Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-21
Postscript.
Nsw York, Ap ral8.
LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.

The packet ship James Monroe, Captain
Rogers, arrived at this port yesterday, sail
ed from Liverpool on the Cd ult. and fur
nshes tie editors of the Gazette with pa
pers, lists, &c. to that date.
The summary and extracts in the Gazette
oil this day, compris the most interesting
part of the contents of the European pa
Pers.
The London papers are filled with ac-
counts relative to the movements OF the
Austrian and Neapolitan Armies. The lat
ter, il is stated are animate with great ar
do land are de ermined TO resist foreign
domination.
rhe London Statesman OF the eth Feb.
says, that private letters from Paris, state
that the French troops evince the most an
xous desire To unite with the Neapolitans
10 opposing the aggressions OF the Austrians.
Their movements with that view have
been so open ard alarming as TO occasion
much excitement in the Chamber of Depu-
ties The last debates in that Assembly are
stated 10 have been very stormy; AID OF SO
serious character that the Keeper OF the
Seals is understood 10 have prevented,
though not without much difficulty, the
report of their proceedings from reaching
the public eye.
The Queens Annuity Bill, allowing
100000 sterling year. was read a third
time, aud passed in the House of Lords, on
the 22d of February, without opposition,
and only wants the signature OF the King,
(which" says the Courier, it will proba-
blv have, by commission, IN day or two"
Great preparations were making in West
minister Hall, for the coronation, which it
Is said viii take place the 18th of June, as
Inc business OF Parliament is expected to Sc
finished the end of May.
Sir James Crawford, has been removed
from the House OF Correction in London, to
an asylum for Lunatics.
1t is stated in a Liverpool paper, that Mr..
Walack, late acting manager Of the Thea
tres Royal of York and Hull, had taken bis
departure Tor tniS Ci.y.
&r. Scott, who lately fought duel with
Mr.. Chrystie, at Chalk Farm, diec OF his
wound on the 9th OF February.
In sonse uence of the statement publish
ed in the Norfolk papers by Capt. Squirting,
OF the schooner Cashier, the following ex-
Ntact from the log book OF the U. 5. brig
knle Pie, is laid before the public.
April 4th, al 9 p. NJ while taking in
the ioretopsai. it being dark, blow ing hard,
with heavy sea, discovered sail on The
lee DOw-luffed up to clear her, when she |
ran u on bOarG abreast the foremost. head |
nn, ana stove in our bends, bullw arks ID |
s'arhoard fore channels, with fifteen top !
umbers, plank shear and waterway. and !
caused US to leak al the rate Of six feet and |
halt per hour. The schooner then drop |
ped aS'ern and cleared us.-Hailed the >cbr.
Which was bound to Baltimore, aud request
I e' Nef 10 lay by, as'we were m danger
''> Stuation-answered she would. AT 10,
=" sent down the tore yard and set up star
hoard tnre rigging, removed the two for
I ward carronades and starboard anchor att,
Wore ship on the starboard tack. and hove
- under close reefed mainiopsail and main
F$ali, the schooner showing light, IN
company. Hailed her second time, she
answered she had not received any material
mary. Midnight, more moderate-the
schooner in company. From IL to A. NJ.
fresh gales, &c.-the schr's light visible
On the lee quarter From TO 8, fresh gales
and clear, sent down fore top gallant mast
and got in he flying jb boom, unrove tore
Top gallant geer; at Z, the schooner IN sight
mour Weather quarter. Fiom to IL, fresh
gales and ciear-At 9, hove too under close
f''ied mantop sail aud mainstay sail, crew
employed repairing damage, stopping The
leak, setting up rigging-heavy sea the
1'lg making l2 inches per hour-then m
Lt' 80, sc, long, 10, 81. From to 6 +.
d. strong byeezes and clear-At 4, 10, sci
ie1ied ccursers and close reeted toretcpsail.
leaks reoairpd as far as practicabl e."
ALIENS LUCKETT, sail'g master.
When the Enterprise had repaired her
S'nages the schr had passed out Of sight;
,rta7 which time no signal OF distress had
5Seen maze, as .0nk out for the sans was
Aept en- hoar! ne Enterprise.
ne ErerpT'z had twice TO keep of
ppsl"re the Wind at ,h- risk al losing her
fFemast and filing with water, 20 avoid
"Hnns ~ beard said sChr by the iupru
V-n' manner in which the schr hove too un.
ef The bow of the Eniernrize no vessels