Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-02
FOREIGN.
Per ship Delaware, arrived at Philadelphia from
Liverpool.

London, Sept, Is.
Tho Paris papers of Thursday and FIJI.
d.v have arrived. General berlon and
Ave of his accomplices have been found
guilty, and sentenced 10 suffer DEAN. Ali
the rest of the accused have oeen 'ouno
guilty only OF not revealing the plot. IA
The preceding sitting, the refusal OF a.
Drault to plead in defence oil ms ciie"''
one OF the prisoners. was, on the mo!iol
If the president, recorded by the CLERK oil
the court. Our readers are aware the
kings advocate stated, in the progress OF
the trial. that this defect would vItIate the
proceedings. Nothing further appears re-
anect,no this point. The Assize Court OF
Paris was occupied the whole OF thurs, i,
dav with the case OF the tour editors OF
newspapers, charged with having pup
lished a malicious and uDtalthtul report OF
part of the proceedings IN the lrlal o. tne
Rochelle conspiracy. They were d, sen-
fenced to fine and Imprisonment lor o'nel'
ent terms, with fines in proPortion' Inc
same disregard of the principles Of JUS
tice that characterised the previous pro-
ceediDg. vi as manifested on the preseh.
occasion. The part,esiwere not a'io"eu
to produce proof OF their innocence eney
were convicted on the mere assertion OF
the officer of the crown, Froui th'S SUI
iect we turn to a country 10 winch 'he
principles of Justice are better uiioerstooo
At moment when no helping hano IN inc
Christian States of Europe 10 stfetcheo out
in aid of the oppressed and perseculeu
Greeks, 1t is grateful TO ma 'na' 'ney
have found trend 10 America: ne All
gemeiDe Zetung is quoted LOT ieuet
from Conslantinople, dated Inc il'n' "a
which il is observed that the government
of the United States, having no relation
with The porte, and never having negolia-
ted with that power, has formed some con-
nsxion with the Greek Senate. Inc a
merlcan squadron stationed in the meai'
terranean, and which IS authorised 10 save
the Greek emigrants IN case OF a gene al
disaster. Mas received Oh the 23d OF July
with great soemnily a: hydra. ne
squadron is also said to have lanoeo d
great Qua atty of arms and ammunition al
Hydra. Admiral Tombases, who attack
ed the pacha's vessel, and other oleehs'
were presented to the American commah
der, who congratulated them on tneir cou,
rage. The letter ADDS, LORD otfapgiolo
appears to be jealous Of THIS intercourse Sc ,
and il is said that he has seni agents 10 ~
na. Sgra and Milo, TO persuade me iona,
bi,ants to prefer the protection OF England
10 that of America
Mr. Gaming has now attained the sum-
nit Of hi, ambition. He will be indicted
INTO office this day, as Secretary OF State
for Foreign Affairs. That leading point
beng settled. speculation turns to the
choice of Governor General OF India,
the appointment which MIR. Canning has
resigned. Lord Mary borough, 1t is said,
has been some time canvassiug for il. Mr.
Charles Wynn, it is also supposed. would
prefer it TO the Presidency OF the Board OF
Control. and was recommended for il to
the Court OF Directors by Mr. Canning,
on has visit 10 India house on Saturday
Another change, but not growing. out OF
these movements, is mentioned. 1t is Inc
appointment OF Mr.. Huskisson to the OF
ace of Chancellor OF the Exchequer. Mr.
Vapsittart 10 feeble colleague in the
House of Commons. His deficiency ad-
ed 60 1, dera bly, TO the labors OF the Mar
gus otEondonderry, the excess o. which
las been stated as the cause OF his melan-
choly~death. Mr.. Canning will therefore
avoid overwork,ng himself, aud will con
sequentlY prefer amore ethc'ent helpmate,
Besides. although Mr.. Canning De spen-