Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-07

tile passage OI Tue shusuId" ho0P' ""
been concluded with the courts OF Tuscany
and Modena.
An article dated Vienna, the 9Th OF Feb
ruary, states that the duke de Gallo, had
set out on the 3Dth Of January from Lay
bach, with the ultimntum of the sovereIgns
for Naples. and that it offers to the Neapo-
Iitans the chance Of seeing among them
!5O, 900 Austrians as enemies, or 40, COO as
allies.
A private letter from Corgofort. on the
Pc, dated the eth January, states that an
! Austrian garrison entered that city. coming
! from ST. Benedetto, from which place they
had marched at II O'Clock on the night of
the 18th. The Stu,lerhem division, 1000
strong, passed the Pc on the 18th.
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
On the 18th lord Hamilton, in speech
of great length, brought forward bis motion
respecting the order in council, directed to
the general assembly OF the kirk Of Scot
land, ordering the erasure OF the Queens
name from the liturgy. The motion was
for copies OF the communications on the
subject, between the home department, and
the different individuals and bodies 10
Scotland; it was finally rejected-tor the
motion 50, against it ll0.-An account was
ordered before the house of the quantity of
grain, -four, &c. warehoused under the 55th
of George Ill. remaining in the warehouse
on the 5th of Jan. 1891.
On the 10Th, the timber trade was again
introduced, but nothing defuitel y was dune.
The house did not meet again until the 18th
when Mr.. James postponed until the 9Th,
bis motion tor an inquiry into The circum.
stances attending the interference oil the mi
litary at the Carlisle election. Sir John
Newport gave notice, by desire Of his friend
from Dublin, Mr.. Plunkett, that he on eSth
of Feb. should submit a motion to the house
upon the subject oS the disabilities under
which his msjesty's Catholic subjects in Ire.
land at present labored. Lord Nugent gave
similar notice respecting The English Ca
tholcs.
The True Briton says, the earl Of Darn.
ley will not bling forward bis intended mo-
ton, for the restoration oftbe Queens name
to the Liturgy.
Mr.. James Grattan, eldes: son Of the late
Right Hon. H. Grattan, has been elected TO
parliament for the County of Wicklow.
Mr.. C. Philips, of the Irish Bar, has been
called to the English Bar, by the Society of
the Middle Temple.
It was ruied,a short time ago, in the court
of Kings Bench, that the release of a debt
or, under the insolvent act, does not dis
qualify any Of bis creditors, who have been
inserted in his schedule, from proceeding !
against him under commission of bank
ruptcy. in case Of his having previously
committed an act Of bankruptcy. for the re-
covery of property which he may have con-
ceaed. or to which be has subsequently, be-
come entitled.
A general discharge Of workmen from all
the dockyards is spoken of; the decreased
number at Portsmouth. it is supposed, will
exceed 1900. The naval force to be kept
up is 80 sail Of the line, with a suitable
proportion Of irigates and sloops:
A duel was fought on the 18th of Feb. be-
tween Mr.. Scott the avowed editor of the
London Magazine, T. MIR Christie, friend
of the supposed editor Of B'ackwcod's Ma.
game, Mr.. J. G. Lockhart, Of Edinburg.
The cause OF the quarrel bad its rise in
series OF Articles discussing the conduct of
Blackwood's Magazine, which were consi-
dered personally offensive. This prod uced
recr;mination on both sides-and in the f.
nal meeting Mr.. Scott I'll. His wound was
extremely dangerous, bu! hopes were en-.
tertained Of bis recovery.
A letter from Bilboa, under date OF Feb.
4th. says sin consequence of a representa-.
ton from this place, our government have
changed the time for the admission of goods
from England and other northern parts. to
the 31st OF January, and from the United
States, Newfoundland, Norway, SC. TO the
sSth inst. al the rate of duties imposed
by the old tariff therefore admitting those
goods which are prohibited in the new one
introduced during the above periods"
Mr.. Belzoni, the celebrated traveller. is
! again preparing 10 leave London for A.
frica.