Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-06

0Y letters recpIVSh d. !
of Feb. by the Hamburg Mail, 1t appears
that although the Austrians were 10 prepare
ton, no advance bad been MADE. "a'
the general belief on Change, that an ami
cable arrangement would he male oe'"ee"
the Austrians aud the Nearoltans. ne
prevalence Of this opinion kept up 'he
price of Stocks.
Bills of indictment Tor libIes on the Queen
have been found by the Midd'esex uta"u
Jury, against the Morning Post and your
Ter London journals. Also against an emil
nent clergyman of Liverpool.
The Times of,he 18th Feb. says, " There
is subsequent intelligence from FRANKFORT
of the 4th inst. which states that the Austr''
ans have not crossed the Pc; but that the
army is assembling on the banks, ready 10
do so the moment they have orders to that
effect. 1t has been affirmed that the Duke
de Gallo has been charged by the King OF
Naples with dispatches of the utmost IN
portance for the Parliament. and that. on the
answer to them, which is expected about
the 10th Feb. will depend the passing OF the
Pc, by the Austrian troops.
Our latest quotation of American produce
in the Liverpool Markets is the i4th Feb.
viz.
Flaxseed, for crushing, per bid. 30 30;
Tar, l6s. Is Dbl; Turpentine, IS Cd 10
6 cw:.; Rosin, Ia 7s do; Cotton per 10.
bowed, Geo. I'D 81; N. Orleans. u Is;
Sea Island, good to fine, a | 10; ord. to
mid. II a 8; Tobacco, per ID. James River
leaf, Sd 3D.; S,emmed. st g.; Flour,
sweet, in bond, els e3s. per bbl.; sour,
out of bond, 3es Gas.
London Feb. II.
We have received the French journals OF
Tuesday.
An article from Vienna oflhe 3ist ult.
states that the king of Naples has refused TO
remain at Laybach during the conferences,
and has expressed strong wish to return
Immediately home. We are little surprIs-
ed at this. 1t must surely be most irksome
10 we'll disposed Sovereign who feels tor
his own dignity, and for that of his people,
to hear set of foreign politicians, talking
from day to day about him and his affairs,
and in virtue of two or three hundred thou
sand bayonets, VIII Oh are unfortunately at
their disposal. laying down the law for his,
King Feldinand's dominion., as to how
much prerogative he shall exercise, and how
much liberty his people shall enjoy. Dis
cussions like these may well present to the
old Monarch scene not easily supporiable.
J From Frankfort, also by the Flanders mail,
we learn that the king of Naples has not
l., - y, ""nsel Of temper to sacrifice large
The Algemeine Zeisung says, that accord
ing to accounts from Florence, ON the au-
thority of the Duchess of Florida, Ferdi-
nand was resolved against admitting any
notifications in the constitution TO which he
had sworn, zyithom The concurrence of his
Parliament! If this be true, what becomes
OF the famous monarchical principle as
applied to Naples? for here is constitu-
ton, the continuance of which, if not its
commencement, flows directly from the ex-
press will and personal pleasure OF the So
vereign. Ii this be so-as the Duchess OF
Florida has the credit Of asser,ing-the
whole question is already disposed of. On
the principles promulgated by the Austrian
Court, through Prince Metternch, there is
no longer any BUSINESS before the diplomatic
assembly OF Laybach. there is no longer any
reason for the concentration of so vast an
army on the Po. The Severe igns, sthe Min
listers and the Soldiers. bad better 60 quietly
home agaln.-The king of Naples himself.
not coerced by the Carbonari, nor instigated
by other unho.y ounselors-removed from
sIl dangerous and forbidden influences Of
son and friends and afectionate subjects,
but surrounded by the Genii of Military
Despo,isn--in The very focus of true mo.
narchical philosophy on all sides
by warnings against the evil schemes, by
reproacbes against the conduct Of his peo-
pie, and by denunciations of hatred against
the general advancement, whether Of hu-
man knowledge or OF public liberty-King
Ferdinand has turned to such good account
his more intimate acquaintance with the
character and objects OF his new advisers,
that he at once (if the Algemeine Zeitung
be correct) cuts away the whole ground
upon which they had entrenched them