Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-16
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NV YoRx Nov. i0.-The packet ship
Bayard, Capt. Robinson. arrived below
last evening from Hsvre. whence she sail
ed on the evening Of the Sd ult The edi-
tors Of the Gazette have received Paris
papers to the Cd ult. and a copy of the
LONDON Courier OF the 3Oth September.
King Charles X entered Paris on the
9th OF September, on which occasion he
was received with the utmost enthusiasm,
although the rain fell 10 torrents Alter
his arrival at Notre Dame, be vas adj
dressed by the Archbishop who expressed
his grief on the death OF the late King, and
congratulated His Majesty on bis accession
10 the throne The King then made the
following reply:
.SlR-Ny FIRST duty, as il was my first
care, on an occasion so atdlctlDg TO my
heart, ras to PROSTATE myself before the
Lord. 10 solicit from him, through the IN
tercession Of the Holy Virgin. ;he strength
and courage necessary to enable me TO lul-
flthe important task which has been i'm
posed upon me. Without him sc are 90
th,ng--wiih him ~e cav do every thing.
ASSIST me, gentlemen, with your prayers;
] solicit them not so much tor myself az
for France, which my brother has render
ed so happy. Yes, notwithstanding the
greet feel, | am conhjeat, that with the
support OF the Most High, ! shall succeed,
moi in making you forget the luss which
YOU have sustained, bat at least in soften
ing its bitterness.
SALES AT HAyRE, Oct. Loo bales
Georgia Cotton at 1t. l0c; 81 Tennessee
at I l6{.
FREscH Fusps, Oct. 1--we per cent.
Consols toll GOO to lOlf 66c; Bank Ac-
tons l925f.
STocKs IN LosDoN, Sept. 3o.--Brazi>
Ian Sc ip 1 pr to / dis. Buenos Ayres
Scrip Ell dis Chilian 6 per cent? ia
Colombian Scrip 8 dis. Mexican Bonds
594r three per cent. CoDsols 953a; Con-
soils OF Account 95 ! 8.
1t is stated in the Hamburg Gazette that
the Adjutant General Count Oscharowsky
had set out Tor London, With an original
letter from the Emperor addressed to the
King of England, relative to the adjust
meni, through he INTERPRETATION OF Great
Britain, ot all tue differences between the
Porte and Russia
- Il Dc SOSttiQtJOuCI III luG 81 SdJS tuot q
change of ministry is spoken OF which all
classes expect and certainly wish tor.
fhe same paper states that the Bulletin
Of the Laws bad just commenced a new Sc
res, the first nutnber of which contained a
Royal Ordinance OF September go, sup
pressing the Censorship
A consequence of the abolition OF the
.press noticed above is,the sn0lnclttiop IN
<der.fhe London dale OF Sept. 81. OF the
arrival of Gen La Fayette IN this country,
and bis reception at the Vice Presidents
on Staten Island,
A Paris paper states that Lopez Banes,
wboswas Minister Of Wa N Spain, under
the Cortes, was 10 the Bay OF Gibraltar
with loo men under his command.
The London Courier announces the ar.
rival at Hsvre OF the Rev. Mr.. Cotton, in
the brig Peregrine, from Boston.
PARIs, Sept. 2~7.-Accounts from Syria
state that an action had taken place at A.
clos aud Thermopyls, setween the Turks
and Greeks, and that the latter were VIC
tUrious
AT Cow es, Sept 60, Governor Brooks.
Bishop, from Havana, and Resolution, by
er, from Alexandra
Respecting the Greeks and Turks an
account from Florence. dated Sept. 18th,
is given, stating that an English brig
which arrived at Corfu on the ist, con-
frned the reports of the defeat oil the
Turks al Samos. One fr'ga'e, three briggs,
and twenty transports tell into the hands
OF the Greeks, who also blew up the Ad-
mmal's vessel. All The Turks who landed
were killed or taken prisoners. A letter
from Nayariee, in the Morea, OF Aug. FL.
says the Turks lost a ship, 8 frigates. aud
80 gun boats
A similar account from Corfu, Of Sept.
Cd SAID TO have been brought by an En-
glisb traveller from MIssolonghi. was re-
csived at Trieste THIS account adds.
that the Captain Pacha was blown up 10
che q admiral's ship, and that a heroic
Greek named Canaris succeeded IN de-
stroying the vessel at the sacrifice OF his
own lille
CoNsTANMlNoPLE, August 26-Lord
S~tIaugtord has received information OF The
approaching arrival 10 this capital OF the
Russian Minister N de Ribeaupierre.-
Russia appears willing to consider the e,
vscuation OF the prlncipalities as CON-
pleted, although there is yet no official &C
coun, of il Ii appears, on the contrary,
thai the Hospodars preserve, ror the par-
poses OF safety aud good order, a part OF
the Ottoman garrisons by agreement with
the powers who are interested
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