Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-05
TaYss, Nov.. 90.

by this strange oemOuSti alum VI bis 10y az
ty, to have been prefer ed 10 some advan.
tageous post, has be tried before the
Tribunal OF Correctieral Police at Paris,
for his imposition, and sentenced to be
imprisoned two year. and to pay fine
OF 500 francs.
One of our latest letters from Madrid
says"This capital is at this moment tbrea-
tened with repetition OF the revolutiona-
ry scenes of Saragossa. Our Jacobns as.
sembled in numerous groups this evening,
and running through the streets. shout
loudly. The whole garrison and the MILL
Tia are under arms. riders have just been
given to fire upon the rioters if they re
fuse to dispense. Terror is at It's height.
The citizens have locked themselves in
their dwellings. The rallying cry OF the
Clubis,s is, "7rasalia perro." They
announce that the Government has in view
to produce counter revolution, and that
it must be taken possession of by force.
- frankfort, Non. Is.
1t is stated at Vienna that the naval
combat between the Grecian and Turkish
fle cts lasted three days. from the Eth to
the goth of October, and that the defeat
Of the Ottomans was complete.
Dresden N0v 9.
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II is certain that the final ratification Of
the Act Of the Free Navigation Of the
Ebe will take place in the course of No
vember; and that it will begin TO be in
force on the lst of Jan. 1899.
According to the latest accounts receiy-
ed at Brussels from Batavia, the cholera
morbus continued to rage in dreadful
, manner; 1855 persons had fallen victims
to it in the FIRST half of July
Madrid, Nov. Is.
In MY letter of yesterday ! informed
you OF the meeting OF the garrison oil Ma
drid; il has taken place, but produced 10
result.
The National Guards only have decid-
ed by an immense majority, that a repre-
sentation Shall be addressed TO the King.
praying him 10 change The ministry. The
regiments of the garrison have adjourned
their decisions to the ensuing week.
[.Non,teur.
NoUamber H.
A courier extraordinary has arrived here
from Cordove The moment after his ar
rival the Minister of the foreign Depart
ment went 10 all haste to the Escurial with
the dispatches. People are ignorant OF
these dispatches which must relate to the
critical situation of AEdausia. The CO
lumn of the National Guard Of Maiags,
stationed 10 the town OF Alhaurin, has
made great number of arrests A quar-
rel has taken place in house in the town
with some koyalists. The Captain of ibe
Kings Regiment of Dragons had his
horse killed under him, at the moment he
was about to enter the house. [ibad..
The Parguinotes (ssys the Paris papers
of 9TH Nov.] to the number of 400, unit
ed with Souliotes, attacked the fortress of
Parga but were repulsed Part Of them
retreated to the mountains; the remainder
including the wound ed, sailed for Corfu;
but were refused permission 10 land by Sir
T. Maitland. who las stated III our last
weeks paper issued proclamation for
their exclusion from the Ionan Islands.
Frankfort, .Nou. 90.
The Greeks are stated 10 have obtained
fresh success in Gambia, several actions
having taken place in that Island in which
the Turks sustained great loss
New assassinalons have been commit
ted at Sores; in Macedonia, several Greeks
have been massacred.
The new defeat sustained by the Turks
at Cossanda is confirmed by letters from
Vienna.
Several thousand Ottoman troops have
effected Gebarkation in the Morea, near
Coron.
Letters from Petersburg state, that the
Emperor of Russia more than ever insists
ON Oh tanning the immediate cession OF Mol
dava and Wal'achia, and that he aIso de.
mands to occupy with his troops tor GER
tain number OF years, three tortresses in
the Morea, in order 10 have a guarantee
for the execution of any treaty The an
swero of the Porto will be decisive as to
war or peace.
It's said that the Baron de Strogonof,
who is in great favor with the Emperor,
- ,bo a.