Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-05
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The fast sailing ship Cincinnatus, Captain
Champlin, arrived below last evening from
London Some of the passengers reached town
| at late hour, by whom we are favored with
London papers ofthe ! 9th and goth OF August.
| They left the Downs on the 2lst. The new
ship London, had arrived out in 20 days from
| this port.
The papers are barren of intelligence inter
esting to the American reader, being princi
| pally filled with the ceremonies of the Kings
| visit to Scotland, and the arrangements for
| the funeral of the Marquis of Londonderry.
A new mutiny is stated to have occurred a.
mong the Janmsaries at Constantinople, at the
| close of the feast of Ramadan Five regiments
Joined in the roit, and ranged through the city,
pillaging the houses of the Greeks and Franks,
| and massacrcing musselmen suspected of not
| belonging to their party The greatest eXces-
| ses were committed on the jews. All the
Christian women they could discover, were
! dragged to the Bazaar, and sold as slaves the
| baths were broken open, and the females vio-
lated. The plan of the rebels, was TO gam
| possession of the grand visier's palace, and af-
| forwards proceed to the seraglio. The visier
| was compelled to engage the Asiatic troops en-
camped at Bujnkdere. With these he attack
ed and defeated the Janisaries. More than 200
| were killed in the streets and some thousands
have since been executed. Some thousands of
the less guilty were embarked for the coast OF
Ashland the prisons and ships in the harbor
| were yet filled with prisoners awaiting their
sentence.
There are ne later advices from Spain than
before received.
A French paper says the English Am
| bassador at the court OF Persia. had de-
manded his passports, and lett that resi-
dence.
The trials at Colmar, in France, Of the
conspirators al Belfort, are completed
four are found guilty, and sentenced to
years imprisonment. All the rest were
acquitted.
The king arrived at Edinburgh on TIT,
18th Aug His stay in Scotland was said
TO be limited to i2 days: his reception
does not appear to have been so enthusiast
! tic as he met with in iceland.
The intelligence OF the death OF Lord
| Londonderry was communicated 10 the
| king after his arrival at Edinburgh, and
| was received with the strongest emotions.
The body of the marquis of Londonder.
| ry had been brought 10 London, and was
to be inferred in he abbey, adjoining that
| of Mr.. Pitt. Arrangements were ia pre-.
paration for splendid funeral 1t is STA
ted that the marquis has bequea,hed the
bulk Of his'personal property TO the mar
chioness---his real estates and title are in.
herited by bis brother Lord Stewart. We
find no speculations'o the subject OF who
is TO succeed him in office. ln consequence
OF his death, the marquis of Wellington
had returned from the continent.
Lord Liverpool was about to lead to the
altar, Miss Chester, sister of Sir Robert Z.
From the Danube, .Aug. 1.-The. Eas,
and West appear at present equally to en-
gage the attention of the European CABIN
! cts. At the same time that a courier ar
rived at Vienna with great news from Ma.
drid, the posts from Constantinopie and
Bucharest arrived, and is said to have
! brought dispatches from Count Lutzow,