Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-24

the upper house OF parliament, has been
quaIly imperative in that way"
Many Of the Italian witnesses aga;n., ;,
Queen had reached London via Calais ana
Dover. The coronation was postponed !, h
definitely. On this subject Lord Castlere,r.
adyerting to The state OF the proceedings !,
the House of Peers against the Queen a.
served, that it was desirable that they misb,
be proceeded in with The least possible 4.
lay. I he King had given orders ior Il.
postponcT,nt of the Coronation: but ,o|
prevent misconception. with respect 70 4
motives of the postponement, he r4re,,o,
his observations OIL former night, tina, ~
exclusion of her Majesty from the ceremo0r
OF the coronation, must not be understood
liable to be affected in any way by ths =
suit of such proceedings.
On the 10th Of July, the House Of Cav
mons was to determine what day is 70 b, /
fixed on for the second reading Of the hin /
gainst the Queen, in which stage Of il T..
witnesses on both sides were to be exam;r
ed. 1t can easily be seen from the pans,,
and from observation-disclosures, that the QueeO,|
party, is acquiring strength. The postuoDs
ment of the Coronation by the King, Look,
as if be expected a tumuIt might take place
1t that ceremony should be performed at III.
present time.
On the 4th of July, thirteen Italian wit.
nesses against the Queen, landed at Dover
from Calais, twelve men and one female
mean in appearance, and resembling the i'm. /
age sellers ofthe metropolis. No sooner had 4
they landed, than the mob assaiIed Them
with gross epithets, spit upon and pe!ted B
them numerically. During their short STAY 3
at the Hotel, it was literally surrounded BY J
the mob. Several the windows were bra.
ken, and one of the witnesses badly wound.
ed over the eye. 1t became necessary 10
read the riot act. and the mob was al last
dispersed by the police, after slight resis.
stance.
Even the Captain of the Packet came in
for his share of abuse, but he appeased them
by saying, "D-nth the Italians, if had not
brought them somebody else would, and /
might as well pocket the cash as any other
person..
10 the House of Commons, Dr.. Lushing.
ton gave notice that he should move tor co.
copies of all correspondence received from
abroad, relative TO the placing prince Of
the house of Bourbon on the throne of Spa.
nish America.
liverpool. July II.
COTTON.
The market continues very languid
Tor all descriptions except bowels,
which experience a very fair demand
at full prices. Bowed Georgia from
| Id to lsO 3.4 d; Sea Island to G.;
6 to 2 8; n. Orleans l to /
8; Tenn. 10 IA to II l-2,
TOBACCO.
No demand for leaf, and very little
demand from the trade for stemmed
James River leaf 8 Q to al; stemmed
to 7.
Ashes, N. York, lst pot SO to 80;
pearl "a to IL. TurpenIine 10 TO lis.
Ear Ia to Is; NYork Quercitron Bark
Is to II. Rice go to 81 6. Slaves, W.
0. pipe 90 to % pounds; hid. 8 to s6;
Dbl. 10 to l6. American Wheat 8 6to
. ed per 70 lbs. Flour, in bond 20s
per bbl.; sour 35 to 81.
Price Of Stocks in London, JnlyS.
per cent. consols 6S 5-S--CousO'
Tor account. 70 is IA.
Price of American Stocks in London
July 6. Three per Cents. &c to &c ls
New Six per cents. log 10 Io5. Bank
Shares 2al.
The French Funds have considers
'ly improved; S per cents 7Sf. l5G;
bank stock, l56n.