Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-15


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From she NY. Daily advertiser. Of Jan. 9.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The ship susquehannsh. Captain
M Manus, arrived at his port in SO
DAYS from Waterford, Ireland, bringing
papers from that place as late Is Dec.
Sd. By the politeness Of Capt. NINA.
nus, and the owner, Mr.. Flask. we have
had the opportunity of examining seve-
ral of the papers, among which was the
latest from Waterford, from which we
have made such extracts az our time
would admit.
IL 10 stated 10 the Courier it 10 now
there is to be one Congress
for the affairs of the East at St. Pc.
tersburgh, and another at Paris for the
South American colonies. The object
Of the latter does not distinctly appear.
France, it 10 said, has given the British
Government positive assurances Of her
determination to refrain from assisting
Spain in any attempt to reduce these
colonies by force. 1t is supposed that
che King Of Spain, II he cannot make
such an attempt, will not recognize
their indie pendenee, and that in this he
will be countenanced by the Allies
In speech of the Russian Ambassadors,
Pozzo di 8orgo, are expressions which
warrant the conclusion chat Russia and
the other powers do not intend to &C.
knowledge their Independence. The
editor of tho Courier coniesses it is dit.
fcult to reconcile the assurances of the
French government with the senti-
mests of the above mentioned speech
but 40 Great Britain has de facto re-.
coguised their independence, he thinks
that country will cultivate the most
friendly intercourse with the Republics,
and leave the other European powers
60 follow their own policy.
Dispatches have been received from
Madrid to tho 10th, with positive infor-
nation that Ferdinand's confidential
Minister, Ssez, had not only retained
his own situation, but arranged the
whole Of tho Ministry, and that Fer.
dinsnd had "turned = deaf ear to all
she importunities of France, Austria,
Russia and England, ~ to their en-.
deavors to persuade him to change his
Prime Minister, a. we'll % with regard
also to tho recognition Of tho Bonds,
which he now says. are not Spanish
Bonds, and that he is Indifferent whett-
or he succseds or not in raising ,noaey
by new loan, as he 10 quite sure he
has sufficient resources to carry on the
uffsirs Of governments, having teen re-
1isved from the burdens which wore
imposed on his country, not for its vel.
fare, bat for tho private gain Of set of
desperate men whom the power Of God,
and his ALLIES have COMPOUNDED"
Capt. Parry 10 to proceed on another
voyage OF Discovery. In HE fret voy-
age, Capt. p. discovered an opening at
ter entering Lancaster sound, which
he did not enter, but proceeded straight
forward. beset with ice and dangers in
q North. Westerly direction. The
BOARD of Admiralty have resolved, that
Chi, inlet shall be examined, and Capt.
p to proceed in his old ship Hecla.
On the 18Th of October the first steam
boat navigated the Danube The voy-
eae was commenced from Pest, in Up.
per Hungary. -.
Northern Expedition 1t is in con.
Iempiation to send out two land expedi-
sions to assist in tho discovery of q
North. West Passage; one is to DO com.
znanded by Capt. Franklin; and to pro-
coed by the Same route a. formerly I'M
dertaken by Mackenzie, and tho other
20 ascertain whether there DO not con.
aieuity of land between tho Wager and
Ceopermine rivera. Captain Lyon,
we understand, has volunteered his
services for the latter undertaking.
which 10 not a. likely to DO interrupt
ed as the former.
A private letter from Madrid states,
that tho government was collecting new
victims with whom to follow up the 90.
srifice of Riego. Fhe Ultra Royalisss
do not hesitate to exult in tie certain.
" that not one piastre of the Constitu.
jional loan will ever be paid.
The King Of Portugal has issued .
decree forbidding all the inhabitants Of
his dominion to give orders for any
journal or pamphlet printed in TO.
re gn country, written in the Portu.
guese language, unless tho author has
previously obtained licencs.
Application has been made to the
Court Of King's Bench, Dublin, for
writ of Prohibition to restrain the
Commissioners under the lnsolvent
lava from proceeding in tho case of