Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-07

r. is not intended to interfere in any way with
the constitutional institutions OF those countries
who possess them, but solely to put down the
spirit of anarchy and opposluon 10 the Jaws
wherever they may pfeaK Out, III af s
existing authorities. The establishment OF
German navy has found favor with very IN
fuential parsonage, and it is not Impossible tla;
il will soon be taken into serious consideration.
Upon the same subject we have also the an
nexed letter from Constantinople, Dec. II:
81 told you that note had been presented to
the Porte by the Russian Minister, declaring
the firm resolution which the emperor mao eA-
messed upon receiving information of the pro.
test made by the Ambassadors of England ana
France at Constantinople against the treaty
concluded in July between Turkey and Russla,
of remaining, in spite Of every opposition, falth-
full to his engagements. | informed you also
that courier, bearer the Sultan's answer
had in haste been sent to st. Petersburgh. Pre-
parations for the defence OF the Dardanelles
were Immediately ordered. 1000 men, encamp-
ed at Ncomeda have marched to the fortress
The garrison on their arrival will amount TO
10000. The troops at Adrianople have receiv-
ed orders to hold themselves in readiness.
Several Russian engineers it is reported, who
lately arrived from Sebastopol, have been sent
to Galipoh. The fleet of Russia in the Black
Sea is, as mentioned in my last, ready to sail.
Every ship capable of putting to sea has been
dated November 26th Every one here consl-
ders war inevitable The news of the arrival
of rejnforcements to the English and French
fleets at Voura has overjoyed the Turks, and
they are enraged to see that at moment when
prompt and energetic measures should be taken,
so much time should be spent in Improbable
negotiations. The effervescence OF public spl-
rit is such at present, and so enraged is every
Mussulman against the Sultan, that many per-
fool at tha Of r.
rival of the French and English feet at the OAR
danelles reaching this, Mahmoud would forfeit
his life or his throne before week was over.
CONGRESS OF VIENNA.
The Congress, which has just commenced its
sttings in Vienna, is a German Congress only.
SPAIN.
As We have already remarked above, the
dates from Spain are only sufficiently recent to
confirm our previous advices Of the complete
accession of the Liberals to power. The plot
against the Queen mperfectly announced from
Cadiz the other day. is thus noticed in the Els
trela Of Madrid, Dec. Is:
In consequence of the discovery of the hor-
rbe conspiracy against the life of the Queen
Regent and her daughter, several persons have
been arrested, among whom are men OF dlstlnc-
ton in different ranks, professions and classes.
According to the information we have received,
some important documents have been revealing
the eXecrable crime in contemplation There
have been found numerous copies of a Procla-
nation which was to have been distributed in
the streets, and which has been circulated in
manuscript for several days past in Madrid.
We shall shortly be able to give all the details
of this infamous plot, by means OF which the au-
thors of it meant to stain the loyalty of the Cas-
titan character. Providence has visibly pro-
tected our adored Queen, by permitting the de-
nouents to be delivered up to the rigors of the
law. The twofold assassination was to have
been perpetrated by student and man who
was formerly servant to Don Carlos. The STU
dent it is said has been arrested, and made re-
Violations compromising persons Of the highest
rank.
The Indcateur of Bordeaux, January 90, an
nounces on the authority of an extraordinary
courier, that the Spanish Government had is
sued performances for the immediate convoca-
ton of the Cortes par estamantes. Don Carlos
yet remained in ugal-having indeed not
set his foot in Spain to encourage his bigotted
f ~ PORTUGAL.
News was received in London on the 9th of
January, that Gen. Saldanha had entered Leira,
capturing the usurper's forces in that place.
to London from Falmouth, by an officer who
landed direct from Lisbon. The following ex-
tract is from private letter. dated
LISBON Jan. 49, transmit you herewith the
Chronica, Of yesterday and this day. by which
you will see the result of the first movement of
the Condo de Saldanha's division. Those who
are Intimately acquainted with the situation of
Leira will know that by the next packet you
will hear that our army is in Coimbra, the third
city of the klngdom and this efecting combi-
nation with the army in Oporto will speedily
leave an unbroken communication between that
city and Lisbon. The Miguelite force Of Santa
rem will be obliged to retire to the southwark
pursued by the 1000 men whom we have in
observation at that place; and feel persuaded
you will very shortly learn that they are driven
completely upon the frontier of Spain. Here all
is enthusiasm and confidence, and the Govern
ment feels itself more firm and secure than ev-
err"
The Pedroites have gained an advantage al
so at Marvao; and according to all these &C.
counts, the Miguelites cannot possibly long hold
out. Miguel is said to be very ill.
There is a rumor from Madrid, not, however
much to be credited, that the new Spanish Ca
binet intends to compass the expulsion from
Portugal both of Don Miguel and Don Pedro.
FRANCE.
Postscript to letter from the French Admi-
raj Baron Hugon commanding the French
squadron in the Levant, by which he announces
to the Minister of Marine the loss of the French