Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-19
Nis,o FORK, May IS.
Latest FROM ENGLAND.

By the ship Chaunc.y, Capt Dowda''
in ~ days fran Bristol, the editors OF the
Commercial Advertiser have received
London papers to the lst OF April and
Bristol to the ST.. We have given below
as much as our time will permit.
The Courier of the s0th Of March, on
the credit Of an article received by the
Flauder. mail, gives the following as the
conditions on which the Allied Powers
consent to quit the French territory.
q They withdraw their troops, but not
the surveillance. All the smaller con-
tinsents 90 home, but the four great pow
ers keep each $4,000 men near the French
frontier, who, in case Of need, will ad-
vance upon Paris. The English will be
in Belgium, and Brussels the Dukes
headquarters. Thus, at the least mo.
ton in France, $4,000 chosen men will
unite at certain point Paris and the
Power of the second order will have &
reserve to support the operations Of the
great Powers. The army Of Observation
will be paid for by France, which will be
a disadvantage, as the money will be
spent abroad. whereas, what the French
have hitherto paid mostly returns into
the hands Of Government by the Ind;-
rect Taxes"
The lac king Of Sweden. BY his will
dated the 10Th Of July 1917, has be-
uueathea to her Majesty, the Queen
Dowager, all the money in his P'iVase
ccffers, and the Chateaux in Rosenberg.
with its dependencies for lifc.-1he dia-
monds and other personal property OF the
late king we're lett to his present Majesty.
Tho King has offered the whole, t'geth
er with the diamonds, to the Queen for
her life, after which he gives them to the
crown.
A treaty. between Russia and Sweden
has been published. which is supple
ment to the treaty ofFrederick.han. and
was concluded on the 10th Of Septem
Der, 1877. Its object is to afford iacili-
ties TO the trade between Sweden and
Finland, and between Norway and the
White Sea. II is to continue in force
eight years from the 1st January, 1918.
Under Paris date Of March 2sth it is
stated. that by accounts from Alarseilles,
Of tue 18th Of March, received by travel
Isrs sho had arrived from AIgieFs, the
Dey of tina, Regency died Of the plague
on tic lst Of March since which period
the contasion had penetrated to the Sc
raglio. It is added, that The Deg was
succeeded by one Of his minSters.
/. is stated, that the differences be-
tween Spain and Portugal have taken an
unfavo,able turn in the European Com
mit;ee sitting at Paris. and appear 10
threaten an immediate rupture. The
British Cabinet Is awakened 10 the sui
ject, and is carving 90 an active cores
pondence with the other great powers to
! weYcnt hostilities possible.
Mr.. A'Court, the British minister to
the Court of Naples, has presented to the
Pose letter from the Prince Roget.
! The contents were unknown.
London, .9prii I.
Consols opened this day at 70 So, and
atls had advanced to 70 SO 4-8; bu, the
market was in some measure checked by
one broker serving the commissioners
for the reduction Of debt at - 5 y
ccnsols (money price, which had pre-
| yious.y been 70 S4. At enc O'Clock
consols for the account were 70; and
when stocks closed in the evening. con-
sols we're 70 l-4-ditto for May 70 5-S.
Deal, March %.
Yesterday came down from the river
and sailed, che schooner George Provost
Morrison, for Quebec.
Greenocir, March s6.
The Roger Stuart. Cooper, from this to
Charjpstoo has nut bscE from WiotOn