Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-07

praying that ships of all nations may be ad-
mitted free into the United Kingdom, under
the same regulations as British vessels.
| A ministerial paper states, on what they
] call good authority, that an arrangement
between two distinguished persons isnear-
4 ly, if not quite completed; and that the la
dy will continue to reside abroad In form
ing this determination, il is added, she is
said 10 have been influenced by the advice
of an habitual oppositionist, who did not con.
suit his politics at the expense OF his duty.
The ad valorem duty, on British manufac-
tured goods, exported from Liverpool, a.
mounted, for the first quarter of the year
1919, to upwards Of 10000. For the first
quarter, of l820,the amount was only Tool.
| A great falling off. indeed.
The Duchess of York is better.
! Letters from the Isle of France, dated in
January, state, that the sickness continued a,
that place. 1t was supposed to be the yell
! low.feyer. All business had been suspend
ed.
The disgraceful scene of man selling his
wife, took place in London on the 28th of
! April, Bills were posted in different parts
OF the city. stating that she would be sold
according TO tav. At the appointed hour,
the husband made bis appearance, leading
his wife by halter, which was placed "a
round her neck. She was knocked down,
alta very moderate price, to a butcher Of
Clare market.
SPAIN.
A letter from Malaga, under date of
April 7lh, announces the arrival at that
place Of the Patriots, Gurcia Heneros,
Zorraquin, Martinez de la Rosa, and
Calatrava, from the gaIlies, Oft the
coast of Africa. 1t is impossible. says
the letter, to paint the JOY with which
they were received. A triumphal car
was prepared. All the bells were in
motion, and there were frequent dis
charges of artillery. The banquets,
balls, and fetes are not yet over.
The last adyicts from Cadiz, are
contained in the London Courier of the
29th. Private letters say that at Ca
diz every thing is restored to order it
is far from being SO i'll the rest of An
| dalusia. The battalion of Guides and
that OF Loyalty, about 500 strong, who
were concerned on the 10Th of March,
are at this momrnt (April 4th), en-
trenched at st. Lucar, determined to
defend themselves there if any attempt
is made TO lnfict any punishment on
| them, or compel them to take the oath
of fidelity to the Constitution. We are
assured that two regiments OF the cayal-
Try III Rey, and that of the ko.a! ca
abineers, are arranged on their side,
being unwilling to swear fidelity to the
Constitution.
The growing confidence in the new
order OF things is sufficiently manifest
ed by the fact that the reals communes,
the Spanish Government paper, which
before the recent change was at st per
Ctlt I1oCOuiIt NdS Uil LILO j Clii at 20
per cent discount.
Ferdinand has issued a proclamation
addressed to his South American SUBJ
jects. This interesting document will
be found below.
The accounts from Madrid are to
the 5th.-The different towns and au-
thorities continue to take the Constitu-
tional Oaths, AND to send in addresses
of congratuiation to the King.
PRUSSIA.
Letters from Berlin of the 18th Of A.
priI, state, thar Oil the preceding day
tumult of a very formidable nature oc-
Cured in that city. About 500 indisi-
duaIs suddenly made an attack ON the
guard house, which was occupied at the
time by not more than SO soldiers. Ii
was not till two on three detachments
Of the Military had been brought a
gainst them that the insurgents were
reduced to submission, when several of
the ringleadcrs We're secured and
thrown into prison. The same after
noon, Baron de Humboldt had an au-