Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-06
From the N. Y. Commercial .adp. !apr't z
Latest FROM ENGLAND.

ship Ann Maria, capt. Walte' arrived iron
LIVERPOOL, whence she sailed on the goth OF
Feb. By this arrival we have received
from our correspondents at London, regu-
lar files of papers, prices current q Lloyd's
lists. TO the gath of Feb. and Liverpool pa
pers to the Goth inclusive.
The aggregate averages Of grain, for the
six weeks previous to the Esd Of Feb. was
as follows: wheat, TIT; barley, sos; OATS
ss-s; rye, 67-lo; peas, ss-6.
The ports are in consequence shut against
ibe importation of foreign wheat, and open
for all other descriptions ofgrain. Wheat
and all other kinds Of grain may be import
ed free from British America.
Price of American stocks on the Esd OF
Feb. Bank shares, EGO FL; new SIX per
cent. 80 loo; three per cent. 64s 81,
with dividend from January.
The following vessels were to be launch
ed at Plymouth, early in the spring; Fou'
droyant, 80 guns; Sterling Castle, "a; Port
land, so, Lancaster, 80; Pyramus, AZ
The Active frigate, Sir James Gordon, is
fitting at Portsmouth for Quebec; captain
Barry is appointed naval commissioner at
that place, and goes out in the frigats.
The late ex-king Of Spain, died short
time since at Naples.
On the 22d of Feb. it was reported in
London, that the king Of France was dead.
In announcing this event the Sun ofthe Ssd
observes, I'VE shall be happy in finding
that this report is not well founded, though
we confess that, from the quarter whence
we received it, we are not disposed to raise
any doubts Of its authenticity. We say we
shall be happy in finding that the report is
not well founded, not only because we re-
we're the virtues, and respect the abilities Of
the French monarch, but because We fear
that his death would be the signal tor the
vile faction ofjacobinism once more to rear
its head, and France be exposed tonewhor-
rors that might disturb the tranquility OF all
other states"
A de6nitive arrangement for regulating
the payment of 100 millions indemnities,
due from France to the allies, was conclu-
ded on the ed of February; the time fixed
on is June, 1890, for the payment OF the
6rst instalment of one third part.
NJ. Beauregard, formerly physician to
Donaparte. was to leave England early in
the month Of March for st. Helena, as me-
deal attendant to the ex-emperor. Ibis
appointment is sanctioned by the allies.
Arecen, arrival from Siere Leone, in
form, that the slave trade was in pros
porous state on the coast.
An association has been formed at Treves
Tor the establishment of settlement in the
United States. Great numbers are ready
10 embark.
France is engaged in establishing colo
ny in Senegal, for the cultivation OF cotton.
indigo, coffee and sugar.
A letter from. Stockholm Of Jan. Is, con-
tradicts the report, of Sweden having sold
the island Of ST. Bartholomew.
Count Regnault, fSain: Jean d'Ansely,)
has obtained permission to return to Paris.
John Sackehouse, the Esquimaux, who
want out in the late northern expedition,
died at Edinburgh on the l4th Feb. He
had already rendered important service to
the country in the late expedition Of disco
very, and great expectations were formed
Of the utility which he would prove on the
voyage about to sail for Baf6n's bay. The
admiralty had directed the greatest pains
40 be taken in his farther education; and he
had been several months in Edinburgh with
this view, when he was seized with vio-
lent infiamatioa in tine chest, which carried
him of in few days. Just before his death
the poor Esquimaux said he knew he was
going to die; that his father and motherhad
died in the same way and that his sister,
who was the last of his relations, had just
appeared to him and called him away.
Lord Cochxane's steam vessel was lying
at the commercial docks, London, on the
Goth of February.
Madame de Stael will soon publish ano-
Their posthumous work. The morning He
rald says, "this work will contain much no.
vel information"
The prince of Polk, governor OF Varsail-
les, died at Paris on the 18th Of February.
Lord Erskine, was in a very low state OF
health.