Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-29

The Irish government. ilas pul CnaSeu
1000 tons Of potatoes, for the use Of the
poor.
wear 1891. for Great Britain and Ireland
was sixty-Eye millions. tive reckon the
population at twenty millions, itgives
tax of three pounds Eve shi!lings tor each
person man, woman and child.
A service of Plate has been presented
to Alderman Wood, by the subscriptions
of his fellow Britons, as demonstration
Of their respect for bis exertlons 10 tne
cause OF Caroline Amelia Ellzabeth OF
Brunswick, Queen consort OF George inc
Fourth. Ii consists Of A. pieces, weighs
1900 ounces, and cost six hundred pounds,
A vast quantity of American Hour had
been shipped at Liverpool for the ports oil
Cork, Limerick and Galway.
The lale Lord Primate. His Grace was
Of that illustrfous, perhaps we should say
Royal family (tbe Sluarts) whose recorded
boast has BEEN" Not we from Kings,
but Kings trotn u.s." He married Miss
Penn, the Iineal descendant of the great
founder of Pennsylvania. By this most
amiable and now afflicted Lady, His Grace
had four children, two sons, the eldest oil
whom is a representative in Parliament
for the city OF Armagh, and two daughters.
the eldest married 10 the bon. Thomas
Knox. M. P. heir apparent TO Lord Wis
coun, Northland. His Grace was in his
Gath wear, twenty-tw of which he presi.
ded over the established church of this
country.
The Journal des Debats contains what
II STYLES faithful translation OF The Iur.
ki.b note ofthe 26th Of February presen>
ted by the Refs Eifendi to the English Am
bassador. This differs essentially in style
and matter from that formerly published
Ii is moderate, temperate, and argumenta-
tive. The right OF Russia TO interfere tor
the right of the rajahs Of Moldavla and
Wallachia, is not questioned in this docu,
ment nor does the Turkish government
declare its determination not TO evacuata
these provinces nor to appoint Hospodars.
| On the contrary, it promises 10 do both on
the return Of tranquility, but appeals TO
Russia whether such procedure can or
ought to- be adopted during the existence
of an open ebellion.-When order shall
have been re-estabished, then will the
Turkish government rebuild the CHRISTIAN
churches and pro.ect the Christian Reli-
o;on in tho now reyoIteG provinces. The
6;v,n ,jso remind, Russia that she has not
fulfilled The treaty of Bucharest, bY which
the Asiatic fortresses were TO have been
| surrendered to Turkey, within specified
period.
On the whole, there is nothing in this
doonment from which the ncesity OF war
con he deduced.
20" CATHOIIC PEERS.
Mr. Canning moved the order Of the dsy
m the 10Th Nav in the House for the se-
cond reading OF the Roman Catholic Peers
Xii After debate. in which Mr.. Canning
took a conspicuous part, the gallery was
cleared for a division.
For the Bill. 235
Against il. 993
Majority, l2
Por,s. JMau z.
The Prince and Princess of Denmark
took leave of the Royal Family yesterday.
They set out this morning for London,
where they remain for two months.
The Prince 4 Princess of Denmark are
expected in town by to morrow night, and
Warwick house has been got in complete
readiness for their reception.
A letter from Pera, dated the 25th OF
March, draws trghtful picture of the sit.
1ation of the unfortunate Christians at Con-
stantinople they were flying by thousands
and the number of them was estimated at
upw ards Of SO, 600, who had embarked, o:
who were about to implore an asylum of
the European Ambassadors.
In the British House OF Commons, on
the 7th May, Mr.. Wallace moved that the
report of the committee on the navigation
bill be postponed 10 the Goth OF May.