Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-27
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND,

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The old line ship James Monroe -,
Marshall, arrived last night, h.. iur,sIss
US with London dates TO The l4,h. Irs
pool to the 18th, and Lloyd's List, tor
18th dlt. all inclusive. The London G.
rier Of the 18th, contains important ;o,..
gence from Spain, Portugal, and Run.
If any dependence can be placed on =
news respecting the latter power conta.
ed in a Hamburg paper, as given be]r
there will be no war between Russia nj
the Porte.
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The article from Hamburg, under dsss1
Of July 4, may be considered, says ID
Courier, as ar official exposition Of the 81 i
tenn and conduct of Russia with respect
her differences with turkey. This an
=; Gle, after stating the policy OF Russia TOT
thsi of peaee, says,-"The high mind /
Alexander, therefore, will not diseng.
himself irsm the cause Of The Greeks, 1t |
forever secure TO them, by guaraaiee vat |
humanity and religion Command, val
/ right and treaties require. as soon a. be
direct negotiations now preparing at tin
| ma have begun Its 10 be expeciedht
the other powers will second his amic,hh
| intentions, and, with the harmony ibainot
exists between all the Courts, il camel h
doubted that this desirable object will III
sr's," q it the Divan remains faithful
The disposition which il has lately sheul
Ii is clear that the threatening attitude
its neighbors, the energetic language
the mediators, and above all the uRio1 "
harmony of all the European powers, es
. oduced great change IN its way iIht
ing The troops IN Moldavia and VA.
cha. hatcyer may be publicly repsrh
ON the subject will be Withdrawn AZ
81 ration 'fss nesty in favor Of The Grefs
is Likewise to be expected as loon as hey
h,ve laid down their arms. We have ra-
son TO believe that preliminary steps 01
this end are already taken
The Lisbon dates are to ,be 29lh ofJsae'
The discussions ia the Corte, were pm,
cipaIly confined to the additional aHe'es
of the constitution OF Brazil Ibe es@R
mittee to whom the subiec, had been rel
ferred, declare in their report that 30 AZ
soIute union between the two k'ndgoo"
was impossible, and recommendea 10
there should be two assemblies oil CoHs
one in each kingdom After TWO days%
cussion, the further consideration Of
subject was adjourned.
London, Julyl3
Important intelligence has suddenE
crowded upon US from different quaHen
In addition to our domestic intelligence
we have most important news from D. opsIi
fr. m Portugal, and from Russia. "esp'
begin with the intelligence from SPAN
OnlTuesday last We anticipated tDa!m
from Spain WOULD Deeou,
still more important, aad the aecoua
which have been received justify our o."
cipaiions. The scene that took p'sSS
when the King closed the sittings o. W
Cortes, is in the recollection OF our 'eSs
ers-it was the preface TO movements ",
more decisive character but on Pefus.s
he statement which The Madrid papssyy
rave given, ii will be borne in nina W.
III these papers are revolutionary, .i T..
rave constantly endeavored TO s'l'nu''
he passions and excite the suspicious, .r
he popuface against the court. o' ..,.
lad been issued 10 hiring to Trial the r..
ons concerned in the death Of the ous.,
rho had been killed in the ARRAY be' wee
he guards and populace on the :, ZION
The first of July was day OF and
nd anxiety to the Court, the irosPs' "
he people. The militia we're under '' nd
be popuIace crowded The stree's reefs. .. q
quare., and Madrid presented q seen. ,,bs
nilar to those which Paris afforded W -"
arly periods of the French hev vow. 10
leanwbiIe the Liberals were ou'' Ind
preading charge. against the n'n Nv as
he Guards, and the enemies to lItef' !o,a-
,e Liberals cslfthe Kings psrlIzans. III ssis
laioed that the Kings life was no! 30 80 q
! hi. capital. Towards the e.e, aad' .
,e ed inst. these excitemsnts ssu hat
'rought on The minds Of The Guard .a,t Up
,ur battal;ohs. abost 1000 men, took :,
rms and proceeded 70 The trade. - T 'hep
'sy ts% To slo 's' po.toa he p 1s
ID With rations ofbfsad. meat, and s .,;Sl.
They had dispatched a e!.1 ,..ceouuts
the King, aod wben Tue !, ,a s"us psgO.
me away, were occupied ~ sOI Rut eses
alton with the Government; the hi,
this delicsts and difficult affair." stDoIdinE
raj papers cannot refrain. iI0p .o.sjcioat