we we're unable to procure
one, but the remark is made in the South.
ern Patoiot of Saturday, that con an at
tentive perusal of the papers, we find no
political event Of Importance had tran.pi-
red since our last accounts"
No intelligence had been received in
England to the 22d January, which throws
any new light upon the state of the negoci
atoms between Russia and Turkey
The Greeks were continuing by sea, a
desultory warfare, attended with various
successes. But the longer this distracted
state of things continued in European
Turkey, The nearer, OF course, approached
that crisis to which affairs seem rapidly
fastening. The London Sun asserts Git is
said from indubitable authority that the
British government had abandoned all
hope of preserving peace between Russia
and Turkey. Prophecies concerning the
immediate downfall of the Ottoman En-
pire, have been SO long re-echoed, that
when the event does take place, it will
have but little connection with the predic-
ton.
In Ireland, disturbances still continued.
A party who had been sent ott to put
down the White Boys. had made some
mistake, and fired upon each other.
London, Sunday EUentng, Jan. 20.
Postscript.
The Paris Journals Of Thursday reached
town yesterday, by express. In the
Chamber of Deputies on the preceding
day, the discussions were vehement, and
marked by tine Incorporate conduct to-
wards the new Ministry which has recent
Iy prevailed; but they are o! little inter-
est on: of France. The Chevalier Mas
cannhas, in quality OF Charge d'Affairs for
Portugal, has been presented to bis Ma.
iesty. From the East of Europe, it is
stated, that the Greeks Ct Cassandria, who
lately were defeated there, have resumed
offensive measures on the arrival of a rein
forcement in the gulf of Lontessa. and
have advanced to Panomi, place about
fifteen leagues distant from Salonica.
Measures seem to be taking for me evacu
alton of WalIachia and Moldavia by the
Turkish troops, but some letters assert
that this is not with pacific intentions, but
for the sake of taking up a stronger posi-
ton on the Danube.
We have received letters from Madrid
of the receDtdate OF the 7th inst The in
teligence from Seville and Cadiz, though
it does not announce the entire submission
of the authorities 10 these provinces to the
government, proves that the leaders of the
insurrectionary movement are disconcer-
ted, and only seek to Withdraw with safety
from the situation in which they are pla
ced, These letters speak very highly of
the affair at Barcelona, which has been
magnihed by the French papers into a
declaration ofindependence 1t beng moth
inc more than declaration against the
Ministry, signed by some of the heads of
corporations, but in which the principal
authorities took no part. The whole
passed over without tumult, up TO the
9TH inst. the expected change in the Min
istry at Madrid had not taken place, and
the information was as imperfect as ever,
whether only three or four members, or
the whole OF the Cabinet were to retire -
Another day OF two it is affirmed; must de-
eide the affair. 1t was believed that, in
the event of the secession oil the whole, or
a part OF the ministry, their places ouId |
be supplied 81 intsrlm by the CsnnisieA