Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-21


yereign and father wilhou, exposing n''h,
self 10 the wrath of Mr.. Monroe. England
would require b,s previous consent II u
suited her interest 10 make any new W'!r
tary or political establishment either 10
Canada or Nova Scotia. And yet mr..
Monroe's Message contains phrases 'hoi.
rectly hostile TO the policy and ambition OF
the Great Powers OF Europe! But VIVA, IS
that Power which processes SO proudly
maxims opposed to the rights OF Sovereign
~ and the Independence OF Crowm!-
What .s that power which pretends 10 pre-,
scribe to subjects The limits OF obedience
Who is she, in short. who does not teal 10
compromise lhe existence OF social oruer,
bv declaring IN The lace OF Heaven mat
she " III not recognise any difference oe'
tween Government de tdctO and 0oV-
ernment de jure? N
By bringing under one point OF view all
the assertions aud doctrines contained I'D
,s,. Message, II is satisfactory 10 consider
that il has not yet received the SANCTION Oh
any of the Authorities, even oil the couh.
try where it .peared; ano' I'D shof'' uh'.
the opinions OF Mr.. Monroe are as yet
merely Tue opinions OF private 'hu'''-
dual d.,
PARIS, Jan. 3.-The report has been
for seine days current, and seems 70 as
sumo a certain coDsisIence, that Ion
eress is to be held al Paris, to discuss the
affairs OF South America. Ii is SAID that
France and Spain are we'll disposed to re-
coanize the Independence OF the New ne
nnhhc in consideration Of sum OF mo
: new of a pretty large amount TO be paid 10
Spain. to dispense with the necessity oil
King Ferdinand's raising loan, and 10
enable him to indemnify France for Ger,
lain par, OF the expeDces Of his deliver
ance. 1t IS believed that the States OF
South America will accept the propns'-
ton; but are these the only conditions 10
be sought 10 be imposed on them!
LONDON, Jan. b.
letters dated on the 9th Dec, were this
morning received from Odessa, by which
, information from ConstanlnopIe to the LIST
ba. been communicated. The Captain
Pacba had arrived in the Dardannelles
with a par. of his feet, tie remainder Of
uhich uiH be accounted for tn this arisels
and be bad been ordered to appear at Con
stantlnople, and to give an account to the
government OF the great advantages which
the Sublime Empire had reaped from The
exercise of his naval talents during bis
summers cruise. A letter was this morn
ing received from Salamina, dated on the
9Th Nov inclosing copy OF one from the
Greek Admiral dated on board his ship
the MiaulIy, on the lst Oct. Ii confirms
the defeat OF the Turkish feet in lhe last
week ot September, which the Greeks
had found an opportunity to attack IN Sc
parale divisions with their fire ships. The
Naval power Of the Captain Pacba is thu:
accounted for-ll Turkish ships were de-
stroyed, one trigale of "a gun, was cap
tured, Is were at that period blockade1 u
the Gulf of Volo, and the remainder mac
fed in great confusion for the Dardannel'
les, where they are known 10 have arr!V
ed. II the Gar Of Muscovy be restrain
ed by England and France from ln'erler
ing with the Empire OF bis good brother
the Grand Ssig nor, the Ottoman power
will soon disappear in Europe and the
sahP dbsfdd 'fh6 s Gra rs ,u sll before as
try. which is al present polluted by the
presence of The Crescent.
1t is asserted that Mr.. Guebhard, the
contractor Of the Spanish royalty loan, ha
received letter from the Spanish Minis
ter OF Finance, dated Dec. 22. assuring
him that Ferdinand would no. alter the de
cree OF the Ist Of October, relative to to-
loans to the Constitutional government.
MADRID, Dec 93-Paez de la Cadena
is appointed minister TO Eng land, and NJ
Anduaga, 10 Berlin. Don Raphael MoraDl
is appointed general Contador of South A.
merica, with tie title of Minister to the
Supreme Council of the Indies, 10 exercise
the same functions for N. America.
1t is said the Royal Loan is subscribed
by several foreign houses, and The guaran.
lee of The Spanish Clergy.
PoR1sMoUrH, Jan. The Tribune fri.
gate has arrived from Gibraltar, which she
left Dec. 10th. The steam boat George
Alb, had conveyed Admiral Arias to Ca
dz, TO lake the command of the squadron
fitting out by Ferdinand for South Ameri.
ca. The Asia "a, lrgate, and three
bries, were tile only Spanish men OF wal
at CadiZ--they were far from being in a
condition 10 60 10 sea,
LONDON, Dec. 93-At length the mys-
terry is solved, and all the world may knew
why the wise men of the east have jour.
nsyed to Paris. They went not TO negotiate
an Au.irlsn Loan, neither was il 10 c0ntrac
tor another French loan, but they are Il
regenerate the finances of Spain, and SO to
bolster up all the Spanish Losus. 1t is fit
however, our readers should know 10 what
way this great money operation is to be
performed. We shall therefore lay before
them from morning paper, the following
portions Of Paris letter:
PARIS, Dec. 9O-The plan to which
alluded on Thursday, as being under dis
cussion, for relieving at once, Spanish Fl.
nances, and terminating every hostile pro