Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-24


the Duke de RicAelieu to the Lieutenant
Generals commanding military divisions,th
procureurs General of the king in the Cours
Royale, and The projects of departments.
calling upon them to take every measure Tor
the faithful execution of the recent laws,
whenever necessary, and tor The detection
and Illustration of Vaccinations and consplra'
cies.
Liverpool, April q.
It understood that very shortly after toe
meeting Of the new parliament, trial OF
strength will take place in the house OF com
mons. The subject will be motion, SUBJ
stantially. for parliamentary investigation
of the state of the country, but differing 10
form from the proposition of last session.
Extract of letter from the queen OF England
dated at Rome, on the 10th March:
"During my residence at Milan, in conse-
ouence of the Infamous behaviour OF Mr..
Ompteda, lhe having bribed my servants to
become the traducers of my character) one
OF my English gentlemen challenged him !:
the Austrian government sent off Mr.. Omp-
teda. lwrote myself to the Emperor OF Aus
tria, requesting his protection against spies,
who employed persons to introduce them
selves into my house, and particularly into
my kitchen, TO poison the dishes prepared
for my table. never received any answer
to this letter. have written to Lord Liver.
pool and Lord Castlereagh, demanding to
have my name inserted in the liturgy OF the
Church OF England, and that orders be gi-
ven to all British ambassadors, Ministers, land
Consuls, that should be received and ac-
knowledged as the Queen Of England, and
after the speech made by Lord Castereagh
in the house of Commons, in answer to MIR.
Brougham, do not expect to experience
further insult. have also demanded that
a palace may be prepared for my reception.
England is my real home. to which | shall
immediately fly. have dismissed my TIA
liam Court. retaining only sufficient num-
Der of persons to conduct me 10 England;
and it Buckingham House, Marlborough
House, or any other palace is refused me.
shall take house in the country till my
friends can find palace in London. have
sent messenger to England to make the
proper arrangements for that purpose.
A letter from well informed American
in Paris, dated March 10th. after mention
ing the public sensation on the receipt OF the
nc WIS from Spain, adds, $4,000 additional
troops are ordered TO the neighborhood .oi
Paris"
Rome. .qpril 10.
According to letters from Cairo, the ceie-
bra,ed A!i-Pacha with considerable army
has conquered Palestine land body OF troops
have already entered Jerusalem.
Vienma, Feb. "a.
On account of The late illness OF Prince
Metternich, the Prussian Minister, Count
Bernsiotf presides at the sittings of the Con-
gress of Vienna.
Rome. Feb. %.
The consort Of the King Of England
embarked lin the course of this month
at Marseilles, and landed at Monaco.
She had very fatigning journey from
Genoa, to Leghprn. along the Riyiere,
partly on horseback. partly in boats,
and partly in carriages. At Leghorn
she received the news of the death of
George Ill. sent express by her friends.
She immediately assumed the title of
Queen of Great Britain, both in the
signature of her letters, and from all
the persons composing her suite. After
short stay at Lcghorn. she proceeded
on her journey hither by way of Flo
renee. where she merely changed hor.
Sc Ind arrived on the 22d inst. in the
evening. at the Porta de Popoio, where
she delivered the passport with which
sha had travelled in France, and which
was in the name of the Countess of
Oidhi, one Of her !aGies. She aiiShted
al the palace of Lucien Bonaparte,
which she had hired for month. This
Princess has no guard of honor before
her house, nor has it been observed
that tile Hanoverian or the English
minister has yet waited on her. His
holiness the Pope. has not yet received
her.
From the Boston Repertory.
The Circuit Court of the United