Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30

The letter shall appear IN our next
The editor Of the London Courier CT,
dennis the Queens letter as a gross ti,...
OF personal insult, and high libeluponp,,.
lament. The Courier is a ministerial ~,
per.
TIE Courier, says The Queens ets,
breathes no spirit OF Cancellation, buttepd.
TO aggravate the existing difficulty is an an.
peal to the worst passions; that it will dis.
gust all virtuous people that it is the pm.
duction of a hired penman, and an impudeug
fabrication and fraud.
The Courier adds, ifthe Queen be tried
at all, she can only be tried by the highest
tribunal, and not by jury"
Peers from the Continent, Scotland and
Ireland, were literally crowdns into Lon.
don to attend the royal trial. Never, within
the memory OF man, was the metropolis So
full OF nobility and gentry.
Addresses to the Queen continued 10 be
presented from all quarters.
Some friendly negotiations with the 90.
vernment of the Netherlands appear to be
going on in England.
The late Duchess Of York lay in state at
OAKLAND until the 18th utt when she was in.
tered.
Some samples of wheat from Essex were
exhibited at the corn Exchange, London, on
the 18th ult. which was very inferior from
mildew, although then the weather was fayo,
rable to the harvest. The sickle was in full
motion in the inland counties. Wheat Toto
96s. Flour IS TO 70s. A fair avegage guam.
tity is expected.
At Kent. the hop plantations present
melancholy appearance.
Paris papers of the 18th of August, contain
but little news. The exchange of courien
with the Vice Roy of Milan was very frs
quent; and it is said that several regiments
have received orders to march into the LON.
bardo Venetian territories, where an army
of observation will be formed under the or.
QcIS OFuClu iudIsudl IitnOut. =
An interview is talked of between the
kings of France and Prussia, and the empe.
ror of Russia, about the middle of Septem.
Der.
Advices from Naples state, that Gen. Pc
pc has issued orders, that the soldiers of the
regiment Farnese, who figured in the revolt
of the 18th July, shall be twice decmated,
that's, one Of every five shall be shot
Ills SAID that the house of Meyer T. Frey.
er, sbankers, at Copenhagen, has failed for
goo 900 pds. sterling.
The Liverpool Advertiser says, there are
now in bond, in Port, about 80, 600 barrels Of
American -four.
Price of Stocks, Aug. 15.-Omnium
"a to l 70 disc; per cent. reduced,
IS l-s; 8 per cent. consols, 67 "a to
677-S.
French Funds, Aug. 9.--Five per
cents. 7sf. 75c.; Bank Actions, l375f.
State of the Market at Liverpool, Au.
gust l6.-The demand for Cotton con-
tinues very limited at the late reduction
of a per Id. and the desire to sell is
certainly not diminishing. The sam.
pies of new wheat which have yet ap-
peared are soft, and not of fine quality.
The London market is lower, and tho
inquiry for bonded Flour is very triA-
ing at IS to e6 per bbl. Good Carroll
ma Rice was sold to-day at 10 to 10
per cwt. We have nothing doing in
Tobacco. Prime Potashes are scarce:
Boston and N. York are held at 40 to
al per cwt. but they are not saleable at
this price. There is little demand for
Montreal at 81 to SO per cwt. We
have had more inquiry for Quercitron
Bark at 16 to 90, and for very fine
Philadelphia % per cwt.
Baltimore, Sept. GO.
By gentleman from Philadelphia, who
arrived here 10 the Steam Boat this morning,
we learn, that the ship William Penn had
arrived yesterday at that city, from Liver
pool, bringing English news to the 18th Au-
gust. Our informant had seen an English
which contained letter from the
Queen to the King, of great length, detail
ing the various prosecutions she had expert
enced, and some severe recrimations.
The house of lords had met agreeably to
adjournment on the 18th, 10 commence wha!