Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-24

grants from Wurtemberg, who were o.,
to Russia. Tomorrow division 81 80
persons and so Wagons will arrive b..
and on the 18th a third division ~
have their managers, qusrter-mz ster, ,,i
teachers. Divine service IS oe,f,,
and on the days they halt school i
There are families among them Who +
property TO he amount of 8 or lO.oon :
rims
.anta erp, Juas l.,
In this port has recently been win....,
a most dreadful outrage TO humanity -,
$50 20 100 individuals have he en- soue.zoI
on board small vessel of from 200 70 -
tons, commanded by a Prussian Can,.;.
which has SET sal for the Colonies. ,,,on
are literally packed like behring's in c..L.
they each of them pald in advance ~
forms; there will probably he pcs,i.rco
on board the ship before il reaches EL,h
ing.
Accounts from Naples Of the ith Of Juno
state that a dreadful eruption OF Mount Ff,
ma had broken out, which threatened total
destruction to the CITY Of Calania. Fior
Mount Vesuvlus very great eruption Of
lava had taken place in the directio, a
Pompei. Some violent shocks of an earth.
quake had been .elt near Viierbo.
1t WIS beiieved parliament would ad.
journ about the 10Th July. Sir Francis Bur.
dett was about TO bring forward the ques.
ton Of Parliamentary Reform.
Accounts iror Paris are to the 25,h June
French stocks, 6S SO. The French 20.
vernment have published an ordonnancs
allowing the expectation of -four and bis
cut.
The King OF Prussia il is said is about to
be married 10 princess OF Wurtemburg.
In the French chambers i! has been pro-
posed to establish commercial relations with
the independents of South America and 10
form treaty with the government Of Hayti.
Alsrge meeting of manufacturers, traders
and iahorers al Cork. has taken place on
the subject OF their distresses about l5ooo
persons assembled who agreed upon a Pc
tition to parliament, praying for re'luc-
ton of taxes, tax upon absent land pro.
prietors, and or repeal of tile union.
Meetings have also been held in Man.
chester, and Dewsbury, in Yorkshire.
In the house Lords, lord Nugent stated
that he understood the Admiralty had de-
MED that The Andromache triga.e was car
ryine gold from South America for the Spa
nish government, and wished to know he
fact Mr.. Croker, in reply, said the irjgate
was sent TO that coast, at the request Of
British merchants only, with positive or
ders not to interfere with either party he
knew nothing of her having Spanish Pro-
perry on board but through the nHwspa-
pers.
The exiIes, M'Gay Vernon, and Felix
Desportes, have been permitted to return
to France.
One of the British commissioners for the
abolitionoft the slave trade, has lett Ely and
for Havana.
Admiral Piampin has been removed from
the command OF the ST. Helena squadron
admiral Cover is appointed to succeed
him.
London, June 26.
It's serious fact, that in the last year
1918, the trade from America to China
employed 1000 900 dollars 16,ooo,tons OF
shipping during the same time the British
trade to China occupied $500, 900 dollars,
and o,ooo tons shipping consequently,
allowing that the American merchant
receives his return in the course OF one
year, while the British requires nearly two
years-the American trade to China is al
ready more extensive than our own. We
state this important fact on the authority Oh
Charles Assey, Esq late Secretary to the
government of Java. author of an able Pam
phet, On the trade to China. and the
Indian Peninsula
London, June 90.
Letters from Cadiz were received by the
Post of Yesterday, stating that several oil
the British transports had been discharged,
not from their being no longer wanted, but
because the Captains would not submit to
new conditions the Spaniards wished toIm-
pose upon them. Itappears that the expe'
rience acquired by the purchase Of the rot
| 1 l. Cadiz Carn.