Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-18

CONS with the Sublime Porte all aI,h o. rels.
belief was said to be entertained 3 =
Of a continuation OF peace. A letiee, 'sssot
Odessa OF the 7th May, states s.tha shat bon
| seems no probability, since the m; a. !lefe
NJ. de Tatiscbeff, ola war with the ;TI' "sa q
| Similar expectations are held ont u u
counts from the same quarter of tho , ~ &C. :
that month, and the exchanges Arc 'v'hot
to have improved four per cent IN c ,,'a'ed
| quence. sOuse'
So much for the pacific side of,bo =,
ton. AS to the prospect Of war, the t I.'.. I
French papers confidently assert 'I lba 's'es
doubt can possibly be entertained a "a %
subject. II appears pretty certain and I !.
said not to be denied by those who '" ~
sist in the belief Of peace, that the Ru.pp si'
troops had actually marched into M" itaR
via, is. however, added, That the , o.os
patton of that province was only iem O..u'
ry, and would be held as pledge I nF
pacific intentions of Turkey. In rep p 'i :
is remarked, that the consent Of A ,w;',,.;N
not having been obtained. il would h s Az
cult for the PORE to consider such n,o u;'
sional occupation in any other light th,,
an ACT OF hostility. Between these cou %aa
dictory statements we confess ourseIvs, 70
able to decide as to the result. Tho u. ~
fairs between these powers may, peIh,ns
with the greatest truth, be consiiered;n,
statu quo. A document from the Frs0.aa
papers, purporting to be manifesto nnb
lished by the Russian government. il F, ,D
thentic, would be considered in no o,bs.
light than Declaration OF War against lts
Porte. Circumstances connected with T.
appearance, however, leave 10 doubt a.
its being forgery Of the stock jobber At
| Paris.
Accounts from Smyrna of the 18Th A..
pril say; the Turks who landed at Scia
mad shed so much blood that they had o.
ven courage TO the vanquisbed. AIiersa.
ting that II, 900 dead bodies of Christians
of all ages and sexes were lying in lhe
streets, squares, and eDvirons OF The civ
and that the Turks had 1000 killed. and
10000 wounded, the writer remarks, that
"the Greeks are now retrenched in the
mountainous parts of Scio, whence thew
will not probably venture, except with
sure prospect of success. An amnestyhas
been proposed for the insurgents, and The
proposals have been seconded by the q.
gents of France and Austria, who met
with a positive refusal. To conquer or
die, is the unanimous cry of the whole pop
ulation. Since then the standard Of The
cross floats on all the mountains"
PERSIA.
1t is asserted, in advices from The Turk.
ish frontiers, that the Persians .St upon
the cession of Armenia, but hat the
Porte had avoided giving any reply, nhe
hope that existing differences mghtbesd-
justed through the mediation Of England.
According to other accounts, SAID TO rest
On good authority, the Porte had ordered
the PaCba of Bagdad TO continue The war
with Persia, and not to listen to any pro-
posals for peace.
FRANCE.
The King of France opened The Session
of the Chambers on the 4th June, bya
speech, which we suIjoin. As to Turkey
and Russia, he merely expresses bope
that tranquility may be preserved. With
regard to France the speech presents US
with most favorable picture OF lis cOntln-
ued prosperity, although great care seems
10 have been 10 discourage all idea OF Inc
existence of dissatisfaction with the 60
verninent of the reigning family.
The French papers continue extremely
guarded "a 10 the state of the public mind,
which, however, is represented in prl!ale
letters as extremely teverish with resPeees
to the Bourbons. A fracas is stalea -
have taken place at Lyons on the LON Oh
May, in consequence Of hostility dEPIaj
ed 20 an election return, by few InaNl.
duaIs. The Royalisls, who occupied ps
principal Hotel, called out" V've lsfoi
on which mass from to TOGO men, I nU
bad assembled in the Place lerraux, lsn
on the soldiers, and in some measure o''a
pow cred them. TIE whole afternoon, m
every street, was heard me cry Of D D,
Svilh the Bourbons Doaa nth me mug.
Vave la liber!s t--pitchers and ho"elf .oI.
were thrown from the windows on 'd 1s, n.
diers. Things went on very dreaa1TS no,
and several persons were killed, n +
the life of the Project was attempted br
was only possible 10 still the movemesma ,oa
communicating 10 the military A2.
stroDg) orders to fire on the people, i Iau5
guilty was far from being fully res'0''N
when the last accounts came away
SPAIN. I, he
The advices from Madrid, through r 1bs
French papers, are OF the cath May. ca YIN
project of all address to the King o. .,sd in
on the state of the nation, was Suo i.s held T
an extraordinary sitting of the CoI. :alee
on that day. A report Of the ON. read
of finance on the Marine Budget wa" ssa,snds
in the sitting of the Goth 1t oa,ue.aaI1e +
twenty. even en- vessels Of all classes, 'ssi
ding S ships Of the line, and q lI'eIII II nay
tho o. hoIe marine force proposed. Ne