Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-16

Tsel i'm the bONSe Oh SOihIDons, tpdt out
:, Sl DAYS that body had been engaged in
business, 40 oi them had been occupied n
,tc discussion OF Irish subjects
Mr.. Alexander Stanley is appointed
C1mo,ro,lrr Vi the Customs for HE port
;nfLnerpooi. IN place u Mr.. Rigty, re.
signed. s.;i,-o
5 the gathering of hops this year, con-
o.;ssrahie rise bad taken place IA this arti-
10 new hops from Ia TO 10, aud old from
SIo 10 shiiings.
BRUSSELS article Of June 60 says-'the
,,;nce of GAMING, son of Lucieu Bona
,ar,e and his young vile, set Ost tins al
!arnouo for Antwerp, where they will eM-
Ears for the United States OF America
Vbey intend 10 remain two or three years
m that country.
Et.raet from Madrid, June 90
Every day the details respecting the
sIng', Journey are ratified. HIS majesty,
wSP .et ", by land, went TO sleep at u
,rb,. Il appears that be was acCompau-
,s3 By only three Spanish graudees, the
m,rnuis OF Santa Cruz, the dukesof hUar,
mi general Palatox. The escort, which
accompanies the king, is SAID 10 have been
or!ered 10 proceed to the last e1tremities
il D. soulf attempt to escape.
sThe departure from Seville was so pre-.
cip,,ste, that the cOrtes left some millions
! IN money, great deal Of plate, and paIt
ri the artillery OF their troops. Most OF
the counsellors of Stale have renamed at
Seville, as well as about 80 deputies, and
Q M SEQ officers, incensed al the violence
dom, 10 the king. II Is affirmed that when
The constitutional regency notified to the
king the hour of his departure, II made use
OF me word 'y0W, in addressing his ma.
jssY.
6, neral Bordeioulle, instead of enter
ing Seville, which is at some distance
from the high road to Cadiz, was prepa-
nng to march rapidly to Port ST, Mary's,
10 Ogerlske, II possible, the rear guard vi
general Zlyas. He commissioned gen.
Bourtnont TO occupy Seville, and then to
rsioln MIN on the bay Of Cadiz.
The new municipality of Seville has
sent deputy to Madrid to acknowledge
the regency
From he Paris Journal.
There - no longer any doubt respecting
the kind OF republican revolution effected
at Seville 1t Is regency that has been
established, as we first stated Thus the
Spaalat'!s nave TO choose between a regen>
cy which has dethroaed their king. and a
reg acy which marches TO restore TO him
his liberty and crown; between a royal
ADMINISTRATION sitting at Nadrd, and de-
uocrauC convention established at Cadiz;
between principal OF order anc source
Of Anarchy. No honest man will find any
tllhculIy ia making bis election.
The GREENS AND TURKS.
Late frankfort and other German jour-
na, had been received in London. They
contain sundry reports in relation to the
atfurs of the Greeks and Turks, but no.
thing that can be depended on, A Frank
tor; paper Of June t8, states, that while
the furnish fleet IS gone to try its fortune
In anoner expedition against the Greeks,
toe commanders in Macedonia begin 10
collect their troops, in order to drive a.
wy tne Greek soldiers who have spread
themselves IN rhessaiy. According 10
the latest accounts, however, the Turks
near Larisss, of which fortress they con
Sac 'y kept possession, do not exceed
1 00O nen.
had been reported, and the report
was 1sierated in letters from the Turkish
frontiers, that the Turkish feet soon after
Acquitted the Dardanelles bad been attack
Ell Oy he Greek feet, and very roughly
handled; nat the Greeks had even cut OF
the captain Pacha with frigate and three
0r'gS The tartars, who brought the re-
p1rI 10 Belgrade, are stated 10 have left
COnslantlnople on the 99th May Accord
ing TO letters from Pestfe, it was also ge.
neIaIly reported at Bucharest, that SOME
great misfortune had betalen the Turkish
nset. Considering the unusual uncertain
Woi The accounts received by this cham
Deh II Is taken tor granted that these ac-
counts require conf nation,
Letters from Durazzo OF the 3lst May,
assert that toe brave defender OF Patras,
Jus1t eacha, had lett ms second in COM
mana IN that place, and had sailed fer
tt'esa, 10 lake the command IN Eprus.
ths would fully confirm the news OF raj
stis the blockade by sea. Other letters
received Al Vienna IRON Ca!amatta say,
that the castle OF Lepanto has been taken
oy lark bozIariS. VINO, however, was Sc,
7eTeiy wounded 10 the attack.
Letters from BNOglia OF the 25th May
Soil speak OF the IN ,Nch OF Turkish troops,
winch commit dreadful excuses. Laris-
= mas been strongly fortified by the
/ letter from Marseiles, dated May 90,
aEs " Nothing new transpires relative
@'he diplomatic negotiations with Russia.
Ll;L SGanEtor0 has disagreed With the
he'' Ehendi On account OF the refusal ne
Gas net with to his applications respecting
,ne navigation OF the Black Sea. and has
SsoSeH of all communication with him.
iae Austrian inlerouncio was still ia ex.
pectalon OF the answer OF the court OF
huSsla TO The letter OF The Refs Efendi."
GIBRALTAR. July |.
reclamation of Gen. Vigodet, to the
soldiers of the permanent army and