Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-28

of Lord Londonderry reaeDeu Maollu anu
Lisbon. and this event of itself was suttl-
Gent to put stop to eve y thing. a frest
apueal vas made 10 Great Britain, ano
listened to- The precipice into which the
late minister was dragging it was tortu
nately discovered in time, and we DO mol
hesitate to add, that the utimatunn trans
mitted to the Duke of Wellington lnstructs
him to declare. that Great Britain VIII MOI
consent to allow the Allied Powers TO
march a SINGLE hostile regiment either 10
Snain or Portugal, or openly TO ,meole
with their internal concerns. IN 1ne
mean time, the French rebellion TSpaIn
(for it cannot be called Spanish one] mas
been frustrated, and the new government
has acquired ten times the consistency
and popularity oil any OF the pre- cedlng
ones. We are sure th intelligence VIII
give ioy to men of all parties; tor hoWeV
er much we may differ among ourselves,
we must all rejoice to see our country as
Stunning once more ter proper station I'D
Europe, and reaping The fruits OF her OWE
advancement, instead of yielding up her
resources to, and aiding by mean sub
serviency, the Despots Of the Holy ALI
ance in preventing the advancement OF o.
tiers,
MADRID, Oct, q5.-General Espagna,
who presented himself al the Court OF W.
enna as the Emssary of the Regency OF
UrgeI, was not very well received;
person who has just arrived al VIENNA
and one of those who have most influence
in the congress, gave the most hatterIng
hopes with regard to Spain, and displayed
great deal OF interest in it. 1t appears
that Gen Espagna is not gore to Verona.
The Duke of Castro Torrenos, capt. OF
the HaIlibardiers, on the 7th OF July, and
who had been sent to quarters at Valencia,
has been conducted to Madrid, and put IN
the same prison with the other accused
persons.
PAR1s, Nov. 25.-Tt was yesterday an
nouaced that il has been resolved, as
basis, al Vienna, that his Majesty the king
OF Spain shall be re-established in all his
rights. The means. it is said, will be d..
eussed at Verona.-Le Drapeau Blanc,
1t is said La Fayette, is named for I'M
peachment. Mr.. B. Constant, and the
editors OF the four Liberal Journals, viz
Courier Francois, Constitutional, Pllote,
and the Journal du Commerce, appeared
to-day before the Tribunal OF Correctional
Police, charged the former with having
composed, and the others with having
published letter. The letter is denoun-
ced as containing insults against Public
Functienary
CONFERENCE.-The Sept. g5-The per-
slams have advanced on one side 10 Ere"
rum, and on the other to Salimanich Ba-
Cad defends itself with great vigouY, but
it's capituIation is certain. The Turks
bave experienced great loss; and they
write from Arabia, that the Wechabltes
have carried of the caravan going trom
Mecca TO Medina, killing from nine TO fen
thousand Turks.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-we understand that
the new drama of Ali PGchG, which has
been enormously ascribed to MIR, blanche,
is from the pen of Mr.. HOuuard Payne.
The Swedes have settled their differen-
Ces with the Emperor of Morocco.
1t is said that several young men, Dutch,
Prusian, & French, had arrived at Trieste,
from Greece, 10 the most depiorable con
dition &,
The celebrated sculptor Canova, died
at Venice on the 18th of October.
Madam Letitia, mother Of Buonaparte,
died at Rome in October, after severe
illness.
The ship Andromeda, sailed from
Leith in October for n South Wales, with
a valuable cargo of merchandise, and 81
respectable passengers.
An expedition, with 1000 troops, Tor
Brazil, was preparing with all expedition
at Lisbon, the latter part Of October.-
The Brazilian deputies, who refused to
sign the Portuguese Constitution, have ar
rived in England, and engaged the Swift
sure packet 10 carry them home,