Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-08

Ks NOW continue our extracts from Lon
don papers received by the Anp-Maria.-
Farther selections will be given hereafter.
IN. York Cem. .9lpsrtiser, .apr1! ?.
FOREIGN SEws.
Prices at Glasgou. Feb. n.
Cotton, Surat, l0d ISd; Bowed. l6d a
nd: Orleans, II Sd; Maranham, God
P,rnambuco, 23ld; Sea Island Is Sd Is
lid; do. very inferior, 2s: do stained, cid
ED The sales during last week, amour
ted to Il6O packages.
The Courier of January eSth contains
the letter of Mr. Adams, to our Minister at
Madrid. The Editor observed that he shall
resume any remark on this extraordinary
document until the business is brought be-
fore Parliament.
The Star of February 90, states, on the
authority of gentleman who lett Paris on
the Thursday previous, that serious appre-
tensions were entertained by the Kings
Ply siciaus, that he was threatened with
notification in the legs. The report OF
his death, it will be recollected was re-
ceivsd in London, OH the ED
By the monthly bulletin, issued Feb. s.
il appeared that the King of England had
enjoyed during the last month an uninter-
rupted state OF good health, but his MaJes-
Us disorder remained the same.
Two royal marriages, it is said are soon
o take place !; ole between the Arch Duke
Rainier, viceroy of Austrian Italy, and the
Princess Charlotte Of Lucca, daughter Of
the .ale queen of Etruria aud the other be-
tween the Arch Duke Palatine of Hungary
and ;he Princess of Wertemberg.
From returns presented TO the House OF
Commons it appears, that the total revenue
OF Great Britain for the years 1917 & 1918.
exclusive OF property and unappropriated
war duties, were
In 1919, 48,4l6,32l
1877, 44,946,sl9
Being an increase OF t3,4o9,4O2
Increase in the Irish revenue, 3,662,37l
G7,I3l,773
We mentioned yesterday the death of
Charles w of Spain He died al Rome, on
the 2ist of January, after an illness of twen-
~ hours.
London. Feb. 20.
CONSPIRACY AT VALENCIA.
4 full statement has been made public OF
the particulars of this plot, with the names
OF tue conspirators, and an account oftheir
execution. Colonel Videl, their leader,
had raised himself from the ranks, and
was therefore a good officer, but of bad
morals, and an extremely bad character
Twenty -four hours were allowed the pri-
soners to make their defence, which is
mere matter of form, for no defence is ever
listened to-and the day after, all the thir-
teen were condemned to be hanged-but
tie execuiioner, wLO is poor slim fellow,
with two much feeling for his employment,
gave notice that he as i'll, in consequence
of having strangled, father, son, son-in-
law, and two couzins, the same week..
He was asked ii he could hang one he
answered yes-so Vidal was fixed upon,
and the others sentenced 10 be shot, and al
forwards TO be hanged up beside their fellow
conspirators. Vidal, when brought out to
his execution, was so emaciated by fever,
as to be scarcely able to support himself;
but just before he was turned of, being
calleda traitor to his country by the monk
who attended him, he started, raised bis
head with a sort Of convulsive effort, and
looking the monk in the face, sternly ex-
claimed, =" Traitor to my country Never,
Never | have been too loyal TO her, and
for that l die" The following are the
names OF the remaining sufferers who were
all shot Felix Beltram, receiver of the
salt duties at the Groa Diego Manuel
Calatrava, Beltram's head clerk Manceli
no Rougel and Sera6n Larossa, two scar
jeants Peregrm Pla, Apothecary Vim
cente Clemente, common soldier Bias
Feriol, shoemaker Manuel Bendegear,
and Francisco Segrera, two small propri-
etors in the villige of Rousafa Louis Al
bino, peasant Francisco Gay and Louis
Vive, two ship caulkers. Albino was the
only one who consented to receive con-
iession--but as he was possessed of no Sc
cret, nothing could be learned from him