The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-06

The neu. arrival OF the Cork Mad In
this town for the last Two days, has. pro-
duced considerable anxiety, from belief
which has this day been fully confirmed,
that proceedings OF an insurectionary
character, on the bounds Of the county OF
Cork, had prevented its progress AS the
communication between this town and
Cork is completely interrupted, we are
principally indebted to the accounts thro'
Limerick this morning, for whatever IN
formation we at present possess. AS soon
as it was known yesterday in Killarney,
that the arrival OF the coach had beenpr
vented by the assembling of body of in
,urgents on the road, the detachment OF
the 39th Regiment, quartered IN that
town, under the command OF Major D.
Arcy, and small party of dragons. with
a body OF 40 or SO gentlemen, well armed
proceeded towards Mill street, for the pLr-
pose of elcountering them. The greatest
anxiety prevailed we understand, in Kill
larney, on the occasion. We have an &C.
count up to o'clock yesterday evening
from Killarney, at which time il was not
known whether the military bad come IN
contact with the insurgents. As the soldi-
cry were leaving he town. we under
stand, meeting OF the inhabitants was
called by the bellman, for the purpose OF
adopting measures for the security OF the
town, and the preservation OF the public
peace.
Paris, jan ST.
1t has been stated that the Greek Prince
Cantacuzena had arrived, some days since
at Lausanne. The Brussels Oracle states
that he has been deputed by the Congress
OF Argos. to great Nolhern power, to
make known to il the actual situation OF
the PeIoponnesus OF Greece.
[Journal de Paris.
We have received accounts from BARGE.
Iona of the 18th inst. Since the arrival
there OF Riego, every day is. marked by
banquets and rejoiceings. Several Cubs
has been opened, which were addressed
by the celebrated Patriot. There were
still in the hospital three persons ~! Of the
Yellow Fever. Gazette de France.
According to letter from Odessa. OF the
5,h inst. they did not expect to be inform
ed before the end Of the month. OF the de-
finitive resolution Of Russia, on the cues
ton of war or peace with the Porte. They
had no news from Constantinople.
French Funds.-Jan. 80. Five per
Cents 87f. l5c.-8ank Stock l537f.
Vienna. Jan. go.
A great activity is remarked at the pre-
sent moment in the communications be-
tween our Cabinet and that OF Petersburg
The State Messengers are constantly on
the road. A superior officer, who lately
arrived here en- courier, states, that. two
days before bis departure from st. Peters
burg, the Senate was assembled in Coun-
Gil of State, and the discussion. which was
opened at one in the afternoon, was pro.
longed without interruption till 8 the next
morning, no one having retired till the Sc
nate had adopted oefinitive resolution.
The belief continues here Of an ap-
preaching arrangement between Russia.
and the Porte. There is a general per-
suasion that peace will not be interrupted
Ii appears that Russia wishes as we'll as
the Porte to avoid war. and il is certain
that Austria, France and England, are
using all their efforts to maintain the ALI
ance between the European Govern
ments.
Naples, Jan. is.
The proceedings against the cOnspira-
tors of July, 1890, are terminated, the
number of detenus is &c, amongst whom
are Silvati and MoreIli. Carascosa. Gen
Pope, Concillis, Russo, and the Canon
MnichIni are declared contumacious, 10.
ge,her with 80 of the principals accused,
makino The whole number lilo.