Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-25
New. York Julu 22.

yNeu. York July 22.
The quick sailing ship Martha, captain
Sketchley, which sailed from Liverpool on
the 10th ult. arrived al this port last evening
The editors of the Gazette have received
their files Of papers. Lloyd's Lists, &c. to
the 18th of June. and it will be seen by our
extracts. that very many vessels had arrived
at the different European ports from the D.
Sand we find that during the two weeks
pre,iou 10 the departure OF the Martha 40
600 baies OF cotton had arrived at the port
oil Liverpool from this country.
The London papers announced the return
of the Queen OF England and Mr.. Broug-
ham, in the House of Commons on the 9th
OF June, rose and stated. that be had mes.
sage from the Queen, stating, that : she
thinks il necessary to inform the House OF
Commons, that she has been induced TO re-
turn to England in consequence Of the mea'
sures pursued against her honor and her
peace for some time by secret agent abroad,
and lately sanctioned by the conduct OF the
government at hone--that she had no pur-
pose in view but the defence of her charac
ter and the rights devolved upon her by the
death Of her revered father. She desires an
open investigation of her conduct, and re-
lies upon the integrity Of the House,
Lord Casilereagh, after long speech,
moved that the papers in theQpeen's case be
referred to select committee, 9.reterred TO
the House. This was violently opposed by
Mr.. Broughsm IN warm speech of great
length, ana oondemning the conduct OF mi
nisiers, and against secret inquiry. The
subject was pu. off Till Friday when, ON
motion OF Lord Castlereagh, the subject was
farther postponed to Monday, IN consequence
OF a communication made 10 Lord Liverpool.
message from the King on the subject of
certain papers relating to The Queen, OBJ.
serves, the king felt an anxious desire
to prevent all discussions which must neces.
sariiy prove painful to his feelings, but the
step adopted by The queen leaves no alter.
tive"
Ii was reported that an officer had been
dispatched TO blackheath, to put her Msjes-
ty under arrest.
On her arrival, the Queen assembled her
carriage, and was drawn by the pcpulace
quite out Of the town, amidst the loud and
reiterated cheering OF an immense con-
course. The horses were then put IN, and
the cavacade proceeded to Canterbury,
where she was received in the most courtlY
.ile.
The popuiace attending upon the Queen
had broken the windows of many houses the
west end of the town. Among othels, those
of Lords Sidmouth and Castiereagh, Mr..
Cout,s, and MIR Maberly, Nj. P. The
Guards were stationed at Carlton House for
two days and nights.
Lord Holland declared bis intention to
bring forward motion respecting the re-
peal of the Royal Marriage Act.
Washington papers of May Ia, and New
York and Baltimore papers OF the 18th, had
reached London all noticing the fate OF the
Tariff and other Bills in Congress.
Parliament had agreed to new loan Of
FIVE millions, which, it was said, could be
had on better terms than the preceding one
which had produced considerable irregula-
rity in the other stocks.
4 committee had been appointed by Par.
lament TO ascertain the average price Of
Corn in the twelve Maratime Districts.
The merchants and ship owners OF Liver
pool have petitioned parliament to make no
alteration il. the navigation laws, or in the
law relative to the importation OF timber
from North America.
A letter from Hamburg ofsthe I'd ult.
gives unpleasant news as to the health Of
that place-S0OO persons of all ages were
! then indisposed, including 200 in the hospi-
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The people Of Ireland had suffered much
! from the failure of some OF the Banks, and
had applied to government tor relief.
( II was reported in London on the 18th ult.
that louis 18th had left his capital, which
| had occasoned fall of two per cent. in the
| French fands.-There were many other
| stock job5lng reports, which the Courier
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