Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-30
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The brig Nancy, arrived last evening
from Gibraltar, brought papers Of that
place to the 18th, and Genoa papers 10
the Cd of Oct We avail ourselves Of The
following translations made for the Daily
Advertiser.
NAPLES, Sept. 7.--Vesuvius has shown
brigh. flames the two last nights. unae'
companied, however, by any noise.
We have before us letter from Corfu
dated the 28th of August, relative 10 The
affairs of the Greeks We translate the
following article" The concerns OF The
Greeks go on very i'll. 1t is even unknown
where their squadron is. Some even think
that i, is dispersed through the ArcblpeIa'
90. for the purpose of protecting snd Sa'
wing their unfortunate families. ltEsonS
week since we had any news from Ae;so,
longi, therefore | must conhne myself 10
relating what has happened N The horea
This city is blockaded by diylsIO9o Of lne
Turkish squadron, the remainder Oh HpICO
is at Patras, and securing the ArchIPtld.
go. The vice consuls of foreign naliOos
have fed through fear, and the Innaol'4 ~.
from all parts are seeking safely I'D W.
mountains. Il.
MADRID. Oct. 9.-The sitting Of INT InS
Extraordinary Corles on the Slh Oh w"
commenced at halt past ten:
An official letter was read from Tue 81
cretary of the war department, 10 WnrI
he stated, that, in attending TO Inc a',O :"
state of Spain, the regular army, ndu "
fulfil important duties and 1t no! beIns
bic to execute them in proper MANN MANN
from being reduced a. the present !nOlD a.,
TO 81 900 infantry, and $500 cavalry, . Ia
government hoped, that the Cor'eS ~ TC asS
decree an increase to the army Oh '. r".,e
infantry, and 1857 cavalry; The lnclsi ="
decreed by the Ordinary Cortes beng %
cIuded in the number. In the opinion
the government, this measure was J.. n'' The
sary, not only in order TO attenh 70 .my
important services intr2sted 10 'ne o.. CATO for
but also for the public convenience s Gle ,rs.
the consolidation of the CONSTITUTIONS =
ten. !, b.
1t was agreed, that The latter saOu .vbch
| referred to the Committee OF war, ey.
should ask from the government SO'
plantations as should be necessary 10 GO,
An official letter was read from INC sts.
I cretary of The department OF hnshI MANI The
ting that, in taking into consIoelGn"S caused
arrears of the public funds. wbIc oo Exam and
deficit Of $50 millions (L3, s6o,Yy, ~ HEB,
that the government had to atena !; ~ r"oooId
" imporisnt obligations, for when . NM Of
be necessary to the estimate, the Cor Cortes
432 millions L4,S6O.o0ol, .n cures for
ought to decree necessary iIsa'L tho 60
| collecting these sums, OF when ~ ~ carf
yerpment was in want, in oFoeI :"
on the public service. ,,or from tb1
1t was agreed, that the ieller roferred 10
secretary of finance, should De - named Of
the committee, which was 10 Nc 49,"
that department.
By the arrival OF the ship sai ,qaesired
| nah, Captain ColinsoD, we I Saut regnIsf
from our attentive correspondent n. FIST
files Of the Gibraltar Chronicle % 80
of October inc luslye. ,v narticuar
The Chroncle contains many p ~, ia lbe
kingdom, none Of which are OF mart .hOcE
or interesting character. -, = AI Tor, scrS
Of an earthquake proceeding .''