Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-15

thew wished for the restoration OF the an
Gent order of things in that kingdom, ana
that they shall consider as enemies OIL Inc
public tranquility all those who endeavor 10
n,olong the present disorders and that they
had forwarded declaration to Naples, that
they could not acknowledge a constitution
,ba, had been imposed upon the king.
An address from the University of Cam
bridge to the king was presented on the
7th Of December, in grand and imposing
manner. The address was borne by de-
putation from the University, consisting Oh
tbesyice chancellor, the caput. the proctors'
the pro proctors, the takers, the moderators'
and the serutators. A procession was form
ed on the occasion, composed of various
detachments oil the military. A guard OF
honor, with band Of music, in state uni
forms, marched into the court yard OF Inc
palace Several bands of music attended,
The porters at the gates were in their new
state hveries, &c. sc. About you mem
bers of the University were present. Among
the persons were the archbishop OF Canter-
bury, the bishop Of Ely, &c. Their ap-
pearance in their academical robes had a
very splendid and novel appearance. Ills
majesty received the address on the throne,
surrounded by the great officers of tate, the
treasurer OF the household, the lord in wait
ing, the page in honor, sc. The address
was delivered by the vice chancellor with
much energy and feeling, and was replied
to by his majesty in most firm, d'gnlhed'
and appropriate manner.
The proceedings Of the Mercantile Dele
gates from the Atlantic cities in November
last, on the subject Of commercial restrIc-
tons, the tariff, &c. were repubIished IN
Blllnge's Liverpool Advertiser OF the 18th
of December. An address from the lord
mayor, aldermen, and common council OF
the city of London, was presented to the
king on the 9th Of December. condemnlng
the proceedings against the queen, and pray
ing tor the removal of ministers. The king,
in his reply, said" 1t has been With the
most painful feelings that have heard the
sentiments contained in the address and Pc
,i,ion now presented to me by the lord may
or, aldermen, and common council OF the CT
~ OF London.
Whatever may be the motives Of those
by whom il is brought forward, the evident
tendency is 10 influence the passions and
misead the judgment Of the less enlighten'
ed part of my subjects, and thus to aggra'
| vate all the difficulties with which We have
to contend.'
A letter received at Lloyd's, from Con
stantinople, dated Octohe ra7-euneIet from
| Smyrna, supposed with view to establish
commercial treaty with the Porte.
Some very severe gales were experienced
at Consiantinople in October. a Turkish
craft had capsized, and 10 passengers were
drowned besides the crew.
A meeting had been held at Middlesex
for the purpose of considering the proprie,
ty of presenting an address 10 the king,
praying that he would dismiss his ministers.
Similar meetings were to be held in other
places.
Messengers from the congress al Troppau
passed through Brussels on the Goth of No.
vember for Russia, Prussia. Paris. Madrid,
and London.
The Duke of Wellington is appointed lord
lieutennt of the county OF Southampton.
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