Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26
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bargains in foreign securities. The En-
gIishman of the 9th says, degree OF &C
tivity quite unexampled, is observable in
| almost every species Of foreign security
brought into the English market.
Captain John Jebb, of the Royal Horse
| Guards formerly stationed 10 Canada has
been tried by a court martial, and sem
fenced to be discharged from the service.
| In consequence, however, OF his long SER
vice, and good character, the king dIrec-
Ted that he receive the value OF his com-
| missions.
Sir Francis Burdett paid visit to H.
chester jail, to congratulate Huntupon his
approaching liberation, which was to take
place on the 30th OF Oct.
The most important intelligence. TO the
people of ttss city, that we can find in
these papers, is, that one holt Of the caty
of.Nev York has been destroyed 6ylfrs
The information was conveyed to Liver
pool by gentleman passenger in the Her
cues. Capt. Gardner, and was believed by
the American merchants in London. tho
not 10 the extent reported. [ 1t was very
we'll for the New Workers, that they have
never heard of this melancholy and dis
FRANCE AND SPAIN.
The papers are filed with speculations
upon the business that will probably come
before the Congress OF Sovereigns, Assem-
bling in Italy. Some OF the papers call
them the modern Gentlemen OF Vero-
na." The London Courier strongly insin-
yates that the affairs of Spain will come
under discussion.
Tbe Paris dates are to the 9th Of Oct.
and those from the frontiers of Spain TO
the 28th Of Sept. The Royalist Junta OF
Navarro has submitted its powers TO the
Regency Of SEQ d'Urgel. 1t is said that
the royalist army OF BIscsy has entered
Navarro, to combat the reinforcemeHts
sent TO The constitutional General Espino-
sa The authorities of Seville have set
price upon the head OF the Royalist Chief
zsidivar.
By the extracts from French papers, it
will be seen that Berton, Col Carron,
and their accomplices, have been execu-
ted. The advocate for Carrop, after his
sentence, proceeded with all possible ra-
pidity to Paris, to bring an appeal before
the court OF Cassation; but he arrived too
late, as the military tribunal who revised
his sentence, and confirmed it, in con.
formity with the military code, bad direC-
ted bis immediate execution.
IRELAND
In this unhappy country, according to
late accounts, burnings, burglaries, and
murders have, in the southern districts, a.
gain appeared. Al Abbayfeale, the troops
have thus early in the season been en-
ploy ed to scour the country for offenders,
and have captured two of the Kerry lRcen
diaries of Oct 1921. The legal expedi-
ent OF levying distress Tor rent has been
undermined rather than openly resisted,
in the county OF Limerick, by the practice
of carrying of, or destroying al night, the
cattle seized on behalf OF the landlord du-
ring the daytime. In the very suburbs OF
Cork. clergyman's house was attacked
on Sunday morning, the 29th uit. at one
O'Clock, and a faithful servant barbarously
murdered. The assassins escaped Thus
it seems, that neither the gibbet, nor the
bayonet, nor famine, nor pestilence, are
efficient preventIves Of crimes in that
country.
We find little j: any thing that can be
depended on with regard to the affairs OF
the Greeks. Vienna papers to to the 25th
of Sept. and Constantinople to the TIN, had
been received. No CERTAIN accounts had
reached ConstantinopIe OF the state'ot at>
fairs in the Morea, subsequent TO the ope-
rations of Chourschid Pacha, in July; but
there were reports of the victories said 10
have been gained by the Greeks in the
following month, and OF which We have
ctato re
other quarters. On the goth eons'dera'
BILE tram of artillery. with large supply |
of ammunition departed for Erzerum. in
that quarter the Persians have recently OBJ !
tanned considerable advantages over the
TURKISH troops, commanded by Jalalad-
din Pacha These advantages are the |
consequence OF the detection ot Selim
Pacha, a Kurdish rebel, who, on the con-
dition of receiving his pardon, had pro-
missed to JOIN the Turkish army With 49,
600 men, but who, instead OF fulfilling bis
engagement, went over to the Persians'--
Twenty -four Janissaries had been execu-
ted ct Constantinople for burning house
and committing depredations.
British Stocks, Oct 9--The last quota
tons were the following; Red Ann. shut
-Consos, 80 10; Ditto for Acct. 82 l-8
buyers; ditto for November, 82d 8; four
per Cents shut; New Ditto l0l 7-8 lO2;
Exchequer Bills, IS Sd premium; India
Bonds, 55s a SIS premium.
Corn Exchange Oct. 9.--No arrivals OF
any grain since Monday; yet the Wheat
trade was very dull this morning; prices
may be quoted the same as on last Mon
day.