Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-10

l ~ ma BY an Austrian 'esse' ! Oh .oue''
:a.. 6, Petersburg article OF June e8,
S 81, .nn.ars, that notwithstanding
! says nal inclination OF the Emperor to
J The Psi, ,bs question oil the future relations
PeaSS ".sia and the Porte will depend on
o. r rS,uIt of the farther negotiations, al
tas ..,,~tiDopie. or the conduct OF the Iur-
CoIs G"sernment. The Imperial Guards
kl:n ,Tnp return to ST. Petersburg, but the
u o' ,smains ready 10 take the held,
e'Ip orders have been given to with
tnoUs !, 10 a greater distance from the FUR
't honliers, and place it in more extern
El'a .an,onmenis. Ii is TO be observed,
1 asI tina. the Guards have never taken
~ 6eld ia a Turkish war and, on TINS
'nc also, if hoslilities had commen-
U. w Nth the Turks. would have remain
i n ,be Polish provinces, as reserve
end corps Of observation: ;,
M Madrid papers to July 18th, had reached
rnrdos. The place continued tranquil,
Ia !, had been found unnecessary to keep
o.. Sna National Militia longer embodied.
IN III. 18th, they were formally thanked
C,r tbejr services by tue authorities, and
sot on, for their homes.
Aner quiet was restored at Madrd, an
,rdsr was issued by the Marquis Santa
C,ng ,he new Major Domo, commanding
mo chiefs of the palace, under the res
noneibiliiy oi their office, 10 limit the SER
ices Of their subalterns 10 the perform
.pce Of their stated duties, 10 prevent them
from abusing their rigb! OF acce SO he roy
Il person, Sy whispering political susges'
lions in The royal cal, which may compro-
mise his maiesty's well being, and to leave
=, The Secretaries of State and other pub
lie functionaries, the task Of treating with
his majesty ON political topics.
Great rejoicing had taken place in the
provinces on the occasion OF the triumph
q the Constltutionalists.
Official accounts reached Madrid on The
18th, that the insurgents under Monterass,
in Cordoya, had submitted uDcondiuonal-
IL to Gen. O'Donoju. who received, on
the 10th, their arms, horses, and military
chest. The number Of men taken was
$50. ofborses 800
By manifesto of the Greek govern
ment, dated Corin.h, 18th March, a GER
tain extent OF the Turkish coast was de-
rlared in state of blockade, viz: "All
tbe coasts in the power of our enemies Ell
lher in Epynes, the Peloponessus, Euba,
or Thessaiy and extending from Epidaul-
Nun to Salonica. The same prohibition
equally intended for the ports OF the
Isles in the Egean Sea, the Sporades, and
those Of Gambia, still occupied by the
Turks f"
The Governor Of Gibraltar issued pro-
clamation on the 9th July, recommending
the precautionary smeasures Tor securing
The public health that have been found Ell
6CaCiOus for the last seven years; that
those inhabitants who have not passed the
epidemic lever, and are IN consequence IL
able to its attacks, do make arrangements
so as to be able to retire, for the night, 10
The butts in the neutral ground, on or be-
ivle the 26lh OF the month.
IRELAND.
|, was stated in the British parliament,
July 30th) that in Mayo, out OF popula-
non Of 100000 souls, 100000 were sup
ported by weekly remittances from Eng
land.
Many Of the sufferers having parted
with all their clothing 10 procure food The
London committee recommend contrlou-
lions Of wearing apparel for the naked.
Cork paper states that on the 23d OF
July, the body OF Mr.. William Proctor,
one Of the unfortunate sufferers 10 the Al"
blOn. was found by some fishermen float
ing about two leagues of theHead OF Kin
Sale ltexhiblt.d n" appe arance OF de-
cay, aud appeared perfectly fresh, but
when brought to land it soon changed for
The worse, The identity was ascertained
BY some papers and the cards Of this un-
fortunate gentleman, which were found in
the pocket; aud what is surprising, though
the body remained for upwards of three
months IN the water, these papers were
found very little injured. There were al
so found in the pockets one sovereign, a
small piece OF gold, and small case with
flock Of hair lied up in it. On hearing
the Circumstance, Mr.. Gibbons, the res
Pectabie agent of Lloyd's Immediately
Proceeded to the spot, and had the body
0acently Inferred.
London, July 81.
private letter from Paris, dated July
20. says, A change OF ministry is very
generally talked here at present. The
probable dispositions are said to be as fol
lows; the Count de Drugs, Minister o,
"a'; H. de Vitroles, Minister of the In
error; NJ. de Chateaubriand, at the Head
u the Department of Foreign Affairs and
W. de Blscas, President of the Council,
ana Minister of the Kings Household.
letter from Frankfort, dated the Slst
lost says, I'VE have just received the
Important news that the Chancellor, the
SrInce OF hardenberg, and the Minister OF
gate, Count de BerRstorff, will set out
, Mfsm Berlin on The 20ih of Aug. to go TO
netTna, where Congress is to be opened