The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-22
NEW YORK, Nov IA.

NEW YORK, Nov Is.
PtTy quick tassQSe live fine shiU
Importer belonging 10 captain Hs,. ar.
rived at this port yesterday, in twenty.
tour days from Liverpool This enc
run has put the editors of the New
YAK Gazette in pos ession oil Liysr-
200! p'pers of the 24.h ultimo, ,oqe.
'aer with series OF London and Ii.
We pool papers of an earlier date-The
only arpclts iniereatiug TO cur reader.
will be found below.
Amongst the passengers in Tho I'm.
Esq late American mi,.ist.r at The
court OF Swedco.
= article from Maple 5, as late as tho
27ih "a September, says =" The neeo~
uations continue wnh Mr.. Pinkney,
but they have changed their charac-
Ter"
Lord Exmouth, in the Qaeep Char
lotte, with the Portsmouth division oS
his squadron, arrived at Spithead the
5th ct Oct. as had also arrived the
Plymnu'h division.
Admiral lord Berc,flrd had arrived
at Lisbon from Brazil
The sc. sions OF the two chambers Of
the states general of The Netherlands:
terminated on the Sd. They were 10
meet again al Brussels Oh the 2Ist On
the LIST day at the session, the king
sent message with the following do
currents !. Treaty of Alliance with
his catholic majesty, containing an ar
rangement 10 protect the trade Of both
powers ag ainst Algiers, Tunis and Til
poh z. treaty ofPeace with AleierC.
3. A convention between his majesty
and The king Of Prussia, respecting the
boundaries On the right bank of the
Maese' and the import du!y on raw
materials.
A petty conspiracy had been detect
co III rams, and some concealed arms
were discovered. Several persons, als
OF The lower classes have been impr;-
soned IN Consequence.
The Irish government has determip~
cd to immedi' tely put stop to distilIa.
ton from grain.
Tie Londonderry Journal of Octo.
der Is says, In This heishborhooG
scarcely any grain has yet been saved
indeed The quantity, yet cut dowr is
by no means considerable, and much Of
the standing corn, we fear, will be very
unpfcduclVe, even should the weather
become fine. During the last week the
hopes OF the weather have been alter.
na'eiy raised and depressed by sudden
transitions from sunshine to heavy
! rains This week has commenced IA
VoFably-The almost continual rains
have neatly Destroyed the standing
corn IN the neighborhood of Limerick
and from all parts of the country We
hear OF the universal blight and smut
that is 10 the wheat. The potato crops
are also indifferent"
Il dreadful FIRE broke out IN Con-
staTiinople on the 18th August, which
Destroyed 1900 houses and 5000 shops
and magazines.
The ambassador of Spain, has an.
bounced TO the prince regent the mar.
rlase Of his catholic majesty wi n the
inIanra Of Pcrtugal
Prise Of Stocks at LonGon, Oct o.
j per cent reduced 81 81 i-s-s
per cent coGsols 81 g.
EHthor # JHnms.--A letter is pub.
! llshcd III The Paris Moni.eur, under the
4 r
y minister plenipUtentiary, director
general OF the political department, &c.
wherein he asserts that the author OF
Juniu' is Mr.. BUGH BoyD, that he
lad this Information himself from Mr.,
Boyd at Bengal, who showed him the
letters oil Junius in manuscript, =
London, Oef. 10.
! A paper Of this morning says
There appears very strong proba-
biiily that our ports will be thrown O.
pen ON the 18th Of next month, for
he free import Of foreign wheat; AID
IN all likelihood oats will be above the
average price, and be also admitted.
One beneficial effect will result from
the opening of the ports; it will assiss
commcrce, give employment for the
lsh'PP'nS, and probably opeu o vent fer