Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13

be dssne On the movements of the other
powers. ,,,oll;sencer mentions the
~ &C the BURNLEY and Skipton Mail
roOO'''T The robbers did not succeed in
Ye'' ,0,;pg the rider, but tore the lell
tsu i ii, coat quite down, and took from
''s .o,kst parcel containing $50 pounds
\ o. , %. guinea notes. ego o, one pound do
Lathe Craven Bank. The driver es-
I'd with the mail bags.
~F' IRELAND.
The outrages still continue in this coun-
On Cbrlstmsst day man named
" + was dragged out OF his hut and shot
,agb the heart. A Cork paper men
~ -. that whole family by the name of
,sS',..tone, Is in number) were burnt a.
,..,r Charleyille on the Esd OF Decem-
" This story turns out to be mere
abrieailon.
o.. Dapers contain details from many
.r0. ia England and Ireland, respecting
=. destruction caused by the late heavy
IN, which had inundated the country,
rbsrsby many live, were lost, and much
sUpsrty destroyed.
FRANCE.
Intelligence from Paris state, that sort
ofOot against the government had broken
-, AZ Saaemur, in the south OF France
Tho coOsp orators were the pupils OF mill-
,,rv school; tue force employed to suhoue
,bs murneers was a portion Of their col
l-gjans, who promptly and ehectuaily ex-
eculed the task.
The Duke de Choiseul and NJ. Breno
de 6Osgellil have given in their resigns-
ton: Of Major General and Aide MaJor
General OF the National Guard oil Paris
Their places have been supplied by Count
SuIes de Poignac, and the Viscount JOS,
theme de la Rochetoucauit.
A ere broke out al Sauemur on The k8SA
Dscembsr-sve persons lost timer fVesQ4l
The Paris papers do not mention the "a
mount OF property destroyed.
SPAIN.
The events of Corunna have taken
more favorable turn. Intelligence from
Galicia state that Nina had delivered up
the military command OF the Province to
Don Ramon Lopez, who had&caused gen.
Laslrs to be recognized general Com
mandaut Of the Province. ASvas the gen
sra opinion that there woul2be;a speedy
return to order, 1t was e&setted that the
news Of the resolution adopted BY the Cor
les, ior demanding the reorganization of
Tue Ministry would powerfully contribute
10 The establishment OF that order which
bad been disturbed through the discon
tents Of the Ministry, After three days OF
debating in the Cortes, NJ. Calarrava pro-
posed resolution to the following effect
"a message shall be addressed to his
Majesty, stating to him that the Cortes,
considering that the present Minister have
moi the moral force tor the properly con :.
Quoting the government OF anatIon, and
causing the dignity and prerogatives OF the
throne to be respected, hope that his Ma
,jesy will, in the exercise OF his powers.
degn 10 take suctAnessures as the situa-
hon Of the kingdom SO imperlously re-
auirss." This resolution was adopted by
smajorly OF l04 to SO.
10 several of the provinces, however.
Disturbances still continued, and some
battles had been fought between the diff
efent political parties.
Cadiz and Seville have submitted to
the authority of the government.
The king does not attempt to separate
himself from tbs Cortes, nor support his
Ministers in opposition 10 the wishes OF the
People.
Perfect tranquility prevailed in Cor
dOra.
TURKEY.
A courier arrived a; Vienna on the 18th
0tOecember which left ConstantInopie on
Toe 18th Of November. At that date no
usaslrOus event had occurred 10 the capi-
dl OF the Turkish Empire. except some
VOAaagIalions, under cover OF which the
Aslalic Turks attempted to plumber The
TED dag had been hoisted at Belgrade.