Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-07

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BY the ship Liverpool Trader, Capt
81. S. Trott, which arrived yesterday
from LiFerpoos we were favored viii
THE papers of that city TO the Esd of Oct
land London papers of the 22d. {.
Some points Ia the convention Of
|peace between France and the allies, are
|shll adjusting I50, 900 allied troops
will remain IN France 10 Oh. l2, 00l
British troops in Paris.
The Frekchle stature has before it 4
anew law 70 prevent q. punish seditiou:
practices:
Oct. Is. Ney preferred to the Cham,
Der of Peers claim tobe tried asa Peer.
The French ministers appear Il be a.
|nohg the most moderate members Of tue
House of Peers.
Commissions are appointed at Paris
to examine the conduct of aifcers and
|pensionaries, after Napoleen's return
from Eiba.
Gen. Desolle has resigned as governor
of the national guard at Paris.
Diurat escaped siam Corsica Sept. 20,
with $50 followers in three vessels. The
British ship Meandsr went in pursuit Of
him.
French stocks, Oct. Elves, IS to
t57 bank shares 1000 to 1918.
A change of political system is said to
be commenced by the court Of Madrid.
The ministry has bern changed. SIEVE.
raj Of the iiliberaiss have been banished
In their turn some to Porto Rico; some
to the Philippine Islands,
. DIR. IL Wellesley returns to Spain as
ambassadors from England.
The young Prince Esterhazy has been
appointed the Austrian ambassador to
the court Of London.
The German count Larisch has re-
Gently been robbed and murdered ia
France.
On the 9th Of Sept. an Algerias
squadron made two attempts to land
men onthe island of EIba; but were beat
back. A Tunisian gaiIiet has been taken.
/ The. plague prevails at Constantinople.
An instruction has broken out in e.
gypt.
Therepcrt of a new dispute between
the British and Chinese at Canton. is
contradicted.
Accounts in England from Canton
were to the 10th of March. tits insinu-
ated thatsthe Americans foment the dis
putes between the Englishand Chinese.
Disturbances still continue in Ireland.
B The Prince Regent has issued pro-
clamation against the refractory seanien
at Newcastle, &c. He offers pardon
to those who are concerned who will in
form against a principal; and areward,
of 100 guineassto any one not concerned
who viii apprehend any one that is, Al
formidable naval and miiitarv force has
been sent to assist the civil authority I'M
subduiRg the seamen.
Wm.. Barton, Esq. is elected mayorl
Of Liverpool. John Hancock, Esq. isl
elected mayor of Sephton.
The session Of the British parliament
has been prorogned to the lst Of Feb
This is important as regards the equali-l
zation of duties in American and BRITISH
ships, as that measure had reference toI
this session.
The. glass manufacturers lstelyt arrest
ed at Liverpool, have given bonds in 6Ol.I
each, not to depart for America. |
New-Y York papers to Sept. Is, had beenl
received in Londen.
/ Charleston papers to Sept. IS, hadl
been received in England.
Price of stocksin London, Oct. 81.
$ per cent consols, 81 Ia; omnium,l
Is 81,
LONDON, Sept. 80.
1t is now said that M. Jay is the au-l
thor of only the first report made to theI
king upon the situation of France, andj
that the second is the production of M
Carat. M.Jay was formerly professor
Of oratory ina college where Fouche, int
1889, was professor Of physic. Mr.. 4
i is said, formerly resided in Boston, ipl
the I. s..
The whole Of the Tripolitan armed
ships are now al sea, to the number OF
line, including a corvette Of Is Guns,
which is. said to have passed the aSttaitsE
IF Gibraltar. The greater partot theseI
cruisers are lateen rugged, resembling
he Genoese schebecs.
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