Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12

Der OF persons were wounded. but fortunate
y none OF them seriously. The cry of fire
is supposed TO have been raised By thieves.
German papers of the gath Of September
state, that the plan Of constitution for the
kingdom of Wurtemburg, as digested by the
royal commissioners and those of tho states
has been adopted by the assembly with some
trivial notifications.
The German papers also mention, that the
ed of Sweden under her incognito title
of countess of Gothlsnd. and her sister the
ex-queen of Spain, under the title of Survl-
liers, have arrived at Brussels. The latter
is to embark at Antwerp in the spring, 10
Join her husband Joseph Bonaparte in the T.
nited States of America.
G'he emperor of Russia, it is said, was to
be crowned king of Poland in the month Of
of October. The ceremony was to take
place in the city of Warsaw.
A letter from Calcutta announces the loss
of the ship Paragon, East Tndiaman, on San
gor Sand. "The melancholy event. says
the letter, happened~on the night of the Gath
March. The whole of the passengers and
crew, with the exception Of Portuguese las
car, who refused to quit the wreck, have
been saved by the Sophia pilot vessel. The
officers and volunteers on board the Sophia,
much TO their credit, volunteered their servi-
ces TO assist in saving the passengers and
crew. They brought the ladies', seven in
number, and capt, keene, who has been dan
gerously i'll for some time, safely on shore.
P S. The vessel has sunk, and not an article
Of property has been saved. The captain is
since dead"
The Monthly Agricultural Report, dated
Middlesex, Sept. Goth says" With respect
to aggregate products, the present is the
most plentiful season which has occurred for
many years, not only in this country, but
throughout Europe, in most Of the corn cvun-
tries of which there is also a considerable
stock of old wheat Our last years wheat
considerably excels in quality The growth Of
the present; and, in course, fetches more
money in The market. Rain greatly want
ed in the north, and water for the cattle,
which have been driven miles for that neces-
sary the pastures are burnt up, and the
stubbles bare. In other parts, more favor
able report; but, in all, rain much wanted.
Hops great and fine crop, with prospect
of still greater reduction of price. In
Scotland, most of the crops full average.
On the 10th Of September, most severe
storm took place at Parma, which caused
great disasters. The harvest of maize and
OF wine was totally destroyed. The cellars
were inundated, and all the wine in them
lost. There has not been so terrible Storm
there within the memory of man.
Adyces from Portugal mention, that, on
the 10Th of September, government pro-
elamatlon was issued, ordering quarantine
OF 80 days Oh all vessels from Cadiz, Glib
raltar, &c.
French stocks on the 29th of September.
Five per cents 6If. SC.
London Stocks, Oct. 2.-8 per ct cons. Go
5-8 1-8 S-4-cons. for acct 70 So 81 70
IS per cent navy log 7-S "a lO3-om-
mum So prem.
London, October 9.
Yesterday Baron BuIow, Charge d'Afair-
es OF his majesty the King Of Prussia, jointly
with Mr.. n. NJ. Rothschild, and accompan-
ed by MIR. Bonnet, Notary Public, cancelled
and deposited in the bank OF England, the a.
mount OF seventy-seven thousand five hun
dred pounds sterling, in special bonds of the
late Prussian loan, negotiated by MIR. N. NJ.
in Eondon, being the other halt
OF the sum hxed for the redemption of bonds
in the first year, and also the saving of the in
telesi on the 75.000I. redet med Oh tie lst Of
April last.
Manchester Subscription night a
meeting of the Inhabitants Of the Borough,
took place at the Three Tuns Inn, High-st.
Sir Il. Hiison in the chair, 10 adopt proper
measures for carrying The resolutions at The
late general meeting into effect. The chair
man and several gentlemen addressed the
meeting. Ii was finally agreed tina! subscrip.
tons should be opened on as extensive scale
as possible, aud the promotion of Parish
meetings was strongly urged.
The Constitutional gives the following ar.
ticle, dated from Genoa, the 10th ult:
A Greek vessel has brought hither the i'm