Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-27

member from Yorkshire} and NIL. +.
Denison, M. p. (son Of the member lFom
Surrey intend to sail this week LOT .ne
| United State. Of America. Ih's IS nen s
bu, most interesting and important neio
for The observations OF our Senator'S
(Liverpooi Courier OF Jsne D.
| LONDON, June IA.
| The Austrian Observer OF LIST INST. con-
taios The following I'VE have advices
| from Constantinople TO the 18th ult. Not
| withdrawing the stagnation in affairs ge'
DeraIly produced by The face OF RomazaL,
| the Porte has dispatched several couriers
| to.Bucbarest and Jassy to regulate the de
| 6nitiye evacuation OF MOldavla and w ala
| CHA, The Turkish troops IN the two
! principalities amount 10 only three thous'
and men. The Captain Pacha sailed on
| the LIST ult through the Dardanelles into
the Archipelago. Nothing positive is
known relative to the destination OF ms
feet. is however believed that he mas
| orders to attack lpsaro and Samos. ne
enterprise will be petiIous. These Isl ands,
| as we'll as Hydra aud Spezzia, are bris;ied
| with batteries and entertainments. IL IS.
| therefore. more probable that the Ottoman
| Admiral will conhne himself 10 vctual the
forlresses Of the Island of Negropon,w (which
have been menaced by the Greeks since
| August last. Letters OF May 9Th, from the
| Consulate at Alexandria, announce that
the catastrophe at Cairo was not so terrible
as was al first represented. Neither the
Ere nor the plague will prevent the Vice
roy furnishing to the Porte the sucLour
| which be promised. These letters make
! no mention OF The pretended surprise OF the
citadel OF Cairo by lbrabam Bey, although
| that event was said TO have occurred on
the 95th OF March
Cily, haifpoa one o'clock.-The funds
have not recovered from The depression
! caused by the defeat Of VI. De SileIe -
! Coasois Tor The Account have huctusied
this morning from s. to 953 but ale near.
| ~ nominal.
In the foreign market the prices are
nearl y the same as Oh Saturday, bat with
very few bargains
An attempt was made this morning 10
| influence the market for South American
securities, by reports of the arrival OF Mex.
/ lean Gazettes, and some hustle was oc
casioned. Upon inquiry, however, We
find that these Gszettes are OF a date much
/ sntecedent to the accounts last received
from Alyarado. They confirm what we
stated nearly two months ago, Of the de-
maud made by Mr. Lionel Harvey, The
! Commissioner, Tor passport 10 return 10
England As bets were made upon this
news al The time, the Gazettes decide the
question, and are SO tar OF interest in the
lorein market.
We have This morning received by ex
press the French papers 81 Saturday. and
the Eiole OF yesterdays date. The dis
cussions on The dismissal OF NJ. de Cha
teaubrianG have given On unusual degree
of viyacity 10 the French Journals. II ap
pears that the papers which hsbiiuaily
supported the Ministry in Paris, were
some of them under the influence OF M
de Viilele, others under that Of NJ. de
Chateaubriand NJ de VilIele's papers are
the EtoiIe, the Drapeau Blanc, and the
Gazette de Fra nce;M de Chatesubri2nd's
the Journal des Debsts and The Quotidi-
enne But for this last paper sort Of
stNggle has commenced. 1t appears that
under The Ministerial system OF buying up
the shares in the established Journals, OF
which we some time ago gave an account, ,
a considerable part OF the Quotidenne was
purchased or gained oyer--seUen out OF I2
shares. A few articles, however, in favor
OF III. de Chateubrland, bad appeared in
tina, paper since bis dismissal, from the
pen of NJ. Michaud, its founder, and long
its principal editor However, an article
had besu rendered 10 the responsible e.
ditor, 10 which il was said All Paris bad
left their names al NJ lie ChateaubriaDd's. ,
This article was rel ected by the RESPONSE
BILE editor, who, according to the French
law. is obliged TO sign the paper before it
is published. NJ .Soulie, the gentleman
who had rendered this article, complained
of the circumstance in letter TO the
Journal DIES Debsts, and the responsible
editor, in reply, has stated that, 10 the first
place, he was authorised by the proprie.
tors OF the seven tweltEs 10 put an end TO
the personal opposition, which, tor few
days past, had been shown in the paper,
and then, that it was not the tact that all
Paris had lett their names al VI. de Cha.
teaubraDd's On the other hand, NJ. Mi
chaud. the head OF the Chateaubrand par
~ in the Quotidenne, has given legal
warning TO the responsible editor TO quit
his Office. The responsible editor, of
course. baving as he a!Iedge:, power of
attorney over the 7-l9ths, refuses, and the
legal question of property or control will
be broughtibefore the tribunals.
These qnsrrels, not very important in
themselves, are very instructive as TO the
necessary effect OF measures for limiting
the freedom Of publication. Instead Of
instruments Of instruction for the public,
journals under the influence of such mea.
sures become instruments of intrigue and
deception in the hands of individuals and