Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-23
From the ". Y. E4e, Posi-.
LiperpooL, Oct 8.

second levy, equally numerous, is already
talked Of!
Sandt, it is said, viii he tried hy central
tribunal, 10 be established al Mayence. The
Prussian conspiracy will be brought beloIe
The same court.
II is affirmed, that the king Of Sayony,
compassionating the prosecutions to which
Jews are subjected II many parts of Ger
many, has granted TO all persons Of the Jew
ish religion, residing in his domiaions, rights
Of citizenship.
Accounts from Frankfort say, that several
Jewish houses are preparing 10 quit that city
in order to avoid the prosecutions Of which
their nation is the object. The rich bankers,
Rothschilds, are going to settle at Vienna
Our readers will remember that the empe-
ror of Austria has granted them patents of
nobility, as recompence for the services
which they performed during the last war.
Disturbances have broken out at Odenwa-
10, a province Of the grand duchy of Hesse,
which seem to have been very serious They
are said to have arisen from the raising ottax-
es. detachment of cavalry, ordered to
arrest lawyer of Michelstadt, suspected Of
having excited these troubles, has been put
10 flight by the country people. A detach-
ment of infantry, with four pieces of cannon,
has been sent from Darmstadt TO reduce tue
-. - tn - ti,n
have made themselves masters of six pieces
Of cannon belonging to the castle Of the count
of Erbach.
FnAscE.-The number OF English in Paris
is increasing. 1t is reckoned that not less
than 1000 are now in that city.
DENMARK.-lt is stated on the authority Of
private letters from Hamburg, that the dis
turbances at Copenhagen, directed against
the Jews, had been renewed with greater
violence. The troops having put them down,
it is asserted, that the next day the sailors in
the port reinforced the populace, and after
holding some parleys with the soldiers, the
latter refused to act against the people. Ii
is added, that the king had, in consequence,
quilted his capital to proceed to strong fer
tress at some leagues distance, and that new
troops had been ordered TO march upon Co.
penhagen. There have been disturbances of
a similar character at Elsineur.
The outrages committed al Copenhagen a
gainst the Jews, were of more violent ma
ture than those of many towns in Germany.
One Of the Jews was forced from his carriage,
and stoned in the open day he is said to be
dead Of his wounds. The secretary of an
advocate, who headed mob that broke into
the house Of Jew, and threw the furniture
and goods into the street, has been condemn
cd to be imprisoned FOX lite, in house where
the prisoners are employed in raspiEg wood.
SpAIN11he most affecting accounts have
been received from Madrid, under date Of the
10th ul., They state that the yellow fever
had increased with alarming rapidly, during
the last few days in the isle of Leon. From
the Isl to the Goth of August, l05 persons
died OF the contagion, 392 recovered, and
723 we've attacked. From the Goth (the day
on which the communications ceased) the
mortality was 345; recovered 663, and the
number of sick had amounted to 1918. The
latest accounts from the above isle stale, that
Oh the 3 first days Of September, 145 fell vic
Tins on the 4th, 81 9Th, 40; 9Th, 10 ; and
7th, 50. Letters from Cadiz, of the 18th ut.
report, that the malady begins TO assume a
serious character in that city,
Accounts from Madrid, OF the 9Th of last
month, mention, that the Eng,sn government
has revived IFS proposal to The court OF Spain,
to obtain upon certain conditions, the cession
OF Cuba, which appears TO place the Spanish
ministry IN situation which is the more en-
barrasslng, as the inhabitants OF that lich CO.
lOny seem resolved to defend their liberty by
force OF arms, rather than submit 10 The pow
er OF Great Britain. The correspondence
between London and Madrid is extremely &C
tive at this moment, which seems to indicate
that>highly important negotiations on foot
but they are involved in mystery, and we
must wait with patience till lime shall DISCO
yer the secret.
General meetings on the unfortunate affair
oftEe 10th August, both in counties and in
towns, continue 10 be announced in various
parts of the country. AT late meeting of
some OF the principal inhabitants of West.
moreland, we were highly gratIteo by the