Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-02

' '.':,s. W. o.,. WIN silks and crosdstN
walked before the troops, with I ia
in their hands. The battalion pa paa
off to their quarters, and | Won, 4'''a
see Quircsa's entry, but how CAM 70
vey to you an idea Of this pleasing ',
tender sight! Scarcely was his cs,' md
known. when the whole of the , 81.
from the Cortadura, to the sq's, ,"aai
San Juan de Dios, was tLroue,e ,''s ~ y
people, balconies, tops of the hou wy
all filled, even the city walls and tovs,
SO anxions was every budy to 500 Wy u.
brave and distinguished man n y. us
his country IS so mach indebted '4'l
who little more than three muntL, :. %'
was an inmate uf one Of orr prisonS 9
"lhc party from La l,la ra.% I
the Cortadura, and was received n;O
discharges of artillery and every o s'sl
demonstration ofjoy. The people rn".
ed Quiroya and those WIN acco mn "i,,
him 10 Alright from their horses. ', a,i
they ascend"d beautiful triurphalc,,
prepared for the occasion, in Which -.
Quiroga, lsirg", Lopez BANGS, our ,s.
Governor, Don Cactano, yaIdes, ,nt
O'D"najhu, drawn by the people. p, ,'
lies OF soldiers preceded them, and .,
immense concourse oil the most dis,ia
guished inhabitants on horcback
Generals Ferraz, and Cisneros attend
ed in coaches. On reaching the suu,a
of San Juan de Dios, Qui!oga alirbtsa
at the Goyernnr's house, but the ueonI,
demanded he should show Himself NJ
the balcony. There the Governor NJ,
ced on his head a crown of laurel ovid
roses which had been prepared for him
The scene was too much for Quirog,
he vas SO greatly affected that he bur.
into tears, and they were Obliged b|
take him IN. A more interesting smr.
tacle was never witnessed; it filled mel
with a thousand recollections. Would
to God those could have beer present
who think we arc incapable of aJprei.
ting the advantages we have just attain.
ed. In short we are all happy, Will
tho exception of a very few, too serVls|
and too mercenary to prize the ble;.|
sings their fellow citizens enjoy, bull
this is only dark spot in the genera
scene, and they will be left to the re.
morse Of their own consciences."
From Cores Lin. ADJ. Of april q.
BONDED GRAIN.
A meeting was held on Thursday ST
of the Merchants of Liverpool interest.
cd in bonded Grain, for The purpose of
considering what steps should be taken
to secure TO themselves the provisions
Of the existing Corn Law, in,tIe event.
of the passing of any new act which,
shall have for tsbasis, system of prof.
tecting duties. MIR. Booth was called
to the chair, and after some discussion
as to the most eligible mode Of proce'|
dure, Mr.. Hodgson and Mr.. Sanders
were deputed to proceed to London
forthwith, to adopt such measures Sl
may appear most expedient.
BY the 10Th section of the act OF th
slst Geo. I'LL. it is enacted "lbat NJ
order to promote and extend the COM
merce Of the Merchants Of this klrs'
dom in Foreign corn, and to pro'Iso'|
stores which may be always ready o'|
the relief of his Ntajesty's subfcs y
time of dearth." that Foreign gram s'u|
-four may be placed in bond. i
1t would be manifestly unjust shen q
subject the corn Imported under 1'l'
TO the provisions of any new Act, Sa'a
would iufiict avery severe loss on In ,'
to whom such inGucemCnt to bona ~
been held out.
1t is not the object of the depu'a%'
to support or recommend any pal!N.
lar ystem of corn laws; but !! nS
confidently reported that new q"
shortly to be proposed to Parlianf,'
the provisions of which are dlreCu!T
posed to those of any former act ~
which could not fail most materlalp
prejudice the interest Of the hoiuti' 4,
bonded grain without beneh,lpS ,.n
public, the Merchants owe II 70 .'
selves to make a proper and tllne. 'y,ct
presentation ofthe grievance to S"'
such an act would subject them. "a.
Prices at Liverpool on the S1ta, Ar
ton Uplands, ii IA to ~ 10; M y,
leans Ii l-2 to Is; Sea ISLANDS ~ "a
%. Flour 80. Turpentine, IS 3 TO-
al