Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-06
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IssnI,r fl.@otParis papers to the 9itt,
and tisyre papers 10 the 2ad Nov ooih
.,clus;ye. We are also indebted to-Dapt'
elacsy Toe large file Of papers OF 'he Ia!
,.s, ,ial.s, As we did moi receive our pa
pers I'LL 9 clock, we have not orss aee
10 make as rcsnv extracts az we eou,n ha's
wished. We have, however, uans'a'e"
the following articles.
The PARIS papers contain many specu,a-
.;ons ON the subject at Spain 'nd ner Ce'"-
Mos and the Constitutional says, that q
a., Uotv Alliance should maize any all
go, ,s,,.., me liberties vi South AtBer'-
"a. il would change the Whole lace oil
.h;,as A d,,ec, attack would be made on
n. interests of Englspd, and a. comics !
wo,Id he Immediately CONNIE need on the
olsm.ut where she IS al powerful u IS
.y;d,n,. il is added that to rsuuce them
"a sp,le Of England and her asvy, would
no i,poo.sihle England; u IS ssid. does
no, mi herself 10 the irouais OF conferr'ng
With the continental possts, DOR OF meDa
eing Or attacking them, but IS proceeding
silently and ny diplomatic management 10
recognize American ndepeD 1ence, atu "
form nos. important commercial conpeA
ions with the coihn'eS = ~"
Baps,,rros is said 20 have been arrested
while nedi,at,ng an escape.
A member OF the Cortes' who Votea lot
che Regency at Seville, has been arrested
an hung a Grenada =
General Morilio has also been arrested
The King continues 10 exile and deprive
OF their employmepts those who remained
behind as we'll as those who accompanied
him
The patents exac ted by the constitution.
al governments are still demanded, when
dissa,ishes ihe tower order OF the people
Il is stated that the ambassadors 0! 10
reign pawsfs are TO hold meeting Al a
Paniuez, to (srerm,De how SPAN shall De
governed.
The French Consul. and Spanish au'ho
rites in the por,s, have disagreed concern
ing the French vessels taken o. pr'vs eer>,
which the Royalists refuse TO give up.
The 0uebbard Spanish Loan has been
attempted at London aud Paris, bot with
out success In London 81 IS said the agent
vas treated with great contempt.
The ecclesiastics are demanding TIE re-
Establishment OF the lnquisltion. More re-
cent accoonts stale that the KING Of Spain
entered Madrid, on the 18TH, mounted OF
q car drawn by 100 men.
At W uftemturg an association tor the
improve meat pf Church music, bad been
formed. rs,
LONDON, Nov. Is.
The Chronicle remarks that the British
Naval foree now in actual service, is more
than suthcien, 10 insure the independence
OF Sooth America, in case it should be
threatened by The French ministry.
PARIS, Nov Is
Al he regiments Of the Guard we're 10
assemble a, Paris to receive the Duke Of
Angouleme on bis return from SPAN
Many persons occupying places about
the Royal Palaces at Madrid, have been
deprived OF them.
Provisions are shipping from koebefort
for Cadiz.
WARSAW, Nov 6
tits said that the Emperor Alexander.
lust before parting from the Emperor
Francis, invited him to attend little Con.
gress here or at 81. Petersburg. next year,
bu, the Emperor Of Austria appears little
Disposed 10 regulate The affairs OF the A.
merican Colonies on monarchical princi-
piles. ,
49, GREECE
The Greeks have taken possession ofthe
Castle Of Cotia;b. By the way OF Mar
settles news has arrived oil an engagement
between The Ottoman and Greek fleets,
which terminates: With equal injury to both
parties The turkish admiral siierw ards
proposed 20 TIE Greeks to surrender To- the
Turkish force, which was indign inty re.
IL Il, =. sk.,t ,h.x aai1
sooner perish inaD submit
a. 80. MADRID. Nov. 10
D. Victor Sssz opposes The re estsol'sh-
mem OF the inquIsition; and it Is said,
yielding 10 the wishes OF the forpign pow
ers, b. has greed that the Chapter OF To-
,ed0 shall lvih! the functions OF that tribu-
nal reg srdng certain SUBJECTS, according
to the ancient lass OF thu kingdom, before
ITS re- csIs i,.ainent. Hence IL IS ennclud,
ed by son persnns that Il will never again
be put ~ v,gnrsaS operation.
Nuusmbs. 1 - The King publishes no
more degrees. The ipurssls contain no
'hing pew; and things are expected to pro.
coed ih,,be usual course until the arrival OF
his Majesty. The French body CARDS will
pass the S'nters At Madrid.
IL the adventures Of some Russian
explorers ofhigh Northern regions. we
hnd the follo~iog curious statements
at was now says the narrator. eel
most i'm oossible' to fell timber, which
was a. hard 40 the Ratchet itself, En-
esps it was perfectly dry. and in the
greatest severity, the hstchets, on stri-
king tho wood. broke like glass. In.
deed is was impossible to work in the
open air. which compelled % to make
many holidays, much Against our incl.
nation. The effects Of the cold ara