Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-03
LATEST FRos ENGLAND.

Ny the snip Julius Cesar, captain MAR
shall which arrived last evening from Liver
poaI we have been furnished with London
anil Liverpool papers Of the former to the
18Th, and Of the latter place to the 18th OF
Juae inclusive. We have also received My
ers Liverpool Mercantile Advertiser OF the
10Th, containing Liverpool Prices Current
10 the 18th, and London to the 10th.
The advices from France. furnished by
this arrival, are no later than have been be
fore received--but the papers contain some
further particulars relative TO the tumuits al
Paris, which give them still more threa-
tening ard imposing aspect. Paris must
more resemble military camp. than
peacable and loyal city.
IN. York Com. Adv.
THE QUEEN
We have little additional information OF
Importance relative to the Queen. The dis
cussioDs concerning her character, and con-
duct, aud the measures that ought to be pur-
sued in relation to her, run high between
the MINISTERIAL and administered papers.
A great number of the electors of West
minister have peti,ioned the High Ballitf, to
call pubic meeting at the Palace yard, tor
the purpose Of congratuIating the Queen on
herretum. The baihff refused his assent to
The proposition, until the sanction OF higher
powers should be obtained.
The Common Council OF London assem-
bled on the it,a June, for the purpose OF ia
king into consideration the propriety OF pre-
senting an address to the Queen on her arm
val. Much discussion took place as 10 the
expectancy Of the measures before the pro-
ces1ings of parliament were known. The
meeting ended in appointing committee 10
draw up ain address. which was presented TO
her Majesty on tie following day.
We mentioned yesterday. at the close
cf an extract from Lord Liverpoof' speech,
that he meeting OF the secret committee had
been pos; poned until the Eth. Fhe Cou-
rier of the 10th says -
81 In the House of Commons, this evening
some information may be expected to be
communicated upon the subject OF her ma
iesty. Our readers are aware that the ad-
iourned debate upon the kegs message was
postponed. on Monday. till this evenlns.--
If. as is the general expectation, TURNER
adjournment should take place, IT may be
presumed shat the negotiations are IN train
A
which promises an suspicious conciuS'on'--
The profound ecy with which they are
raryieG on, so consouant to all the best ell
;ngs of The country, has put an end, not only
10 treacherou7 disclosures, hut mpudent tab
r;c,,ioos Those individuals only t whom
is entrusted the management of this delicate
affair, are acquainted with ITS details, nor
will the public receive any authentic Inior'
nation respecting them, til they are in
condition 10 he communicated TO both houses
Of parliament
The Courier denies that any secret lnves-
tigation ol the conduct of the queen is con-
tempiated. The editor says, her majesty
knows this--her msjes;y's legal advisers
know 1.-THE parliament know 1.-THE whole
county knows 1t.
The Courier of she Eth is fled up with
the particulars ot the splendid lesee OF the
king; teld at Buckingham house in celebra-
ton o. his majes,y's birth day. Among O.
tber ,oteigo ministers presented TO the KING
on this occasion, we notice the name OF Mr..
Rush, the American minister, Who delivered
his new credentials, which were Nest gra-
cionsly received.
The English editors rejoice at the news oil
the loss OF the tariff bill lately proposed IN
Congress.
On the 18th June, the kings birth day
was celebrated at drawing room parry
held at the kings palace. The queen was
not suffered to be present. Suppose she had
taken it into head 10 have made her appear
ance al the palace gate and demanded au-
mittance as one OF the royal family what
an awkward predieament it would have pia-
ced the royal household in?
The evening of the i7th June was hxed on
for the secret committee To make ther report
f. the house of commons on the affairs OF the
queen; Tut as negotiations were still going
on between the queen aud the ministry Tor an
arrangement OF the difficulties, il was bcliey-
-. f,,,bar nostuonement would take place.