Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-08

Five per Cents. 10 to II. Bank shares
I47of. "Liuerpooi. Dec. Y.
Bushes. is quite brisk, owing to the arri-
val of the timber ships from America"
The lie Mars, from Charleston to Hayre,
has put into Portsmouth. E.
Early in Dec the Elbe was completely
frozen over, and forty vessels bound to Ham
burg detained at Cuxhaven.
The addition made to the peace establish
ment is ii 900 men.
Lord Cathcart, who has been many yeas
in Russia, &c. has arrived in England, and
taken bis seat in Parliament.
House Of Lords, Dec. "a.
The Royal assent was notified to the Be-
ditious Meetings preventing bill.
The Blasphemous and Solutions Libel Bill
came up from the Commons with amend
ments. Ordered TO be printed. and to be ia
ken into consideration on Monday.
House of Commons, Dec. "a.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer said,
that as il was not his intention to propose
nv financial measures for some time, ne
should move that the house should go into
committee Of supply on the 18th February
next.
FROM SPAIN.
The advices from Cadiz are to the lst Dec.
The expeditions continued in preparation.
One to carry 5000 troops to Morilo. and the
otherto take from 10 to I5,0C0 troops against
Buenes Ayres. The naval commissioners
were chartering vessels to convey them.
London, December IS.
Goblet has attempted reconciliation with
Sir Francis Burdett; but the Baronet has re-
PEELED the overture with indignation. he
has retaken hi. residence at Botley, from
whence he continues to write for his week
ly Political Register" which is now one OF
the two penny publications of the day. On
his arrival in London to attend meeting, he
was arrested for an old debt, but found bail.
We have received copy of his Register, of
December Ia, which is entirely filled with
articles respecting himself.
Manchester, Dec. rs.
Last night, Mr. Nardin, with number OF
assistants, and troop of Lancers, arrested
James Brooks, Richard Booth, George Hall,
aud seven others of the Radical Committee,
at Union Hall. in the midst Of theil delibela-
tons They have all undergone an exaui-
nation, and been committed for a misde.
meanor, for want of bail. All their papers
were taken with them.
Lord Sidmoutb has addressed circular 10
several OF the lord lieutenants, requesting
them to put the act against unlawful Traiu-
ings, into rigid execution.
Paris, December GO.
The Emperor of Russia has subscribed
2000 francs for the statue TO the memory OF
NJ. DE MALEsHERDEs, the Intrepid defender
OF tn martyr LOUIS 18th.
The Count DEcAzEs has been created
Duke.
SAvARY, Duke of Royigo, Zone of the nine.
teen traitors) has surrendered himself, and is
now confined in L'.albuye, to try the question
Of the sentence of death par contumoce, pass.
ed in 1916.
1t will be seen by our correspondents let
ter from Boston, that London dates are re-
ceved there, 10 the 25tb of December, by
the ship Harmony, from Liverpool, 90 days
the latest. [yNsu- York Evening Post Feb. 8
We have this moment received London
papers to the 25th De cember, by the ship
Harmony, arrived at Portsmouth but as
the mail is closing, we have no time for ex-
tracts. Upon hasty perusal of these pa
pers, we discover nothing very important.
Commerce is stated to be reyiving at Liver
pool.-We enclose Lloy's Lists, of Dec. II
and 81.
The brig Texel, Thaxter, 35 days from
Amsterdam, has arrived at Marblehead.
1t appears that the weather. during the
month OF December, has been very tempes-
tuous, ON the coast of Great Britain, and
many disasters to shipping have happened.
Price ofStocks. London, Dec. 2I.-Three
per cents, reduced, &c IA per cent.
consols 50 l-3, consols tor account. 81 So,
g. 8, I-2.