The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
Latest from England.

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BY ti,e arrival of the ship Cord ala,
capt. King, from Han burg and Cowes,
Eng. we have received late london
papers---we have only time TO send VOW
the following from one o. them.
Couon has declined l Sd TO I'd per
10. ct Liverpool on the 'l7,h Sept. in
consequence OF recent arrivals thete.
It's stated in private letters from Pa
ris, that the Dey az Aigiers has had Sc
veral of his superior officers behesded
among them we're Two French officers
oil engineers. t
The piinee royal OF Portugal is TO
return, To Europe, 10 remain IS vice
roy OF his fathers trsnsaiian,ic terrific
rtes-- and &c marry daughter Of the
emperor Of Austria.
Tie ,s;nperor OF Austria is 10 marry
princess Charlotte ofBavaria, aged "a,
The divorced vile Of the prince royal Of
WurteDburg' The emperor's Oldest
son is 10 De betrolhed to his mother-in
laws e,ster Elizabeth, Is years OF age
Certa,p maie and female fashions in
dress are said to have been Scciesissu-
expressib!ss," is the male fashion ana
lhemstizrd.
Ris'n 81 the JevS--A letter from
CAIRO, July 40, saws, that Jew leader
has raised his s,ardsid near Baby lon,
aud has already 100000 Jsrasiiles asso-
LATED With them; that mary Mussei-
nieb des ri aud jDiR them; ard that
he has z FAIR Psospecl Of being com.
ptetely successful Ia ali his views.
1--we severe snocks OF az earthquake
were experienced at Piayfield on Mon.
day morning last, about 4 O'Clock.
Lou9ra. Sent 90.
The Spanish general EspoZcy Nina
has published IN the Paris papers o.
SEPT. that he still remains lin that city !;
50 that II may DC presumed the pretend
ed gen. Mine, said 20 have arrived il
the u States, is 10 Other than HsuL
col. Nina, isis nephew, who never was
genera al anu II he has usurpcd this
title, the generali is ~srrantrd in be-
iievlng his only objec; is to mislead the
Americans, as be has already done the
inhabitants Of London. by drawing
from them sums Of money, which they
supposed they were giving Espczly
Nina that he is ignorant OF the OF; ect
OF ssent. col alirln bur it his projects
should prove contrary TO the Interests
OF Spain, he shall disowp him as mem.
Der OF his family
loud complaints against the intro
duction OF foreign manufactures gtiil
prevail III the Netherlands
LUrd Exmouth is to return TO Eng
land, and not to proceed against Tunis
and Tripeli.
Grain is now admitted free of duty
at Naples, in consequence of the failure
OF the harvest in Italy.
Letters from Paris 10th, state that
majority of the late chamber Of depu
ties have circulated a protest agans
its dissolution, ard labor to countaYsct
the views Of the king Tkey say be
IS badly advised and fatally mistake
the sentiments of persc,s aLou. him
for those IS the nation Frequsni de-
sertions are said 20 tske place among
The Vendean corps
From tie LondoS TrausYey, Sem Is
The claims of tie Amsrica govern
ment upon the cour. of Naples, foc
compensation in lien OF The American
property conE'catcd by Murat, are no
longer Goub'ui, With respect TO their
nature and extent A sum Of money
adequate 10 cover the aiejaicd .roper-
~, OF. e Ceessau Of por; % the NIcdi-
tercauean, wouid satisfy toe presiden,
of TIC = States, but would 1t satisfy
Europe! The Nespolitap government
has been reinstated IN its present pos
sessions By the corporation and con
Veniion OF The great powers of Europe
They guarantee tenure, and no part OF
them can be coded or yielded in sove.
Teignty 10 any other power without The
consent OF those by whose act they held.
There ia something iDconceivabiy des
picable in the conduct of America in
the present instance, with fespec: t.
Naples She could tameIy PROSTATE
herself to every insult offered her by
Bonaparte or Murat 10 their will or
caprice she was ever ready to sacrifice
her wrongs and resen,ments but the
moment the ancient government is re
established, she assumes an arrogance
and holiness which she dared not to
shew to the usurpefs.- False,
GIeGHings froar late London Pahers.