Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-20

NOR ara in the streets, ana are given
wHl'n Cor nothing. How should 1t De
away :. wise Use when all the inhabitants Of
o'ns'%s ,o@ children Of Is to old men
embark every day for seio. from
1%bsues they return laden with our
SDe ".o We can only return our thanks
sPI ,ss Europeans who reside at Smyr'
y ,bev have done all they could to
,.ba,s our women, to purchase all.
,.sasures which the country OF Ho-
Wv oossessed before its disasters,
n lid scarcely suffice. Amongst the
va ";.bsrs of them, there are some with
w. ~, 60 atrocious that they will not lis
10 any species OF arrangement.
~ ons Of these monsters refused TO-
o,o niastres for the ransom OF the wife
j ~ Gaba and replied that he would not
..tore her for goo, 600. l have con-
r;buted to the ransom OF Theodore
4 u.,le purchased for 5000 piastres. Nj.
\ pstrOehochico, on learning the death
If his brother, precipitated himself
trom window his sister Julia threw
<Esrself into ditch the other. made
lave was brought here where she was
Immediately purchased. Our good
,.;snd Jean d'Andre, was killed In his
house in the presence of his wife whilst
fastening to save his two sons, who
shared the fate of their father, also, in
tbs presence Of their mother, the lat
FER has been conveyed in slavery to AL
1 giers
Nv hand refuses to trace at greater
length the atroc;ous scenes which have
Witnessed, and others thousand times
more dreadful might be added to these
1 have cited. In one word, the SAN
Sruinary catastrophe of Scio has pro-
need the death OF misery of 10000 in
sdyiduals for to that amount may be
4utimated the number of our fellow
countrymen and women put to death
or reduced to slavery. Just God. when
will the day of vengeance come, and
what vengeance can ever intiict upon
our odious assassins all the chastlse-
ment which they deserve?
In the House OF Lords last night, the Sd
London reading of the Corn Bill was post
10 Wednesday July 2.
In the House OF Commons, the report OF
the committee on the dislresses in ireland
was brought up, read, and the resolutions
agreed TO. The chancellor of the Exche.
lsuer gave notice, that he would to,mor-
pow, move that the list OF proposed pen
lsons and allowances 10 the late Queens
servants, be referred 10 the committee of
Supply. debate took place, on the
house resolving itself into committee OH
The irish lRsurrection Act; the house divi-
ded upon it, When the numbers were l35
toll. In committee Mr.. Goulburn
moved, that the bill extend TO the lst of
August, 1898, Sir J. Newport moved as
an amendment the lst Of May; the amend
ment was rejected by 81 10 81.
The King has been prevailed upon f.
nally 10 determine to visit his Scottish do
minlons this summer. His majesty will
proceed tbither early 10 August, and will
go by sea in his yacht; for which purpose
ibe necessary directions were issued yes
terday from the Admiralty and the Lord
|Chamberlain's Office.
The Malyina bad arrived at Patras, IN
der The protection of the British Consul,
with grain to supply the Turkish army in
hal city. The Chronicte, few days ago;
l0iOfaied the public that vessel had sail
ed direct from London for The Turkish
capital, loaded with 500 barrels of gun
powder To this intelligence the public
Is requested to add the fact, that the
Prince Leopold, of 1870 tons burden, is
now loading cannon, musquets, shells,
balls, powder and every implement of
war, OF order OF the agent of the Pacba of
Egypt, in the River Thames aud bound
direct tor Alexandra. Turkey IS legiti-
mate government, but its inhabitants ale
not Christians, and consequently less like
y 10 annoy The Holy Alliance, by the cul-
uVatlon OF their minds, and by the extern
SION OF liberal opinion Surely this is not
the reason which Englishmen will think
ScS'e"' ior t1e'f RulerS taxing suCn de-
COED part against the rising liberties Of
Greece.
CONSUMPTION OF SPIRITS
Ia the second Agricultural Report Just
printed, Mr. Dunlop, distiIier, of Had
1ng'on, is stated 10 have given the fol-
lowing interesting evidence on the subject
o. The consumption OF spirits, paying du-
State the quantity OF spirits for which
GUY was paid respectively, in England,
Ireland and Scotland, with reference to
Tue PopuIallon!-The people OF Eng land.
exclusively OF the Army and navy, IS sta
yea 70 De 1877 663; the spirits made
10 england last year upon which duty was
pa'd' amounted to 3,O53,35l gallons {;
mere mere was imported from the export distil-
.e'S 10 >cotiond, l,l6O,576 gallons; but
S ~ nave seen no return from Ireland, the
CONSUMPTION NAV he a,