Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-18

ILondon Papers to Oct. 18th. By TIE Panfhcd.l
Tue EgYpsin aeet was offsthe Isle of
Rhodes 90 the evening of the 18th OF
August. 1t consisted OF 9 frigates. IA
three mas,ed corvestes. 40 brigs and
schrs. and about ESQ merchant vessels
of ell nations of Europe except French.
One . ate that there we're Is
sail Of English Merchantvessels among
Ehe transports. The transports have
40 immense material and provisions.
ana = corps of about $4,000 troops of
the line. armed, organised, and trained
in the Europeao fashion. Several
European officers command these regi-
snsnts. Que of them is commanded by
an ABIDE Camp Of a General of Bona
par,s, who has Turned Mabometsn
sioce he has entered The service OF Me-
hemet Pacha.
1t is said that a new war has com.
msnced between Persia and the Pscha
of Bagdsd. The former power. at the
head of $4,000 men, has siezed on a
part OF the territories Of the latter.
A letter from Smyrna Of Sept. Esd.
a.ates thai the Turkish camp 81 Scala
Nuoua had broken up: that 8 900 80
gi,iyes from it had arrived there 10 the
most deplorable state. without arms or
clothing and tina, the rest had dispers
ed through the PROVINCE of Natai'a, at,
ter the loss Of nombers from want u
disease.
A lister from Paris Of the 18th inst.
says-sOn Saturday after the appear.
ance OF NJ dc Chateau brands pamph-
let. he had an audience of the King,
which lasted above an hour. A great
many Of the opposition members OF the
Chambers were present al the LeSee
on Sunday, among others NJ. Roger
Collard. all of whom the King I'D tress-
ed WITH great Fl liability. ~ de Cdss
met with 8 like reception. 10 General
Excslman's he said-'Ths DOLLY thing
that | remember is. that when you re-
osiged an order from Bonsparte TO pus.
sue me, You fxed on a different road to
that which | pursued'-in short 10th.
ing can exceed the popularity of ,he
King and the D4aphin. The removal
of NJ. ytllele is confidently expected.
A letter from Madrid. dated Sept. l2,
statss-.AmoDgst the prisoners taken
in the affair at Almeris, were = citizen
of the United Sta.es of America, and
two British subjec's. The American
Consul interfered in favor Of his
srymau, and succeeded in getting his
ease referred TO Madrid. The Ameri.
can Minister here demanded that the
misguided man be tried according TO
the Law of nations, and if found guilty.
there could be nothing said against JUS
tice being executed 90 him. The an
saes was lmmedIate-a free pardon
from the King. on condition that The
man be sent OUT Of the country. The
two Euglishmen were executed, o Tor
precisely the same crime and measure
of offence committed by the American.
The latest accounts from Spain, state
tina. arrests were daily taking place, OF
military officers and others. supposed
TO have been privy to the evolutionary
plans of La Cruz. Anumber OF ladies,
che wives of ~sx-deputies to the Cortes.
and Of exlled Spanisrds, have been or.
de.ed 20 quit Madrid in "a hours after
the delivery of their passports. M'se'
Nv is stated TO be 9, Is height In the "a
pi,al, money becoming every day more
sca,ce. and the wants of The govern.
,nent moe pressing The ex minister
San.a Cruz is condemned to be exlled
for life.
The advance IN FISH oil yesterday was
from Q. To 81 per ton, and 25l. per
ton ia generally demanded from those
spaculaters who are Inclined 10 calcu.
late on the effects of a bad fishing. The
trade, however, does not submit al pre-
sent to this high price, for the great a.
buDdance of tallow and it's low value,
will materially affect the price of oil,
whatever want IF cue sss may s.irnd
the Greenland and Davis Straits fisbe.
rles.
The East India company has given
notice TO the Stock Exchange, that the
interest on t'.eir bonds will be reduced
from 81 per cent to 5 per cent. after the
5,h of April, 1925. The length Of the
presen water and gas pipes under the
pavement 40 London. IS said to srceed
l20O miles. It's calculated, that above
Eve thousand operatives are at present
idle in the city of Glasgow and neigh.
borhood, in consequence of the turn
out.