Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
AaRIvAL FROM FRANCE.

The ship StephanIs, Capt. Macy, IN
e9 days from Havrs, ARRIVED at N. York
on Saturday norniog, pottIns the col.
tors Of the Commercial Advertiser IN
possession of Paris dates to the Path
june inclusive. Wsshave only time Tor
a few extracts.
Ii 10 now reduced to certainty that
la FAYsrre would embark from Hs-
yrs. between the Ist of Juyand the lst
OF August. not earier than the 5th Of
Jolly, nor later than the let OF August.
The Cadmus was to sail on the lot of
July, but would wait until ,he 10Th.
PAR,s. June "a.
Stock Exchange, June 23, fire o,cIock.-
The price or stocks sufficiently main.
sained it's ground to give rise toSsome
neg ociations, and Notwithstanding the
approach of settling daytb ban been
some speculation for the end of the
month, at an improved quotation. A
.rumor was set atiost of strong expe.
d,tlon having sailed from one Of the
ports of the Kingdom, on distant voy.
age; but it had 20 effect upon the mar.
kst. The per cents for money closed
az lO2fr. 6Oc. Fee the end OF the month
the price at -four O'Clock, when the par.
.oust closed, was l02fr. soc. AT this
hour 1t 10 lO2tr. 90c. The Royal Spa.
ni.h Loan has declined. In Other Foo
reign Securities there is DO variation.
Extract Of private letterof the 18th
june. from Frsnkfort:-'lt seems that
tho assembly of Ministers at JOHANNES
berg was q prelude to that Congress
WHOM was to have been held upon the
affairs of Spanish America, If England
had not refused to take part. 1t is not
known whether the Continental Powers
will assemble; or whsther the meeting
at Johaunisberg, will remain, as il is at
present, merely friendly conference
nnon the affairs of Germany
Extract Of private letter Of the 18th
OF May, from Smyrns:--' The hostile
note of Lord Strangford, and tae ne
less strange declaration of nj. do Tatls-
chef. wero no sooner knows here than
a new campaign to exterminate the
Greek. WA anticipated. II was still
wor,e when we learned that the Vice.
roy of Egypt had fseighted all the En-.
eli.h. Austrian and other vessels in the
port OF Alsxandris. with troops and
Ammunition, which, uoder the protec-
lion of the flags of Christian Powers,
thew could with impunity, and without
fear Of being attacked by the Greeks,
carry for the Sultan and enable him to
.nresd desoIatio0 wherever he chose to
land his destructive hordes. But QUE
..tonishment was ut it's heig ht. when
wa knew that Nj. Minziacky, the Rus.
sian agent at Constantinople, allowed
yesseis of his nation to render the same
services to the Porte. Shortly after in-
,.lljesoce arrived of descent made
upon Crete by 1900 negroes belonging
tothe Viceroy, who fell upon the inha-
bitants. mastered some, and packed
tho others on board European vessels
90 be transported to Egypt, where Me-
hsmit Ali has the design TO marry them
with negroes in order to form Colonies,
60 people Nubia. The massacre CON.
mit,ed at smyrna by the Torkish
hordes 10 passing through, are said by
them to be ouly preparatory sacrifices.
calculated to give heart to the soldiers.
Ia it not horrible that the vessels of
Christiau States should be lent to the
trans port of such blood thirsty bsrba-
riansp These States know well that
che object of the Porte is to sxtirpate
Christianity from European Turkey,
and if it succeeds, to replace the popu
lation of the Archipelago and the Mo-
rsa by negroes and African tribes, in
order to re.estsblish kind of Saracen
dominion in the Mediterranean. This
Is no vain alarm, Prudence forces Us
to be silent, or we could say more upon
a multitude of base intrigues which
time will bring to light
The following intelligence fromBuck.
arrest, is of the ed inss.:-Ths rumor
that the Principslities are TO be evacu-
atsd, has suddsuly dropped. We have,
moreover, received the alarming intel
ligence, that the plague which has ragged
for acme time in Moldavia. has reached
aalummitts and Bosco, Is leagues from
hence. Brails 10 almost deserted by It's
inhabitants.
SPAIN.
MADRID, juno l2.-Ths Lsva (em-
pressment) which has been 10 use In
So.in from time immemOriai instead
of = consumption, and which produces
sa,.ater Number of soldiers than re-
cruising, is carrying on with great &c,
tivity. The Police officers, seconded