The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-07
From-fhe Boston Daily advertiser Of IYed-
day, June 80.
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LATEST FROM ENGLANn,

MIR. Toliff, Of the coffee house, for a Ha
| iifaX paper Of the le;h instant containing
| further extracts from London papers TO the
18th OF May. This paper came in the
| letter bag OF The Henry, which arrived at
| this port the Esd instant from Halifax but
| all the packages 1t contained having been
cDti'cly deranged, Mr.. T.. was unable TO
| obtain his papers till yesterday.
LONDON. Hfhy Q.
Vimdsor Castle, Nay |. 4" His majesty
has been tranquil, and in very coniora-
be state for the las, month";" Signed by
| Drs. flaliord, Bailey, Hebcrdcen and Will
| lis
| Catholic Emaa citofion'-The following
IS the purport Of the bill for this purpose,
| now before parliament 1T enables Ro-
| man catholics TO sit in either house of par
lament, to hold all civil and military Off
ces upon their taking and making GER
tain declaration and oath, instead of the
oaths ct allegiance, abjuration ard supre-
macy, and the declarations against ,ransub,
stanton and the invocation of saints re-
CURED by the present laws--except the
Office OF lord high chancellor, lord keeper
or commissioner Of the great seal of c. i.
on lord lieut.. or lord deputy, or CHEF goy
orgovernors of ireland. Roman Catholics
are also TO continue disqualified to hold OF
present to- any Office, bene6ce, place or
dignity belonging 10 the established church
or the church of Scotland; or to any &C.
clesiastical court of jurisdiction, or TO anv
oil the universities of this realm; OFT to the
the colleges Of Eton, Westminster, or
TO any college or school, or royal or ecclc-
sIasiical foundation within this realm 9th
er wise than they are by laws now exist.
ing quaiihcd 10 hold or present to.
MI Canning has proposed several
supplementary clauses, not hostile TO the
bill, but merely as oddenda !; which with.
The bill, are ordered to be printed.
Mays.
A Gnttenburgh mail which has lust ar
| rived brings the uniavorable intelligence
| that rupture between Sweden and Der.
mark is unavoidable; each power has with
drawn its agent Of the court OF the other
Goftenbursk, AhrR 81. The command,
| er In chief and several regiments have ar
rived. The crown prince is daily expect
ed to review the troops, previous to their
embarkation.
Baron Jacob kliest, formerly PRUSSIA
minister at the court cfI.ondon is also ex
pected here TO embark ior England.
Mar 6.
Count bernst #. Tic Danish Anbassl
dor. has left Ills country Oh his return "a
Copenhagen, having failed in his paciG,
overures; which is BY no way surprisin.-
considering; tht eXtravagance Of tie dc.
nand al the DanIsh government. Thcst
are sald - have beeu--i,o guarantee Nor.
way to Dem ark 10 restore her captureG
islands, and be; feet, TO pay an indemnify
for its capture, and the damages sustai
ed III Zealand; to make over to her the
the Hamse towns, and toe ant her sub
sidyi enable her to take possession OF
them
On the 22d uit. the second Swedish ex
petlition sailed from CarlslIam with fair
wind, having ten thousand troops on board
The Shedsh merchants express great r..
greet at the almost certain prospects of
war between that country and Denmark.
Government have received Official advi-
ces from gen. Stewart, dated at Berlin,
the 23d ult. Of the surrender of the impor
tant fortress Of Thorn, by capituation, to
the arms ofthe allies. The garrison art
made prisoners Of war; the Bayarian troops
were allowed their parole.
May 7.
The troops Of Sexc Wiemar, Gotha and
Heilburghausus, surrendered by capitula.
ton to the Prussians ; they were marched
to gen. Blucher's headquarters at Alien
burgh, and Immediately volunteered their
services against the enemy. The impor-
tant fortress of Squandau has capitula!ed Il
and private letters mention several Other
places taken possession of by the allies.
The Danes have sent gun boats up the
Eibe as far as Zolihspecker and have vo-
UNFAIRLY offered food, and their troops TO
assist at Hamburger