Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-09

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i Boston, October 4.
i FOREIGN SUMMARY.
i By the politeness Of Captain Glover, Of
line Shin Milo, from Liverpool, we have
cen favored with London papers to the
II24th August.
/ According to these papers business was
Ilimpreying in England Most Of the ma.
,lnuiactursrs had recovered ono per cent
loftheir late fall, Retrenchment was still
1.-The order of the day. The harvest was
]tolerabIe Sufficient distress, however,
IstilI continued to cause anxiety, and to
irequire the constant exertions Of tho be-
InevoleHt. !.
At Stockport, England, the Cotton q
ICorn Mills Of Mr. Marsland. have
,Iaeen destroyed by an accidental fire. 4
Mr.. Bnrslay, was also 9 sufferer IN pro-.
ipcrty.
The London Courier says, France
has regularly paid the instruments Of tie
lindemnities to the Allies. and has now a
considerable sum in readiness for the next
ipericdical payment.
The Courier, to deter from Emigration,
saws, it IS the practice Of the An.eri-
lean Captains who have claims on the
lemigrants, to sell them 10 satisfy such
Iclairns.
he Courier Compliments Mr.. Hughes
who went to Carthagena in the Macedo-
inian, for procuring the release OF the
British, as well AZ the American prison
dlers.
| The same paper complains Of the at
ttacks on Britain, in the toasts drank In
America on the 4tl, July. It says, Eng.
Hand never utters word Of reproach at
1.-THE separation.
! The price Of specie in England, Aug.
I23, was 81 i9s 0d.J new doubtaons 81
j las. Cd new dollars As. i0d. g.
4 G. Robertson, ESQ. has been appointed
1.-THE British Consul Mt Philadelphia.
4 The Duke of Kent has gone from
England to Brussels, to reside there three
n \
Years.
j The Prince Regent and the Duke d
! clarence, had been indisposed, bat were
ION the recovery.
i The English play bills announced The
INTENDED departure Of Mr.. incledon fol
Il America.
i The japanese have discovered an in
'tclination to trade with the English
land they have permitted az academ,
Ito be established, in which the En9lisI
Language is taught, and it has many pu
iipiis
j The Earl Of DaIh6usie, Tie new Go
lvernor OF Nova Scotia, was to sail 20
Halifax in the frigate Fortt, Captain
/ Lauis.
/ Accounts from India state, that sher,
was areport that the Nepaul war wosi,
sbe received second time.
j A long letter froh, Fouehe tosha Duk
Iof Wellington, u Published III The Eng
lush papers.
i The Able Yinsan. and ,anether priest
N. Heury, of Nantes, are on trial il
1 France. fer their publications, CALCULATED
TO alarm the purchasers Sot the nationa
domains, particularly -charch property
lwhoR it is not intended to disturb IN
their possessions.
! Gen. Alpiel, being offered the alterua
tive OF Surrender to France. or i,nprissn
lnent for life in Hsaoy'er, has chose; thu
Halter.
Gems. Lailemand sen. and nfouet
ihaye been conds1.ned to death In Franc,
though absent. They are salt. to be il
the Us. mand, jr. is TO be trie,
next.
Aprivate letter from PARIS mention
Ia quarrel be'tween the French Nationa
Iuards and some foreign troops at stras
lpurg, IN which more than $50 person
were killed and wounaed. A Paris pa
per says the foreigners and guards wer,
near coming to blows, but the authoritie'
Predured aa accommodation.
Ar. English letter saws, General Mer
lin, brother to Merlin de Thionyille, tha
lbes:n called into actual service, and ha,
|rsquired for his staff the Aids Of Marsha
p.ley.
4 The Duke Of Riehelieu, it is said, is t,
.lrepresent Louis l8,at the meeting of So
eIvereigns, &c, at Carlsbad.
ni Madame Joseph BonaFarte has asked
for passports to go to Sweden.
Al In France the apprehension of an TN.
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9 Iproduofive harvest, have in . great degree
,lsabsided.
q British cotton goods are no longer
sladmitted t. entry in the port OF Biseay.
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