Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-26

Cll0eQ-OOUSOlS from o. " Us
Just as we were going to press we re.
ceIyed, by express, the Paris papers OF
Saturday. There were several vague re-
ports. we learn, 10 the capital on Satur
day. as to the health of the King but the
whole. it is said, was stock exchange
trick to depress the funds.
The Able De Prsdt, Ex- Archbishop of
Malines, and M. Curse, responsible editor
of the Con" itutiouel, have been indicted
for an article which was published IN that
paper on the the 18th inst. entitled Mon
Congres, and signed 6 De Pradt."
v ERoNA, Der. is The Emperor and
Empress Of Austria, and the Kings OF Sar>
DINA and Prussia, arrived here on the 18th
inst. The Emperor Of Russia arrived on
the I7th.
The following are the names of the
members of the Congress WHO are now
here:
The Prince de Metternich, the Baron
de Lebzeltern, the Count de Spiegel, and
the Chevaller de Gents; the Vncount dc
Mo 7,morency, the Baron de Raynevail,
and Count de Caraman; Count de Nesel-
rode, Count Pozzo di Borgo, the Senator
Tatischeff, Count de Mocenigo, Lieut.;
General Count Czerntscheff and several
Chancellors of State and principal mem
bers of the ChanceIerie the Prince Har-
denberg, Count de Bernstorf, the Prince
de Harsheld, and Cardinal SPlna
Verona, at this moment, EXHIBITS
most brilliant appearance the presence
of the sovereigns has drawn blther so
much company, that it is difficult to obtain
lodgings, the price Of which is very exor
bitant. One of the Ministers was under
the necessity of paying 1900 francs per
month, for tres modesto apartment.
[Piiote
VIENNA, Ger. live are assured,
that the Duke OF Wellington has instruc-
tons from the Cabinet Of st. james, of a
most pacific nature, and in consequence.
quite opposed to the wishes which have
been here openly expressed by some ul-
iras, who talk OF nothing else but inter-
fering int affairs Of The Peninsula, with
arms in their hands, and dispensing the
Constitutional assemblies OF Madrid and
Lisbon, by the lances Of fhe Cossacks.
The system of Great Britain tends, on
;he contrary, 10 preserve peace IN the
west as well as in the east
EiAmgGRG, Ger. Exchange or
London. SO $50 o.
CoNsTANrrSop1E. SEPT. 2b,--ln the
course OF last week, intelligence was
brought by Tarars, direct from Syria,
which confirms what had been previously
announced relative to the disaster at AleP-
pc On the 9Th OF September, when the
late accounts came away, the shocks OF
the earthquake had not yet ceased The
ravages occa>loned by The event are not
confined TO Aleppo ley have been tell
more or less, at AntaI, .AntalIa, Gesses,
Latakia. AIexandrelIa, Tarsas, Marasse.
Hama and Hens Some slight shocks
wer felt even at Damss and the Isle OF
Cyprus.
The plague has made its appearance al
Gambia, and the mortality there is very
great
A fire which broke out on the night OF
the 9Th inst in the house OF an Armenian,
reduced to ashes 2OOO houses, all inhaolt-
ed by persons of the lowest class.
Public tranquility is still preserved by
the most rigorous measures.
GREECE
LIVERPOOL, Ger 29,--The affairs OF
Greece present somewhat OF more favor
able aspect than they have lately eXhibi-
ted, for though the carnage and the loss oil
lie which have attended this sangUinary
contest have been most affecting, yet the
patriotic troops, unappaled by danger,
and unsubdued by suffering, still maintain
the contest 10 every quarter OF the coun,
try, with a spirit worthy OF the sacred
cause in which they are engaged With
out meaning to pledge ourselves for the
accuracy OF the accounts which have been
recently received, we may be allowed to
state that they are too circHmstantiaI to al
low the supposition that they are entirely
fabricae land that though they may not
be free from exaggeration, we may fairly
draw from them this inference, That the al
fairs Of the Greeks are not IN desperate
state, and that the contest Is maintained
with that degree OF yea and perFeVeT-
ance which authorizes the hope OF ultimate
success.
The terrible effects of the late burri-
canes are daily seen on The whole extent
of the Norfolk coast; the bodies OF 80
men and 90 boys have been cast ashore,
together with quantities OF wrecks and
articles of different Cargoes.
Bv accounts received from Turin il is
stated that scarcely any hopes were en-
tertained of the lie of the celebrated Ca
nova, the sculptor. 1t is said he was in the
last extremity, and his medical attendants
declared that they could do nothing more
for him,
Congress Of the United States,