Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-04
BOSTON. October 26

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BOSTON, October 26
| The ship New Ga,en, capt. Sherbarn
arrived here this morning. She LET,
London on the 10th of Sept. and Cove.
the 18th, ard brings Londsn papers to
the 18th Of Sept inclusive. T.ese dates
although a week late than we had be
!, fore received, furnish scarcely any news
! intelligence from France and the Me
iditerranean, was not so late as has been
received here. Great anxiety prevailed
in England to learn the issue Of Lord
Exmnuth's expedition against Algiers
! and extra messengers were stationed to
nset his lordship;s dispatches, and ia
convey them to London.
The I.sndon Times, Of Sept. 1e. says.
|" An American envoy has landed at
Rayenna, for Rome. What can the Pr
|! rates and the Americans want with his
holiness e'
News from Rio Janeiro was to the 21st
July. The projected descent Of the Bra
I'll troops on the territory of La Plata, to
assist the royal Spanish cause. hsd been
given up, even after the expedition had
sailed, in consequence OF a remonstrance
from the British government. It is stat.
led that Portugal had most probably en-
gagged to re-conaser Baenos Ayrss for
ISpaIn, as an equivalent for the dowries
which the two Princesses were to carry
with them on their marriage to Ferdinand
and his brother.
BY an ordinance Of the 5th OF Septem-
Der, the French Chamber Of Deputies
were dissolved, and new Chamber di.
rected to be Termed according to the re.
gulations established by the Chambers.
Among the number OF eighty-six presi
dents of departmental colleges, who have
been appointed by the king, there are bat
Iforty.seven who were members of the dis
solved chamber. This change, however
| important, is scarcely stated in the re-
marks OF the Partisan editors. The
change It is calculated, will give psrmz.
lnent stability to the present government,
Its again stated that the e,nperors OF
Al RI
n anu .Nus'l.' NV W. ing Ming :"
The censors Of two of the Paris papers
|have been removed from Office for admit
ting improper political remarks to be in
serted, and one Of the ministers to the
king had been removed from Office for
Having issued from his press some impro-
lPer political WORKS.
Lennon, eePf. 81.
Free OF stocks, per cent. eonsois OIL
z 8 a b2: ) dc n an 95. W 10 S3 Is:
Imp s per cent al 81 $40 I; India bonds
6 9per cent.
September 5.
Anew cause is now assigned tor the
late increase of the French army: it is
Isaic that France has agreed to lend An
army to Spain for tae'purpose of recover
ling South America.
An elegant medal has been struck and
presented by Mr. West. the venerable
; President of the royal academy, to the
directors of the British institution. who
subscribed to purchase his celebrated
Ipicture Christ in TIE Temple, for their
gallery.
There was fall of snow at Brighton,
on Sunday: and letter from Bengor,
| dated the ed, says, I" We have now snow
living on our maintains At Bretford.
on Tuesday morning, there was ice an
Inch in thickness.
DR.. MnchinelIi, at Padua, has publish.
| ed an essay "On the reasons why people
use the right hand in preference to the
llen.n He will not al,ow custom mr. inn. 1
tat;on to ba tho e,use, hnt aff;rms that