Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-03

arrived since our last, but theif ccnt,,..
are unimportant After repest,c ~
formtr statement OF the npsocati,,. e
tween Spain and the U. Stetes b,,O' w.
ended Vi hou, any sarisfac,ory ,.,.
some Of them indulge in variety Of, . ID
lectures relative to British irter(e,,.
Of which we are far from bping 30 AN,
hensiye as the Americans appear b. h be
Wlndsor Cesb, Feb :
His majesty has continu d ,h,a,y
the last month in very TRANQUIL ~
comfortable state. His male. tvs bah.
health is'sood, but his disorder j. pr%
minished," Lond. n. E,b II '
Paris papers to the date of SUNDAY l,.,
have arrived, bringing the " eIcome iDfa,
nation, that the tedious dl,cussicrs 4
te law OF recruiting had at length ,rd
ed. The law was passed in the cb,mT
Of drPu ies on the 9Th, BY a nasio,;r q,
l47 81. 1t had formed the obiefEH.
ness OF u sittinss. The journal. oi :.
iurday, have a curious article, Stair.
hat The legislative body Of F,ankf r. ~
occupied upon law, the object Of wbi,S
is to render that city in future an a.,lrn
for all persons pursued on sccouLt #
their political opinions, provided tho,,
opinions shall not have led them to tIs
commission OF crimes.
Great activity prevails at Cadiz, in o.
quipping the South American eypedi,ior
1t is said that three ships Of the line and
two trigates Of 4C guns each, are ready IA
take troops on board.
Intelligence from the IOrian lie,
states, that the long pending negotiation,
with the Parha OF Janina, were DRAWING
to Conclusion. His highne,s cxp,esse;
his willingness to enter into the proposed
arrangements. provided Paga he ceded
10 hi'o agreeabIy to solemn promise to
that effect.
Letters from Austria, state that the
P'ince Of Peace is shortly expected
in that quarter from Italy, end wherein
he will BE- consf aimed to reside the re-.
mairder of his life. The court OF Mahid
'' SAID t" be well pleased with this ar.
raEgsprn'.
~ pest ,onement of the QUEENS
I'ra"lng-r""m, morning paper say, is
occasionrd by he state Of her majc,ty's
health, wh'ch has been ve,y indifferent
during t last three weeks Of q month,
althoug ii she takes her accustomed eYer.
else.
Lirsrpoo', Feb "a.
Accounts " ere received here We tprFay
Of most 1lsrmIng dsv Dances .,hirh had
AIKEN ace at Kendall, from The fry
with which tn" spirit OF election nog "a,
g"s in The county of Wes'murelaud. A
large patty 81 gen'em in the Lov'hsr
irte t, having entered the town IN the
day bef're this acc mt was sent fl, hey
wer' met BY the friends Of Mr. Prcug-
ham, ard rot ensure in which s',eal
grntemc' cIrriale s a amor gst the
ST H!r BOi tons were br ken to pieces.
Two p r'on- were also said to have been
killed IL c'n>equrn OF these proceed
lngs an Il res has ben dispatched for
Mr.. Rancack, barriste' at law, If this
town. by the directions 1t Mr. Bolton
Such is the a c0u which W. received
yesterja,, but We hope it will prove to
BE- much xaggerared.
A very active canvas has been set on
foot in many Of the brroushs, and some
Of the counties, both in England and
Scotland; from which it is roniec,ured
that general election will take place
early in the spring, A great deal has
been said on the ,atject in this place but
very 1T lie, We believe, has hitherto been
done. Four different Candidates have
been generally named, and in the opinion
OF many persons, no less than Eve are
likely to offer themselves.
On Tuesday last, the hon. Mr.. Ben.
nett presented a petition stated to be
from certain persons in Liverpool, and
PRAYING FIR reform in the commons
house of parliament. 1t was ordered to
lie on the table.
We are informed that it is il contem-
plation to call general meeting of the
inhabitants of this place, to consider the
proPrlety OF petit'oniLg parliament To re-
fuse the bill of indemnify which is usual
ly passed after suspension Of the habeas
corpus act.
Frankfort. January 90.
Under this date is al article from, Ge-
noa, dated the l0'h Of January, contain
iBs an account OF the arrival of the Sar.
dlnlan vice consul from Algiers, as al
ready published in the French papers,
and from them translated into the En-.
glish. The commencement is exactly the
same, but the conclusion is as follows -
" The Dey received them su rounded BY
h.s guard, and with his sabre in his hand
but be fell into such rage that he threat
ened til. English consul to have his sons