Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11

some Friars have 10 consequence Of dis.
pures thrown of he trotk and taken up
he musket for the Cortes.
II every thing depended on the Prince
Genera lssimo affairs would no doubt be
soon amicably arranged. He wishes for
oblivion OF the past. Well informed peo
pie say there are negotiations with The
Cortes.
From the Journal dies Dssb ats.
By an Extraordinary Despatch.
MADalD, Juty l9.-Sir w, ACourt, at.
ter having demanded an escort from Gen.
bourmont, has gone 10 San Lucar to en-
bark in an English trigate, which was
to take hlm TO Gibraltar,
From the Constitutional.
PsRpIGNAN, July I6.-Tbe troops
6lockadlng he Seu of Urgel cannot pre-
vent the garrison from making excursions.
The Piedmrntese Count Llua,i, with 400
miqueIets, after having escorted out goo
women AMI children who had taken refuge
N the forts, has returned 10 them. Sars
field was living al his couhtry house al
Hospilalet, league from barcelona, when
he made his submission Persons arrived
from different points say there have been
several combats. Milans with his div
sons occupies the mountains which crown
The plain OF Barcelona The news OF the
death OF Nina is false; on the contrary, his
health is nearly re.es,ablshed.
PARE, July 9i.--The Constitutional OF
this day has been seized at the Post Or
fee
MADRID, July I7.--The Ambassadors OF
Austria and Prussia have been presented
to the Urgency, and expressed the f.vors-
ole sentiments which their %Overelgns en-
terrain for his Catholic Majesty, and The
Regency which represents bm
ODESSA, June 93.-We have accounts
from Constahlinople as late as the 18th OF
tins month. On the mere report OF a change
IN the Ministry, al 81 Petersburg, four
ships from this por las has been already
stated, were detained al Con tantinople,
aud are not TO be allowed 10 proceed 10
the Archipelago but must return hitler -
The d van seemed almost TO repent The
slep It Dad taken tow ards a RECOMMENDATION
IN sending the letter of the Refs Etfendl to
CONT NesselTUde; ii remains TO be seen
what impression will be made by the an
swer OF the latter which must now be at
COnsiantInople, and again proCialms the
pac tic system OF the Emperor Alexander.
The removal OF the Kiaja Bey. who, as
The leader OF the party IN favor of peace,
mad undertaken in the Divan the defence
OF the system hitherto pursued. and who IS,
therefore, a loss TO the European Ministers.
has drawn much attention. His successor
Is hardly more han mere puppet. With
respect TO Lord Srangiord, the Porte 10 in
sIngUlady embarrassing situation. While
he appears as The opponent OF :he Greeks,
another EngIshman, Captain Hamilton,
VINO. as Tar as we can learn, also neg0ti
dtes in The name of the English Govern
ment, has made IN the Archipelago, over
lures to the lDsurs gents, which, If hitherto
with0u success aim al brIng ahoul an
arrangement with the Porte Lord SlraDg-
lord oiiirms, thai he knows nothing n he
object, or ev,n OF The existence Of those
negotiations.
The measures against the commerce of
all Christian nations are so injurious, that
all tile Franks tear they shall soon he on
level WITH the Rayas. Lord Slrangtord
has made iorCiOie remonstranCe 10 the
Porte on the subiec' of those new differ
ences in The form OF instructions TO his
Dagoman, NJ Chabert. These differences
are nSe,y 10 excite some sensation in St
Petersburg, since, on the ISSUE OF this al.
iar, the tate OF the trade OF, The Black Sea
may tie SAID 10 depend 1t is to he tx
peCled, however, that Lord Strangtord's
Note will induce the Porte 10 revoke its
late measures
CONsTANriNorLE, Juoe l7.--The reno
val OF he Il ea Bey TIA. caused great
sensation He vas conslde ed to be a
man OF moderate principles, sincerely de
slfous OF peace, not only with Persia but
with Russia, and it is thought he Intended,
when toe differences wI,h The latter were
arranged, 10 use its lulerVt ntl0n TO make
an agreement wilh tie Greek Insurgents.
he klowIng he slate OF the Empire better
than any other Member OF The Dvan, and
being fully convinced that It requires
repose al whatever price. His dis
mIssal is, therefore, looked upon as sign
of hostile disposition IN the Ottoman Go
vernment, and as promising no favourable
ISSUE TO The negotiations nov carrying IN
lhro' Lord SrangIord with the Court OF 81
PETERSBURG.