The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
FROM SMYRNA.

OTIS, and several of the Grecian Island
were at variance.
The Turkish fleet had lett the coast o
the Morea, and proceeded to Mytelene
where 1t was at the last date. The ad
rniral said ne left the Turkish. affairs il
a prosperous train in the Morea. tina
$4,000 Turks were there, that The
Greeks had retired to the mountains.
An English ship, with twenty mem
bers Of the late Spanish cortes. sailed from
Gibraltar, Oct. %, for Cork-and brig,
also With passengers, was 20 follow, in !,
few days.
FROM GIBRALTAR.
From the PHILADELPHIA Sentinel, Dec. II
Capt. Tear, of the brig Ruth, arrived
at this port from Gibraltar. states, that a
French teet sailed from Algesiras on the
LIST Nov. and proce eded I'd the Mediter,
ranean.
A regular file Of the Gibraltar Chroni,
Gle, from the 18Th TO he eSth Oct, in
elusive, and The Gaceta dc Madrid to sIst
have been received by The Ruth; from
which the following items are selected.
The Gibraltar Chronicle of Oct. esd.
states that intelligence has been received
from Ca-thagena by sea, that four DAYS
previous, that city was in treaty with the
French, in consequence of the late sur.
render of Cadiz
The board of health of Paris, in its
general report for 1929. Iamems the ra
wages caused In the capital by the small
pox
A Spanish official report of a rencon.
tire, al Eramaced. says the Constitutional
troops we're defeated, ana me eX.mn,srcr
San Miguel, who is not expected to sur
vire his wounds, was taken prisoner.
We learn, by letter from Cadiz of
the 10Th inst. tina, the manifesto of the
is, inst. from Port 81. Mary, doing a.
way so completely The one issued on the
preceding day, at Cadiz, by the king, had
produced general establishment and dis.
pleasure, and ind iced many 10 Depart
from dread OF the consequences.
PARIS, OCT S.-Accord,ng to letters
from 81. Petersburg, dated Aug. Cd, the
emperor Alexander has given orders for
the garrison OF Mntau to be augmented
1000 men, TO prevent the introduction oil
English contrabsnd goods.
In the course of 1922, Russia obtained
from her mines 2967 lbs. of gold, and
10000 lbs. of silver forming a total in
gold and silver, of S,735,55 roubles.
The following is from the Augsburg
Gaz of the eth ult. awe are assured
that the interview between the emperor
Of Russia and the emperor of Austria at
Czernowltsch, is to determine definitely
new HltimatHm, TO be proposed to the
porte by the cabinet OF ST. Petersburg.
and in the FIRST line of which will be a
formal demand ofthe prompt revocation
of the measures adopted against the navi
CATION 9th Black sea. 1t is even asser-
ted that very short term will be given
10 the divan TO reply IN categorical
manner' An extraordinary courier has
been dispatched to Constsnlinople, with
an invitation to lord Strangford, to go to
Czernowitsch, TO take part in The delib
erations."
ST. PETERSBURG, sEPT. "a Many well
informed persons expect that the meet.
ing of the emperors of Russia and Austria,
alCZe nowiscb, will be attended with "a
vorable result TO the cause ofthe Greeks
II seems, that the courts OF St. Petersburg,
Vienna and London, are at last agreed on
the principle, that The Christian nations
are bound TO each other against the Ma
homctans, and that the honor of the Holy
Alliance, is engaged not to leave to the
enemies Of Kings so specious motive o.
defamation as the abandonment IF tn,
Greeks to the fate of sanctuary cootes
when single word, uttered with frmDes'
in the common name Of the Christian
powers, suflices TO intimidate the feeble
government of ConstaDrinople. It's as
serted, that that word will be so pronoun
ccd. Lord StraDgford is moreover t
proceed 10 CzerDowilsch, to concur it tn,
final declaration oil those powers, and TIT
basis on which the negotiation with tn,
Turks is to be uDderiak u.
Madrid Gazette.
The National Calender, for 1924, b.
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