Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29

the country. The direct obJect OF shis IS -
getrid Of the queens trial.
THE QUEEN.
A foreign gentleman, decorated with the
insignia of several orders arrived at the
Queens late residence in Porlman street, on
Tuesday morning. Information OF his arrl-
val was sent off to her Majesty instantly,
when one of her Majesty's carriages, with
the servants in the royal livery, came to
town directly, and conveyed him TO Bran
denburg house.
Her Majesty has not been out since the
death of her royal highness the Duchess OF
York; the gates Of the mansion are kept clo-
sed, and no person is admitted except her
Majesty's legal advisers, or except those up
on indispensable business
We received this forenoon the Paris pa
pers of Monday. The intelligence from Vi
emma favors the opinion which we have al
ready expressed of the hostile attitude which
the Emperor of Austria assumes with respect
TO the affairs Of Naples. If the accounts al
luded 10 can be relied upon, orders have
actually been issued for the march OF an ar
my of 60 900 men towards the Neapoltan
territories. From Spain the accounts are ia
vorable TO the new. system, and the Cortes
are zealously and actively employed in re-
forming abuses, and ameliorating the condi-
tion of the people.
We were justified in announcing yester-
day, that communications, supposed TO be OF
high importance, have been recently carried
on between their majesties. May the result,
we pray be propitious The letter from her
Majesty, referred to in yesterdays journal,
was delivered to the King al Windsor Cot
tage early on Tuesday morning. his ma
iesty's messenger arrived with ALI answer at
Brandenburgh House about four o'clock OF
the same afternoon. The Queens messen-
ger was Immediately despatched to Lord
Liverpool, and returned to Brandenburgh
House from his Lordship at 10 o'clock at
night. On the subject or tendency OF this
epistolary intercourse we shall not now pro-
pose any conectures to our readers the
fruits of it must soon be ascertained.
[London Times.
London, august 10.
The Paris papers Of Sunday last have ar.
rived this morning, from which we extract
the following 80" The intelligence OF the
cnmmotiops which have broken out in Sicily
is unha ppily confirmed 1t is notyet known
whether the movement is national or only
popular; but it is certain that the cry of 81
Gillian Independence has been heard al Paler-
mo. and that it has been the signal Of bloc
| DIV catastrorhes. The Sicilians, not willing
to appear TO receive the law OF the Neapo-
litans, have added to their banners the vel
low colour, which is that of their island.-
They marched upon the forts, where it was
easy for them to surprise the garrison as no
mistrust was entertained. But the royal
troops soon entered the forts, and they
aattered themselves to maintain their posi-
t;on. when the insurgents arrived with pow
erful reinforcements. Alter sustaining the
most vigorous resistance, the latter again
succeeded in hosting, in all quarters, the In
dependent flag. The number of men killed
ON both sides is estimated at two thousand.
The John transport arrived at Portsmouth
late on Tuesday night, from the Cape OF
Good Hope. The John took out 600 set
Tiers for Algoa Bay, principally from Lam
cashire. The passengers were severaliy
attacked with the measles on their voyage
out, but from the great attention paid them,
they soon recovered from its effects.
1t is stated, under the head OF Hanover,
July 81. that " an official not ce had been re-
ceiyed in that capital, from London, announ-
cling that his majesty would not visit that
state this year.
The statement of her majesty having
written letterto the King is correct. The
letter was delivered to bis majesty at the cot
tage near Windsor, early on Wednesday
morning. His majesty's messenger arrived
With an answer at Brandenburg- house about
four O'Clock of the same afternoon. The
Queens messenger was Immediately des-
patched to Lord Liverpool, and returned to
Brandenburg house from his Loldship at ten
o'clock at night.
The Lord Chancellor left the Court of
Chancery this day at one o'clock, to receive
communication from Sir Benz amin Bloom