Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-24
LATE NEWS.

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tan, from Liverpool. their files Of papers. &c.
down TO the 18th ult. The extracts given
this day eomprize all that is interesting.
Price of Stocks. London, April 17.-3per
cent. consols u ; Do. for acct. 72a 8 per
cents. red II.
A :stter from Liverpool If the 18th ultimo
states that 1000 bags Of cotton bad been
sold the day before, at an advance 81 from
a farthing to a halt penny. The market was
brisk, and higher prices expected.
Upland Cotton, on the 18th, was from 81
to lU4.
Turpentine had advanced to los.
American Haxseed in Ireland was Al. b.
Cd. Riga seed was Al. lis.
The Catholic Relief Bill, after it had pass.
ed the Commons, was sent to the House OF
Lords. and discussed in that house on the
18th, and the debate adjourned till the
evening OF the 18th. The London Courier
observes, that it was understood the second
reading Of the bill will be negatived by a
majority Of from 30 to 80.
Paris papers state, that the intelligence
is officially confirmed of the dissolution of
the Turin Provisional Junta, and that the
immediate occupation of that capital by
the Austrians would follow of course.
The royal authority it wal expected, would
be re-established in three days in the
whole of Piedmont.
According to the latest news from Ma
pies, it appears that the Austrians occupy
all the barracks in that capital, the Nea-
politan troops have renewed within the
city, and the whole of them are placed
under the orders of Gen. Frimont The
guard of safety is at present up, but they
cannot either carry arms, nor do any kind
of duty, but upon orders to that effect
from the Austrian general. Tho King of
Naples had not arrived at Naples, as re
ported.
Gen. Pope, and 81 of the Members of
the Provisional Neapolitan government,
have embarked for Malta.
The Austrian government takes pre-
cautionary measures to maintain tranquil
lity in the Tyrol, whore it is suspected
some dangerous associations exist.
The Austrians crossed the Tessino on
the 9Th of April, and joined before Nova
ra the troops of Alessandria, who made
no resistance whatever.
An instruction had broken out in
Wallachia and Moldavia, and has caused
some alarm in the government of the
Porte. Measures were taken to bring the
rebellious to terms,
Sierra Leone Gazettes to the 18th Jan.
had been received in London, and ex-
tracts from them published. Under the
head of Freetown, December 3Oth, the
following is stated. "A gentleman re-
Gently arrived from the Rio Pongos, has
brought intelligence of four or five slave
trading vessels being in that river, sup
posed to be disguised Americans, consist
ing Of one OF two briggs, a b~rigantine, and
two schooners-the cargoes had been
landed, and the trade with the native
dealers was in progress but the malady
of the river had swept off nearly all the
crews"
The Forte, of Is guns, Sir Thomas
Cochrane. sailed from Plymouth for ia
maica and Vera Cruz, early in April
A private letter from Lisbon, Of the
Gath of March, states that the Inquisition,
by the unanimous determination of the
Cortes, was on that day abolished.
Died, on the 9Th of April, Robert Mar
quis of Londonderry. He is succeeded in
his titles and estate by Lord Castlereagh,
the prime minister OF England.
London, AprI Is.
We yesterday received the Austrian
official account of the termination of the
in Naples, of which we subjoin a
translation:
Eighth Bulletin ofthe Army Of Italy.
Z" In the morning Of the cath of March
the revolutionary Parliament was dissolv-
ed, and an intimation was given to the
few Members who were present, that they
might return to their respective homes
The Provisional Government, nominated
by the King, has entered in full activity,
under the superintendent of the Mar
quis of Circello. His first act was to issue
4 decree, reinstating all the official per-
sons employed by the King in the situa-
tons they occupied previous to the 9th
July.
Eat the instant that the Austrian army
began its march for the capital, the Go
vernon of Naples came to meet the Gene
raj in Chief with unsealed orders, signed
by the Duke of Calabria, addressed to the
officers commanding at Gaeta and Pesca-
ra, to deliver up those fortresses imme-
diately. AS Gen. Bergani, notwithstaud-
ing the suspension of arms, had in the
evening Of the 22d, made a sortie with
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