Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-23


are the causes which have delayed for a.
hove year, tie departure Of the grand
expedition for South America. Posterity
will hardly believe. that the armament of
a squadron has cost more trouble, labor,
and embarrassment, than would have sui
feed, twenty years ago, to send tlsty
ships of the line and thirty trigates from
our ports.
An article from Madrid says, new In
surgent leader has sprung up in Mexico,
who preteDds te be decended from Monte
yuma.
The following is an extract Of letter,
dated Stockholm, June 4 =
"On the Cd the King set out for the
camp at Schooner. His first Master oil the
Horse, Count Brake, was the on y person
who rode With him in his carriage. I'M
mediately after his Majesty's departure,
the provisional regency, appointed to act
in temporary emergencies during his alb
sence, assumed its iusctons. As soon as
the camp is raised, the King, according TO
report, is to visit the baths at Helsng burg,
and from thence make tour in his domi-
mons: it is probable that the distant pro-
vince of Dalecarlia will this summer, for
the first time, be visited by his Majesty
For two days before the King left Stock
nolm some extraordinary movements were
observed among the diplomatic body as
sembed here. 1t is understood that the
negotiations carried on in London, under
the direction of the great European powers
concerning the liquidation Of The public
debt of Norway, and in conformity with
the 9Th article OF the treaty of Kiei, have
been brought 70 termination, and that the
result agreed 10 by the pienipoten,Iaries o!
| the different Powers arrived here on Sun
day, and was Immediately laid before the
King. The ratification OF this aTrang cement
it is said, has been determined upon by The
King. The terms, it is stated, are not ma
teraliy at variance either with the interests
of the high contracting parties, or the as.
surances formerly given by the mediating
Powers.
Tssnrc, June 5.
Princess Caharine Of Montiort has gone
to Carlsbad with her sister-in-law, Ma
dame Eliza Bacciocchi. jerome Buona-
parte and NJ. Bacciocchi remain at She-
nau. Ii is remarked, that the surN eiilanCe
which was exercised towards the members
| of the Buonaparle family has been for some
time relaxed. Ii has become less necessa-
~, since opinion has been entirely aliena-
| ted from that family.
Frankfort, June IL.
The propensity to EN- grafton increases
progressively in the Kingdom OF Wurtem-
burg. Several societies direct these emf
grations to America. II is said that seye-
raj thousand persons have resolved 10 go
and settle there. Some emigrants have
lately returned from Odessa, with full pow
ers from such Of theil companions as have
still money to receive in their former coun-
try. in order to terminate their affairs
They have Brought letters from emigran,s
to their friends who have remained at
home, of which copies are in circulation in
The kingdom. ~
We learn from Bohemia, that the two
Princes of SUPERINTENDENT. Prince Met
ternich, and Prince BIucher. are expected
al Carlsbad, which will be very brilliant
this season Louis Buonaparte is expect
ed in July at blarienbad.
Lac Report-Co,;rt Of Chancery, June 10.
PRINCESS OF WALES Z. LORD LIVERPOOL.
The Solicitor. General rose TO submit
motion to his Lordshlp in this cause when
he was interrupted by Mr. Martin, who
observed, that perhaps bis Lordshp would
not be troubled with the motion at all, if it
was allowed TO stand over for few days.
1t was accordingly ordered 10 stand over.
London, July GO.
The following notice was posted at the
bank yesterday morning - The public
are requested to take notice, that the re-
ceipis tor the deposit on the loan OF le ,ooo,-
600 for the service of the year 1919, are.now
ready Tor delivery at the chief cashiers Of
hce.''
June 60.
A correspondence between the Commits
sioners of Customs and the Lords of the