Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-25

on the same day, present the budget for
1895, and the project OF a law relative TO
the redemption OF the public debt, aud
interest on il. To-day the deputies as.
sembed in the Bureaux to discuss The ad.
dress. Tomorrow there will be com.
miiee 10 discuss it in a general meeting
The project Of law which IS 10 close The
great 1sOmnd of the revoiufion, as lne roy
Al legislator bias said-the law On the in.
dennltI.s ~ be granted 10 the ernigrants
will not be presented to the chamber
I'll after the discussion OF the law for the
reduc ion OF the interest,"
There were some reports Of serious
commo;ton having Occurred at Madrid,
and fresh troubles 10 Catalonia, pariicu.
lsrly in Barcelona. where the Constilu.
tionalists are numerous, were spoken Of.
Letters from Paris OF lale date men
ton, that the king OF Spain, on being pre-.
sent TO recognise the loans OF the Cortes,
! in The new loan he wishes 10 torn, is re-
ported 10 have said that he would prefer
eating black breod, to acknowledging
those securities to be worth single ma
ravedi.' In consequence, on Thursday,
; large loal OF black bread was exhibited
IIt tJdt part VI tuC oiOCh CACudVSC hfPio
priated to the transaction OF bargains IN
Spanish Bonds. with an inscription be-
meath it-'Bread for the king OF SPAIN
Every day presents fresh report re-
speeding the proposed new Spanish Roy
allst Loan. The most recent rumor is,
that Ferdinand. who on no preteDce will
acknowledge the Loans OF the Cortes, has
been induced By French influence to ne
gociaie Loan on such high terms as will
enable the contra ctors TO take the cid by
way OF subscription, at Is per cent. and
sill obtain large profit This, II true,
is an ingenious way ot maintaining his Ca.
thoic Majesty's Declaration inviolate
The real state of the case is, however,
very doubtful.
The depots Of Spanish prisoners in
France have received orders TO set out in
columns 10 return to their own country al
certain fixed times The columns, a.
mounting in all 10 abou, 1888 men, will
have reached Bayonne by the beginning
of May, and will pass the frontier al dltte-
rent times. as 6xe by their route.
! Spanish letters, written by person who
has recently travelled from Madrid TO Ca
diz, represent the country as 10 mos,
miserable slate. Ii is impossible to travel
on The roaCs without strong escort, so
numerous are the bsndilti, and persons
. undertaking journies generally, wait for
and avail themselves OF ,be protection OF
French parties of soldiers moving from
one point to another.
RUSSIA.
! An article from Nuremberg, OF March
eOlh, states that N. Tatischef is charged
with new mission to Vienna. and that he
/ Sc, out on bis wav from st. Petersburg on
! the night OF the 7th inst. for that destina-
ton. Ii is said he is empowered to con-
cert with Prince MetterniCh 10 obtain the
removal of those obstacles which oppose
! the success OF the negotiation of Minzisc-
| XIV. |. is rumored al Petersburg that Ia
tischetf ~ i'll 60 from Vienna TO CONSTANT.
NOBLE. He was indeed once destined to
be there as Ambassador things have
not yet arrived at that state, that a Rus-
sian Ambassador can be sent to Constan'
tino2le.
THE GREEKS. &C..
The news from Greece is up to the
! Cd Of March, which, though but few
days later than previous advices. Is ne
vertheless interesting, inasmuch as 1t as
sures US of the continued tide OF sue
cess which attends the Greek arms.
Ii appears that Lord Byron was at Tri-
! politza, and had restored harmony among
! the Peloponnesian Chiefs. and had sue
ceeded 10 making the Legislature and FIX
ecutye Government combine Their Ell.
/ forts. 10 insure the ultimate triumph OF
I their country. AcTocurinth 1.-THE citadel OF
! Curinth) bad been well provlsoned AL
Tripolirza, mandatory OF gunpowdsr
had been established; the mills OF which
were built on the basis OF the Eurotas.--
Six schools have been established al r.
poIitza, Mistra, Cartene, Gsstonni, Gala
mata, and Phanari, on the Bell and Lan>
casterian plan. Also, one near MissIlong-
hi. founded by Prince Mavrocordato,
where a Military College and Hospital
had been established by Col StanhoPe,,
' The siege Of the Castle OF The Little
Dardanelles and of f.epanto, was carried
! on under the direction of English, Pruss'ao
and French ng,neers, who with lew "A
mericaHs and Italians, were the only for-
eigpers yet engaged under the banner o!
the Cross. :, At,
In Epirus, Arts bad fallen into the
hands Of The Greeks, and the Instruction
of the Pacha Of Scocra is conhrme' me
declaration OF independence by the facha
of Egypt, has been followed OF me WIN r
| drawal of bis troops from the fortfesses %
Crete, leaving the whole isIand 10 possess
sion Of the Greeks. r
Mahomed Ali Pacha, the Governor OF
Egypt, has long contemplated making
himself independent Of the Porte. ne
had imported l8 months ago. upwards OF
loo 200 stand of arms, chiefly y. EngI'
manufacture, with large supplies of ord, :,
nance, stores, sc. He had also the Ch'eI
of the Druses from Mount Lebanon. under