Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-28

ficient supply on handfor one months con-
that OF Gatria sold at 1900 dol
lars per chest, and Malva at 800.
The 6shemen near Manhem have found
in The Rhine the jaws ola monstrous animal.
the teeth Of which were not less than eight
inches long and four broad.
The Territorial Committee, formed at
Frankfort, of the Ministers of the Allied
Powers, has dissolved itself; and the mem
bers are about 10 leave this city.
The Archduchess Maria Louise set out
the l4th ult. from Parma, with a hume
rous suite, to proceed by the way of We
rono to Venice to meet herfather, the En-
peror of Austria. -.
The Persian Ambassador, now at Wen.
ma, continues to view every thing worthy of
Inspection in that capital. He was lately
at the theatre to which an immense crowd
was attracted, in order to see him. ltseems
this assemblage' of gazers became intolera-
BILE to his Excellency in one ofthe saloons,
where, to the astonishment ofthe Austrians,
he and his suite began to lay about them
on all sides among those VINO surrounded
him. The writer of the article sagely re-
marks, that it is very likely his excellency
and suite were accustomed in their own
country to have plenty Of room made for
them. 1t seems the physician attached to
the embassy is also the Ambassadors chief
cook, and it is his duty to ascertain the
sa!ubrity of the victuals served up at the Ia
bic of his master. His excellency was to
leave Vienna on the Goth ult.
Letters from Rome, of the 10Th of Feb.
state, tn at the enterprise formed to draw
from the bed of the Tiber the statues and
the other wrecks Of antiquity, which it is
supposed are deposited there, appears to
obtain success. Already the sum of &c, 900
scudi is almost completed. All the SUBJ
jects which it is hoped will be drawn from
tile bed of the river, by means Of ma
chine invented for the purpose, will be
formed into one mass, and valued by con-
noisseurs. The Pope's Chamber will re-
ceive sixth, and will also have the right
ofpriority to purchase the rest.
London, March Is.
We are informed that the statement from
Lloyd's, which appeared in our paper Of
Friday respecting the claims of some Eng.
lish merchants upon the Court OF St. Pc
tersbug, for the value of certain vessels and
cargoes, under neutral flags, which were
detained by the Russian government in
1910, was not correct. The following has
been communicated to US as an accurate ac-
count. The Emperor Alexander gave
gracious reception TO the depulalion TO St.
Petersburg; and his reply to the memorial
which was presented by Lord Catlcart,
was of a coneiliatory ch aracter. 1t was
shortly after this that his Imperial Majesty
set out for Aix-la-C hapelle, whittier a Sc
cond Memorialwas sent, called for by the
observations ofhis Majesty uponthc first
With respect to this second Memorial, it
was stated by Count Nesselrode, that his
majesty being absent from his capital, and
at distance from his ministers and all the
records and documents connected with the
case, il was not considered eXpedient to
lay it before the emperor. At the same
tine, the most positive assurance was 81
ven, that it should be submitted to his ma
jesty Immediately upon his return to St.
Petersburg, where count Nesselrode him.
self did not arrive till last month. In this
situation the matter stands at present. No
report as 10 whether the Memorial had been
presented could have reached this country
yet. 1t may be observed, in conclusion,
that the similar seizures made in Sweden
at the same period, at the amount of above
one million sterling, were all voluntarily
restore d in 1919, 1878, and before the ter
of the war.
Died, at Goa, (India) Cayeton Count
Steinach, of Donnerpagh, in Syria, pri-
vate in the British Saith regiment OF lnfan-
try. Losing his mother when young, his
father, Charles Count Steinach, married
second wife, who proved so troublesome
TO the deceased that lie quilted Hungary,
and enlisted in one of the British German
regiments, served in Egypt under Aber-
crombie, and in Italy under Count MAZDA;
and when the regiment was ordered home,
he was, at his own request, and to keep at
a distance from his family, transferred TO the