Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-15
LONDON, Sept. so.

lDlon occurrence.
i LONDON Sept. so.
1 REGARD of IIdtoQr.
| Commissioners have been sent down I,
Portsmouth to meet Lord Exmonth's Zee
jto promote three Commanders to rhe Pos
captains, ID LientegaDts 10 be C6mnIan
ders, and 40 Mid sh.pnien to be Lieuten
ANTS
Captain Brisbane, of the Queen Char
lotte. was on Monday se'niught present
Jed by Lord Melville to the Prince
Regent, who conferred on him the honor
lof Knghthood for his services at Al.
lsiers. He is now Sir James Bris.
Ebane.
] London Common Council.
! At Court held on Thursday, an AID.
ldress was voted to the Prince Regent on
1.-THE Glorious attack on AIgiers by Lord
lExmouth. A Vote of Thanks 20 Lord
lExmouth. Admira Mine, and the Cap
1taius, Officers and Seamen under their
command, was then unanimously agreed
To. The Court then voted sword OF 100
|guineas value to Admiral Milne.
| The Lesrder, with Rear Admiral
Mines flag, has arrived at Torbav. bear.
ing Lord kxmouth's original dispatches
Ishe returned home under Jury masts, and
one Of Ter sides gives dreadful proof OF
her injuries in battle, being nearly stove
in. The Glasgowis also said to be arr. an
lTorbay,
/ In osly three days after the action, sc
1men died on board the Impregnable oil
Their wounds. The oher ships had suf-
lfered proportionabIy in similar way.
! The British ship St. Antonio, taken BIZ
a cruizer belonging to TripoIi, on her pas
age from Messina to Leghorn. was Civ
on up, together with her valuable carge.
|lhe news of the chastisement of the Al
jserines had reached Trpoli.
] October 2.
! Three per cent. Conso,s 81 IL.
] A law for restraining the abuses OF
lthe Press, passed the chamber of the
Estates General at the Hague, on the eth
lof September, 64 to 4. hus the l.ber-
.jty of the Press there is extinct.
The Dutch Admiral. Won CaneIien. for
1.-THE glorious battle at Algiers, has beer
!neknighted. Ike Dutch government ha.
igiven to Lord Exmouth the Grand
Gross,
| Vice Admiral Prince BoGllon, aged 81,
departed this life in London on the Goth
Iof Sept. last.
| Gsnon, Sept. 8.
| By intelligence from Algiers we learn
that the Dey has, with his own hand
taken of the heads of several of his sub
| iects whom he accused of treason.
Some of the Chiefs took flight towards
the sea, but not being able to get on
board the English vessels, they gained
the mountains. Two corps of lnfidels
are mentioned who did not do their duty.
Although he has experienced great
check, the Dey has lost nothing of his
Ifierceness; he manifests most invici
bic hatred against the English, and is still
the idol of the people.
LIVERPOOL. October 9, 1916.
Ashes. Imported since our last OF the
s4th August,
From New.York COS
| Boston 67f
Canada 1873
Sweden & Russia III
4076 casks
making total this year of 1882 casks.
The foreign demand during last month,
has cleared off about 1000 barrels, and
some few have been taken for Ireland
nor have we wanted fair demand from
the home trade, SO that upon the Whole,
lholders have felt encouraged to support.
the market with considerable frmness.-
As, however, we are beginning to lose the
foreign demand, and tire shipments to|
ireland having been discouraged by d.
rect supplies, we shall feel the weight o!
imports more heavily; and it is unde'
stood that the quantity to arrive from Ia
NADIA will prove fully as considerable a.
hoc of INV ftma haan tuafod ~,