Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01
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LATESr FROM ENGLAND.

packet ship COriHibian, capt. Davis, ar.
rived yesterday from Liverpool, bringing
London dates to the Esd, and Liverpool
TO The 25th, inclusive, but they are unu.
sualiy barren OF interest We note a few
articles IN summary way.
The University of I.eipsic has suffered
greatly by the deaths OF its professors.
Il lost Within one month three OF ITS most
distinguished men, VIZ: Professors Ora.
mar, Spohn, and Gilbert. Two other pro
fessors were dangerously i'll, and two more
were coBvaiescent.
NJ. Hurtado, charged by The Colombian
government 10 investigate the money
transactions OF the late MIR. Tea, has ar
rived al Falmouth IN the BRUSH packet,
IRON Jamaica.
A treaty has been concluded between
England and the Netherlands, regulating
some territorial arrangements il the East
Indies mutually beneilcisi in CONNER.
ciaI point OF view
1t is publicly asserted at Vienna, that
The Declaration OF war by England against
Algiers, was only a pretext TO increase
her naval force IN The MedIterranean: and
il was believed that she had Interior views
in this increase.
The King ol Sardinia has presented
Lord Slrangt>rd with loo, 900 dollars, on
account of The last treaty which he con-
cuded between the Porte and the Court
OF Turin. His drogoman, Mr. Chabert,
has received TO. 900 dollars, and The cross
OF Saint Maurice.
SLAVE TRADE.
10 the House of Commons on the 18th
ult. we find isng and animated speech
of Mr.. Canning. IN. which he observes,
I'VE offered both to France and the United
States, by treaty to give a right of mutual
visit and search in cases OF suspected
slave trading r. am, says Mr..
Canning, happy IN being able to inform
the House, that not many hours, or rather
not many days ago treaty was received
signed by my Right Hon Relation. our
Minister to the United States. and by the
American Minister, according to this nu-
tuai right Of visit. (Hesr, hear 1t has
been granted, OF course, under certain re-
gulations and restrictions, applying 10 both
8, ties
| ARRIVAL OF THE CYANE. &c.
A Havre paper o. the 95tb ult states.
that by letters from Cherboure they learn
the arrival at that port Of the D. S. sloop
OF war Cysne, from Men York, with his
ExceIlency Mr.. Brown, Ambassador FROM
the Unneh States to France
FRANKFORT, March 1.-THE commu.
nicat,ons with Turkey are now very fire.
quent and rapid. We have news from
ConstantinopIe to the 18th of February,
but all the accounts do MT agree as res
poets the relations with Persia. Some
Ie ter assert that the Schah of Persia has
al length ratified the treaty OF peace con
Guided the last year at Erzerun, and that
the diplomatic relations between the two
powers will soon be re.establisbed O.
theirs speak not only OF the immediate dan.
ger OF new war between the Porte and
Persia hut also announce several battles
which have taken place in the PacbaIck
OF Bagdsd, in which The Turks have been
completely defeated The Spectator
ORE n,aI ofJan %, confirms the above &C
counts OF the invasion OF the Pachalick
OF Bagdad One letter afflrms that
there are two parties in Persia, one OF
which is DESTROYS OF peace, and the other
prone 10 war, and is believed that The
latter will prevail The uncertainty on
this subJec, cannot remain long time.
At The latest dates from Constan,inople
the Russian agent, NJ Myn,yaki had not
ye, held diplomatic conference. Many
persons believe that bis mission will not
have satisfactory result.