Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-17

the oarsilsie weaVers, on Thursday s,,'
returned TO their employment, after b,,;,,
diminished their demands Is. a cut, Th-
have certainly conducted ,hemse!ye, 49,,
great moderation considering their nm,
l-r, which amounted on some Occasions :,
not less than two thousand.
London, June 10
The Regents Drawing Room. in c.I.t.
ton o.! His Roy al Highness' Birlb.d,v va
In consequence Of the lamented dealt =.
the Queen, the Prince Regent, suiGe5 h.
the precedent Of George H. who after Il,
death of Queen Caroline. held DRAWN,
rooms Tor the reception Of Ladies, igd
ciously resolved, for the encourage men, Il
trade and manufactures, to hold suir,,
Court yesterday, en- the occasion of Tho
celebration of the natal day of bis Row.,
Highness ; and the Queens House was pre.
pared for the purpose in an sppropria,,
style. The morning was ushered in VII,
ringing OF bells, the Park and Tower Pun,
were fired at one o'clock and all the us,
State forms and military display took place
to the infinite qualification of the most I'D.
merous concourse OF spectators we everbe.
held Oh similar occasion. The Prime.
Regent proceeded from Carlton House n
the Queens House about one O'Clock e,.
corted 10y party of Life Guards, amidst
the ardent plaudi's and loud huzzas of III.
populace. His Royal Highness was soon
followed by the Duchess of York, the Duke
and Duchess OF Gloucester, the Duke Of
Kent, the Princess Sophia of Gloucester
aud Prince Leopold, all in state ; the Duke
OF York went in private. The COMPANY
began TO arrive soon after twelve, and were
SO unprecedenledly numerous, that til.
whole had not sat down till near FIVE, though
many got out Of their carriages, and walked
from a considerable distance to the Pa.
lace.
The Regent having received the congraiu.
latIens OF those entitled to the entire, he pro.
ceeded to the grand saloon, and took his
station in the front of the throne. The prin.
cess Augusta took her station on the Re.
gents left. The Duchess Of Gloucester
Princess Sophia of Gloucester, the Duke OF
Gloucester, the Dukes of York. and Kent
principally remained opposite the Regent.
II was one Of the most brilliant and nu-
merously attended Courts ever witnessed.
Besides the members of the Royal Family,
the Ministers and officers of State, the speak.
er OF the House of Commons, the JUICES
and Crown Lawyers, an unprecedented
Crowd of the Nobility and Gentry, were
present.
Paris papers to the 18th inst. have been
received, but their contents are unlmpu.
tant.
Singular simplicity prevails la the Pari-
sian ladies' dresses. long waists, bound with
Scots ribband, plain muslin gowns, straw
bats or white bonnets-and this is the tom
A correspondent in Edinburgh writes uu-
der the date OF June IL. as follows:-''we
have authority to state, that misundeE.
standing which has taken place betwecna
Nobeman residing in the County of Edn.
burgb, and Gentleman of this City, has
been settled in manner honorable 10 The
parties, and satisfactory to the persons who
had an opportunity Of offering advice onlhs
occasion"
MEETING AT HANsLET MOOR.
This mischievous meeting took place on
Monday last, on Hunslet Moor, near Leeds,
when, after several seditous barangues, i
was agreed that an inAammatoy declara'
ton should be signed, "for the information
Of all whom it may concern" Another
meeting of the same mischievous charace'
takes place on Monday next.
STOCKS.
Closing prices of yesterday-Bank stoeS
9l9 Reduced, 60 SO; Omninm, l.2 d.
count.
PRICE OF BULLION.
Portugal Gold, in coin, 81. I9s. 3d.; New
Dollars, S.. Id; Silver, in bags, STANDARD,
IS. Gid.
Bremen, June3.
Accounts from Russia, say, that the deb
cit OF the great house of Eur. Kebac&efS
and Kleen, is estimated at 2 ,ooo, 900 OF rOu'
bles, and it was feared that this failure
would produce many others at Petersburg
and elsewhere, particularly in Holland