The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-30

OlONh. ~ ntja AAS
pad are stated TO be immense--The fuc-
tuations during the present account have
been very great. Consols commenced at
78t, advanced to 8l}, and this forenoon al
IL o'clock, were IS 5-4."
We have received Hamburg papers to
the 5th instant. The following are ex-
tracts:
"Hamburg, April 8.
We have received the following interest
ing accounts from Fee, in Africa, by way
of Gibraltar.
Fez, Jnnunry Is.
To-day fortnight, (Jan. q arrived the
lmneriaI Ambassador of the Ottornans,
Ishmael Mahomet Efendi, with the first
Secretary OF State, Salibi B,chea, accom-
panied by I2 Jannissaries, a Pacha OF E.
eypt, Stuschaim Amman Casa, and son
of the Vice Roy OF Egypt. They brought
to the Emperor Of Fee presents, the va
lue of which is estimated at 200 900 Pias.
tres. The next day the Emperor opened
the papers they had presented to him, and
was greatly surprised at their contents,
relative to thepreseDt hostilities
ssTbe Emperor answered., he was rea-
dy, and God would help For this week
past, this monarch has in consequence.
been busy with the correspondence from
Constanlinople and Egypt. The Empe.
FOR was greatly pleased at the arrival OF
the Ambassador, and Of the Secretary OF
State, Salabi Bicher, and admired the pru.
dence Of the latter, who is All lsraelite.-
The Salabi Richer is the intimate friend OF
a great merchant named Mayer Ben Mac
kahn, DOW living in Morocco, who former
ly resided Is years in England and who
presented the Emperor a work published
in Europe against the Turks; and this
Mayer has obtained, by the means OF his
friend Salabi Bicher, the imperial permis-
sion to correspond with all the subjects OF
Morocco living in Europe.
"Ontthe 29lh the Turkish Ambassador
depart d, together with the Egyptian "a.
cha, the two Imperial Princes, Muley Add
Laudel, and Muley ell Hussey, the two
Governors, Mubamed Mabul, and Add
Rackman Medinah, and.two lsraeiite Sec.
r~etaries OF State. They go first to Egypt,
and then TO Constantinople.
1.-The two Princes, with their suite pro-
coed first TO the north, where they are 10
expect further orders. They bring to the
Sultan letters, one Of which engages to fur
nish him every month with 5000 horses,
1000 mules, and 500 negroes, from IL 10
90 years of age; the Viceroy OF Egypt,
5000 horses, Zoo negroes, and 500 mules.
The Ambassador and the Egyptian Pacha
likewise received valuable presents; and
10 Salaba B!cber, the Emperor gave a snuff
box set with diamonds, a present from the
King Of France, in 1857, the value Of
which is estimated at 10000 piastres.
The Emperor Immediately dispatched cou-
riers to Tunis, 1'ripoli, and Algiers, 10 re-
new within four weeks, the treaties con-
cluded by his late Father, Sydi Mahomet,
in the year il7O, Schuban 18th, Or the 23d
of July 1857.
L1verYool, .aprH 10.
The Constitution, M'Rea, hence to
Virginia, ran aground yesterday afternoon
just after high water in the blight on the
Ches shore below the Rock Perch.
An anchor and cable with assistance were
sent 10 her, and after heaving overheard
between twenty and Thirty tons OF salt she
was hove off and got into the river, where
the steamboat was ready, and she was
got into the Regents dock. The Consti-
tuition is much begged, her copper wrin-
kied, butts drawn and other damage; it is
fortunate she got of so soon, as from The
heavy sea on the beach this morning, she
must nave bilged. Her cargo is di.cbar.
ging."
The Orion, Annette; from Hambro to
New York, was driven op shore previous
to The 27tn ult. at Udeo, near Christian-
sand, but got off apparently without much
damage, and intended to proceed 10 Chris
tiansand, whe re her cargo had arrived.
Translated for The Federal Republican.
COLOMBIA.
In our Caracas papers are published,
the II o first bulletins OF the siege and
blockade OF Puerto Csbello. They are
dated OH the 18th and Esd of April, at
Bordurala; but they display no important
incident, except the desertion of the roy.
al commissary Of the place, who joined
the besiegers.
The following letter is accompanied by
a serles OF editorial notes; in one OF which
the critical situation Of Puerto Rico is al.
filmed, and it is added, "1here are patri-
OTIS from various parts ct Venezuela, and
other things exist. which we do not choose
to tell you, but which will be disclosed in
due time" 1t is introduced as follows:
The brig Vencedor, the terror OF Spa
nish vessels, who cruise over the seas, has
solely by means of her boats, recently
captured, under the batteries OF Cadiz IL
self, and in sight of a numerous c%oncourse
OF spectators, who from the galleries Of
that CITY waited The event, the schr. Cen
leila under the command OF D.. Pedro
Toboada, carrying to the Peninsula seve.
raj passengers and large correspondence,
h,.d, coroo of valuable nroduco with