Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06

iolioNiHS paragraph, "niCn COuCiuuSh All
exhcriation on the subject of the impend-
ing danger, which appeared in the Sun Of
the 9th inst. when we expressed our hopes
that the meeting nigh. be prevented.
Ii the meeting were 10 take place,
and were prolonged by the arts Of the
wicked agitators till night, we should not
wonder if attempts were made TO involve
the whole Capital in flames. No crime
can be imagined of which some of the re.
formers, revolutionists and rebels, who
have signed the plscard of invitation to
the mob, are not capable, and therefore
measures cannot be too promptly prepar-
ed, and too Vigorously carried into effect,
to avert the threatening danger.
From the NJ York Commercial y1dvertiser.
By the arrival of the ship Elizabeth,
Capt. Sebor. in 80 days from the Downs,
we have received London papers to the
25th inclusive.
The Courier asserts, that the Smithheld
Meeting did not consist of more than ten
thousand persons.
A French Squadron, it is said, is equip
ping at Toulon, and i, to be joined by an
English armament, for the purpose OF
clearing the seas adjacent to Gibraltar, OF
the South American privaleers.
The ravages of the plague were dimi-
nishing in the Empire of Morocco
Accounts from Madrid of the 9Th of Ju-
ly, state, that The King had gone to Sar-
cedon and the only Minister who had
access to him there was Don Salmon, who
holds. for the present, the porte-teuile of
state.
The Madrid Gazette states, that "seve-
raj small columns OF light troops are now
trayersing EStramadura, to purge il of the
numerous bands of robbers who have tor
some time infested it.
american Stocks, July "a.
Three per cents, Go 81 New Six per
cents, 96a a 97i Seven per cents, loo
1o1; US. bank shares, uncertain.
BRITISH Stocks. Bank Stocks, 228 a 929;
5per cent. red 7oi II is 3 per cent.
cons 70 I-8, SO, l-8, So; ON, 2i, So
8 3-6; Cons. for Acct. 7o4, J, !, I. 5-8.
We have only time to make the follow
ing extracts from the papers -
London, July IS.
A Common Hall, we understand, is to
be held to- morrow, for the purpose of re-
turning the thanks of the Livery 10 the
Lord Mayor, for his efforts to preserve the
peace of the City OIL Wednesday last Mr..
Hunt is expected to be present. He will,
no doubt, endeavor to elicit an exposition
of ." the horrible plot" for burning the
Metropolis, and numbering its peaceable
inhabitants" A glorious row" may be
anticipated.
From The London Courier, July "a.
We understand that the grand meeting |
the disafected, at Manchester, which |
was fixed for the 9d of August, has been
postponed, some say TO the 9Th, Others to
the 22i or 93d but it is more probable
that it stands adjourned sine he.
On Thursday last, two indictments |
were found against WRoE, the bookseller
of Manchester, one fora libel, the other
Ior sedltion. He was held to bail on each,
himself in 5ool and two hail in 25ol. each. |
We have received, this morning, the
Paris papers of Wednesday last they
state hat the enquiries which have been
instituted, in consequence of the murder
of Kotzebue, and the recent attempt to as
sassinate M. IbeI, have led to the discove-
~ of conspiracy in several German u
Universities, to overthrow the existing 60
vernments in Germany, and convoke ge-
neral assembly, to be styled The Senate,
which should elect prince to govern the
whole Germanic territory.
The following are extracts:
Paris, July 81.
The Duke de Richelieu has arrived in
Paris.
On the 18th inst. a terrible conAagra-
ton was caused by the negligence of an
idiot, at Remy, in the department Of the
Disc, Ii consumed 325 farming and dwell
ing houses, and reduced TO state Of in
digence Zoo individuals, who have now,
no other resource than public charity. The
loss is estimated at Goo, 900 francs.
French Funds, July 90.
Five per cts. 7If 6cc-Bank stock,