Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-16

dOllsUSOe 81 FE Az nOttftnOo Ns "a
word Of it. We have since received, iron
vsrious quarters ipformataon connected
with this Intelligence, whech leaves no
doubt upon our minds axsto the tact Of
troops having been dispatched about that
time.
A portion Of this information we subjoiD,
as contained in the follow ing private letter,
written we are a ,sured, by a member OF
the Cnawber OF Deputies, who has access
TO Ministerial communications We give
il. however, without any other pledge OF
MS accuracy. The writer speaks oil a
communicatien having been made 10 our
Cabinet of the alledged object OF the ex-
peailion, and that We, rdcUgni,i ing the
right which every coanlry has 10 recover
the possession OF her revolted colonies 1t
it can, interposed no obstacle. his IS
not The case. The only communication
we believe. was TO apprise his Majesty's
Government OF the sailing al a 1eet to re-
lieye the French garrisons IN the West In
dies
The following is the letter.
soon after the dismissal OF the Hayden
Commissioners, orders were given by the
Fre2Cb Government TO prepare an expedi,
ton against the island Four thousand
men iorning part OF It, were ordered TO
Brest, and there embarked on the Z8h Of
August. The expedition then sci sail to
JOIN Admiral Duperfe off Martinique,
where an additional number OF troops, COZ
lecred Tor several months past were 10 be
taken on board, aud The whole TO proceed
TO St Domingo. On arriving III he Is
land. it was not intended to do any thing
decisive in The first instance, whicn the
smallness.o o The forces would aot admit OF,
but to get possession OF some stfcng places
on the bealihIesi part OF The coast throw
up additional Notifications, aud then e6ter
into negotiations with some OF the ( biess,
many OF hon are still attached to France.
Should these tail, then strong reinforce
nents would be sent from France, and
possibilities commence, whilst he fleet would
establish The ~s,rictest blockade before lie
principal ports Of the Is.qnd.
Mr. Rortardo, the Colombian Ambassa-
dor has returnei TO London. Ii was said
that bis visit was highly hatterlng to Spa
nish America. Mr. MIchelena, the Mexi.
can Minister to England, has received a
PICooluS tuVlSottOb itOu tuC iCuSh w
vernment 10 visit Paris. He IS sand TO
have accepted it. Or. Migoni, the Mexi.
can Consul lett London tor Paris, the latter
md of Sept. also al the solicitation OF the
French Government.
We understand that the authenticity OF
the instructions from The Superintendent
General of The Police ot Spain to tie OFF,
GERS OF that establishment ordering the
ertermanaiiOn OF all the Cons,itulionalists,
has been questioned, from an IDA that so
atlrocious a document never could have
been issued. We can assure our readers
that it is perfectly genuine, u that we have
the printed original in our possession,
Morn Chronicle.
The Duke Of Bordeaux, (who is only
three years DID, is appointed by the new
Guards.
The King has published an ordinance
granting pardon TO all soldiers belonging
10 the French army who have deserted.
LONDON. Oct. 8, 4P. M.
Cousols are at 954; Mexican Bonds, 95
1-8; Colombian scrip s per cent discount.
A letter from Seville OF the 18th ulltimo
| states that the Spanish government had
engaged SIX transports, lying at Port st
Mary's, TO proceed to TerriI, where 5000
troops would embark for Havana.
Letters have been received ia the CITY
FROM Barcelona, which state that business
is much suspended, IN consequence OF the
disturbances IN Catalonia.
il is asserted 10 the private letters from
| Madrid. that, OH The 18th ulf. Ferdinand
| VIII, at a Council OF his Ministers, again
declared to them bis fixed resolution never
to acknowledge any portion Of the loans
made TO the Cores.
The reduction about to take place in
| he public expenditure OF Prussia is stated
| at 4 ,000, 600 OF crowns, which is nearly a
lSih part OF the total expenditure.
MADRID, sept 98.--rbe military com
mission OF Cdrthsgena, on the I9h, pass
| ed sentence upon So Consti,utionalists: 8
are condemned 10 death, the otters TO va
| Eious pHnishments. The Ma;quIs de Rs-
fal is ordered to he imprisoned tor one
year. The commission at P%ampeluna mas
passed sentence upon several inhabitants
of Peralta.
IL IS stated that The NeapoIitan Consul
had been landed al Genoa from algltTs,
the Dey having demanded OF bis govern.
ment 80, 900 dollars
LEGHoRN, Sept 90 -Areport is in cir
| c%ulstion here, that the Greek feet has de
iested the Egyptian fleet near Rhodes.
BY a letter from Zane, dated the Sd OF
this month, we have the particulars re-
speeding the naval action of Samos, which
news having been mads known by the two
| Greek Vice Admirsls to the Governor OF
Syria was brought thither by a snip from