Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-06
Boston, Aovember 1.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
By the ship Cordelia. capt. KiDg,which|
ARRIVED Yesterday from loves, London
lpapers to the morning of Sept, go, were
Ireceiyed.
A letter from Cairo, July 90, says,
THAT Jew Leader las raised his standard
lnear Babylon, and has already 100000
lTsraeiites associated with bin that ma
Iny Musselmen desert and Join them; and
THAT he has a tair prospect Of being COM
lpietely successfuisin all his views.
| IL has been calculated that there are
LIS. 000, 00e Jews in Europe.
The English letters from Paris, Sept.
il6, mention that majority of the late
iehamber of deputies, have circulated a
lprotest against its dissolution, and labor
Ito counteract the views Of the king.
lThey say he is badly advised, and fatal
Ily mistakes the sentiments of persons a.
Ibout him, for those of the nation. Ere.
Iquent desertions are said 10 have taken
IpIace among the Yendean corps.
Savary and Lallemand are now said
Ito be in Hungary.
Eugene Beauharneis, son ofNspoIeon's
Iirst wife, is building palace at Munich
(which will cost above million and a
half Of francs.
The Spanish General, ..apozey Nina
has published in the Pari. papers of Sept.
THAT he still reRa;ns in that city MAT it
lmay be presumed the pretended Gen.
MINI. said to have arrived IN the U. S. is
lno other than 1t. Col. N;iaa his nephew
|who never was gen, and if he has u
isurped that title, +. v. Ag}is warranted
Tia believing his only object is TO mislead|
1.-The Americans, ss he has already dent
1.-THE Inhabitants of London, by MeewingI
from them sums of en.oney. which the
Isppposed the. were giving to E.y. Nj
THAT hsisis ignorant of the project of 1t
icoI. ~. but if his objects should prove
IcoatIary TO The interest 81 spain, he shall
IaisavoW him rs ,nembr of his family.
| Grain is uow admitted free Of duty at
Maple. IN consequence Of the failure or
lpeorness ct tie harvestin ltalg.
Lcrd Eymouthls TO return 70 England,
land net proceed against Funis and 1'ri.
ipo!i.
he Prime Minister Oft Dey Of Al
igiers, to whem was entrusted the de-
ltcnce OF the eutrsncs of the port. is ac-
lense;: Q! netaslnS the batteries which he
Commanded, by which TIE enemy ad-
!yaaced, and took the other batteries iD|
reverse.
The Emperor Of Austria is to marry
Princess Charlotte. OF Bavaria aged IS.
the divorced wife ef tie, rrince Royal
|ol Wertcsnhurg. the Emperor's Oldest
son is tobe bstroshcd TO his mother-in-
laws sister Elizabeth. Is years of age.
Theprince RoyalotP ortugalis to returDI
to, Eoiope and reniaiilas Vice Roy of his
fathers Transatlantic territories-snd isl
to marcy J. daughter of the Emperor of
Austria.
The sale of 90 British vessels of wat
commenced ia Eng and on the 18th of
Sept. bat only three we're sold, suff.
ciept price not being bid for the others.
Tae loud complaints against the intro.
duction of foreign manufactures still pre-
vail in the Netherlands.
1t appears that five Journals are now
printed in Norway, viz. two at Chnstiana
one at Drouihei,D, and one at Bergen, q
one at Chrlstiansands.
An East india lady, the BLEW, Begun
|5equeathed to the east india Company, j
treasure to the amount Of $4,000 lacks oi
rupees, principally in bullion, the re-
aialnder in jewels.
Certain male and female fashions in
dress are said to have been ecclesiastical
|ly denounced at Rome Tight mex
psessiDies, ? i. the male fashion anathe.
|nAtixed.
Sept. Ia, apples were sold at Plymouth
.arket, England, for four cents per half
srck.
Price ofstocks IN London, Sept. co.