Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-24
FOREIGN INrELLIcENcE
BOSTON. November ~.
Latest from E,a'ope.


u.ss. ether vessels, the british brig
Hiram. which sailed from C"rk Tor
II a!irax. o. the so.h Of September
!, a Aeet principally efmeschant'nen'
ua,isca small convoy.
The secaad mate Of tire Hfram'
WIN was brou-h. in by the privatesr
iugar,As that she sailed from Liver
pao, Oh the f7ih of Sent. touched az
the teye Of Cork. On tho 2ofh' anu
s.i,cd again on tho sofia IN Heet Of
So sail. aal-r convoy Of the sr'Sat"
I.iyeraool and two s'Ho?s al war. In
the llcet were sight TRANSPORTS. some
Of which contained troops. Five
DAYS after sailing several of'he Hert
srparsts.,f, and when the Geei was
seen tast, which vas abaat s days
before the eapsnre Of tho II. THREE
xerr ahaut 10 sail IN ca. The Il.
Was taken on the 18th inst.
The Hiram probably had Cork
paocr. to the 9sth Of September.
hut il is MT likelv that the London
ds,cs could he later than the 25th.
There remained at Cork about 90
said OF Transports with troops on
board, waiting orders. Many men
Of war were MISC there.
II appears that no great expedition
had sailed Tor America. Lord H'!i
remained at home but il was ex-
perled he would depart early in De-
tvber.
Al the latest date Il was not asccr-
tai,rd ,ha, the negotiations at Gnent
had beea br0kea OF.
London papers TO Sept. IS, were
brought in by the ID. p. The Cou.
rier Of that date. says there had
been no rup,ure Of the negotiation.
Other papers say il was suspended
4, await aayiees from the American
Government.
The American dispatch vessel
Sh.uuc~s is supposed 10 have sailed
from Ostend about the middle OF
S-pirmber for America, With des-
patches from our Envoys.
The Neptaac expected to sail ear
" in Octaher. and IL had been report
Ell the tuyeys were to take passage
in her.
The jea,ousies among the Cont.
mental Powers OF EIrope continued
and the British participated ia
them.
Tho Emperor Of Russia appears to
be turniss his atieation 10 Navy.
Tive ships Of the line have been
launrhrd at ST. Petersburgh in MS
p,e,eaee, and the keel OF the Leip-
sic, tI0 Laid
The Baroay Of Middlethird. Ire.
land, is by proclamation, declared in
= state oil disturbance.
Al the date of the last adviecs
from Rio J..aeirs. q rrisate was pre-
n,riag to bring NJ. ID Saldanha de
CANA, a. Ambassador to England,
and TO proceed from thence to the
Congress at Vienna.
'Ta!icyrand. in presenting the
Frcach Budget TO the House aspeers
a; Paris. says the taxation 10 Eng
land i. TO francs per head, in the Y.
States Is francs, in France 90. He
eomp,inents Easlaad and the United
State. ror their justice 10 public ere
iitUrs.
The French Legislature proposes
"a ,e,njt the cultivation oi tobacco
!, Fr,pee; and to permit importa.
,;,n. Of that article safely by the
bort, or Havrc, Duaknk, ". Maioes
aMi MarsciIfes.
Mcr.,sr ef,he Wrench Chamber
or n.nu,ies complains flsng speech
o, ans, has moved that no member
b, oermitted 70 speak longer than
.a,ho.r a, a tine +; il Was agreed to
consider the motion.
The london Courier wishes a 81
r,;lar rule to be adopted ~ the Bri
ti,h House Of Commons. i
The Ath OF June, Was celebrated
hv R.uaoartc, as the birth day Of the
K;.- Of i.agIaaa. on board Ola Bri,
,;,s frs-ate. with his principal obi
.srs ,ho had also been invited.
an author Of anecdotes OF soaa-
carse. declares his conviction that
In projecting the expedition to Egypt
NapoIsea had exclusively inview the
..tabIisAment Of an Independent king
don for himself. 80.
So inveterafs arc the oid PreJuui