Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22
London, Sept. 9.

| Royal Exchange, to receive one hundred
pounds. on paving twenty pounds, ifwar is
declared between Spain aud the u. States
! within two months. Sept. 10.
Yesterday court OF common council as
sembled at GnldIiaII, to take into con.iders-
ton the transactions al Manchester on the
/ 18th ult pursuant to the lord mayors sum-
mons, Issued up ~ rrequisiiion signed ty "a
CONCERNING The conduct of the magistrates
and yeomanry of Manchester, we've carried
by majority Of II 10 IS.
The granc jury OF the county Of Lancaster
have rejected ali the bills OF Indictment offer
ed la them by Mr. Hum and his colleagues,
charg ne the magistrates and volunteers of
NJ nchester, with murder ani the capital Of
fence ui cu'tug and stabbing, in the unioriu.
nate affair OF tire 10th uit
| The sailing OF the Ca liz expedition is de-
, hntiveIy fixed for the 18th instant.
The reformers IN London have resolved to
give Mir. Hunt lriumphaI entry into that CT
ty, ard public dinner The great room OF
TIT Grown and anchor inn had been engaged
TOR the dinner, and the toasts had been or.
ranged.
1t is said that Lord Cathcart is busiIy EN-
ployed in negotiating treaty witt! the empe-
ror of Russia, ior the mutual admission of
produce and goods into the two countries,
ana hopes are entertained that the desirable
effect will be accomplished.
French five per cents, Sept. 5, 73f I5c.
A very large quantity OF omaium and con-
soils was yesterday morning thrown upon the
maIker-a respectable broker sold loo. onol.
ounium al 3 I3 premium. and loo.oool.
consols of 20 I.3 lol. were given 10 receive
lool. II press warrants were issued once
within the next ourteen days.
Negotiations" says one of The letters re-
ceired in the city, ae sill carried on be-
tween the British government and that IF
Spain. for the supply of quantity ofspecie,
probably in contemplation Of the expiration
Of the act restricting the bank of England
from cash payments. The proposal was in
the first instance that nine, and subsequent
ly ten millions should be conveyed from Ha-
vana, or Vera Cruz, i'll British ships of war.
Hitherto nothing has been definitely deter
mined; Tut il seems, from the progress which
ha' been made in the negotiation, that Spain
is herself, at the present moment. so much in
want Of gold and silver that none can be
spared by her for the use Of this county. I'M
Ill next year, at the earliest"
PRINCESS OF WALES.
II is now believed that the Princess of
Wales is not about to revisit England, and
the reason is, that her highness has sent or ;
ders to various tradesmen for goods, to be for
warded TO Italy; and particularly for good
SET OF state harness. for ten horses, which
was completed last Saturday, and will spec
Oily he shipped for Italy.
The Helen, Cornis, from Liverpool for
Leohon, sunk by privateer in the Me1iter-
ranean. Crew saved IN boat, after being
p'un1ered and i'll treated
From the London Morning Chronicle. Sent. g.
We are glad TO see that subscriptions for
The sufferers at Manchester have been opened
at thai place; al Liverpool; Newport; and
Bury, St. Edmonds, as well as in the metro.
polls. The common council of the city of
London, The second deliherativ- assembly of
The empire. will this day take this subject in.
10 their consideration and The result will.
we have no doubt, prove in the most satisfac-
tory manner, how universally the conduc, If
the magistrates and yeomanry Of Manchester
are viewed with adherence in this me,ropo-
lis. The Court Of common council is annual
~ elected by he househoIders of tie city Of
Lonaon, and may therefore be considered as
representing pretty exactly the sentiments Of
the city We shall in this manner be enabled
to see what proportion the number of those
who think 18th the lord mayor OF London and
the Manchester magistrates, bears, to that of
lbose who disapproved lie conduct of both.
Ii is gratifying TO perceive that our coun.
trymen abroad lake so distinguished part On
THIS occasion. Sir Rohert Wilson's letter
from Paris, 10 the electors uf Southwark. has
been followed by a letter from lord Kadcliff.
at present IL, the same place. to the electors of
Nottingham, in which he also states his re,
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