Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-10

;. Eamceacby, Informs, mat on Tue asiHA' Va
the adoption Of the Constitution OF the Cor
tes at Madrid, the inhabitants OF Campea-
chy took the Archbishop from bis bed at
midnight, and compelled him to ring the
church bell I'm il break OF day, when ge-
neral rejoicing took place. and the Constitu-
ton was proclaimed. lFreeman's Jour.
Nsa-Y York, June s.
The Hon. Henry Middleton. who is APP
pointed to succeed Mr.. Campbell, as minis
ter 10 Russia. arrived in this city on Satur-
day, with his family, in the ship Empress,
from Charleston We understand he pro-
ceeds to Washington, and thence for Russia.
The franklin IA, was towed from the
North river yesterday morning to the Navy
Yard, by the steam boats Chancellor Ii
yingston and Connecticut. The two boats
grapplsd on each side of the Franklin, and
moved her against the tide up TO her an
chors, and after these were raised, towed
her with apparent ease up the east river at
The rate OF miles an hour. as we are assu-
red by Captain Bunker. These steam boats
have powerful engines, but it is curious to
witness such comparatively small vessels
moving ship of the line. THIS circum-
stance has established the fact that the lar
gesi ships built are perfectly manageable BY
iHo such steam boats, eyenagainst the strsng-
est tide.
The new Mariners Church IN Roosevelt
street, was opened and solemnly dedicated
yesterday. Divine service was performed
in the morning by the Rev Dir. Matthews,
in The afternoon by the Rev. Mr.. Mskean,
and IN the evening by the Rev. DR.. Minor.
The church was filled throughout the day,
and collections were made at the end OF
each service, towards detraying the expense
!. of the building. We understand the contri-
buttons on the occasion were very liberal. A
considerable sum remains due on the bull
/ ding, which the committee rely on the libe-
raIity OF The public to aid them in dischar-
ging.
Ihe London Courier oil the S9fn OF apru
states, that lngs, the butcher, one OF the Ca
to-ssreet Conspiraters, had been double.iro-
ned, and that the moment be got the irons
on, ne began to dance about and exhibit a
brutal carelessness to the fate which awaited
him. He is in the same room with Thistle
wood, Brunt Davidson and Tidd. They
informed The Chaplain of the prison that they
wanted none ofhis assistance. They were
dsists, and had no faith in the merits os a
Saviour" Some Of their wives are as great
enthusiasts as themselves. I
The above men were allexpected to be
executed the first week 10 May.
A London paper states that Cobbett's E
yening Postceased on Saturday the 9th OF
April, 55th number, with heavy loss.
We understand, that when the deputation
Of merchants waited on the Earl of Liver
pool with the petition which we insert in
this days paper, the Noble Lord told them
with candour, that if they expected the re-
peal Of The Corn Bill, they must not look for
The support of Government to the measure.
Theirs we're at thattime meetings Of Land
owners and Farmers in many parts of the
kingdom, preparing petitions TO Parliament,
10 pray for further protection and in this
contest between the two parties, Ministers
were resolved to adhere to the measures
which had been passed into a law-to give
the existing arrangement the further expert
ence Of time.--One point which the mer-
chants urged with great force of argument
was, that all prohibitions should be taken
3 off, as most fatal to commercial intercourse
with other nations, and which was in itself a
most vicious principle, Instead of totally
excluding articles of foreign manufacture
from entry at our Custom House lie; duties
be laid on them for the protection of the
home manufacture, if thought necessary
butte them st least be admissible. This
would, 10 lis effect, open the eyes of Foreign
States to the advantages of the same policy
and mightlead to that interchange ofcommo-
dities by which they might all be benefited
To this proposition the Noble Earl paid
marked attention, and we trust it will be
acted on. lLiverpOol .Adpsrtsser.
From the NATIONAL lstslligenecr, Jane 8.
FROM BuENos AYRss.