Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-15
From hs Norfolk Beacon, January 10.

From me Norfolk Beacon, January III.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
At late hour last night, Capt. Baldwin
OF the Tobacco Plant, reported under our
marine head, politely furnished US with Lon
don papers of the 18th and 18th, and Sores
Liverpool Advertiser Of the slst Nov, from
the last of which we have extracted every
thing tina, appeared to US could be interes-
ing TO our readers, with the exception of a
detailed notice of the Liverpool and Lon.
don, markets, which want Of room compels
us TO lay over until our next.
Congratulatory addresses continued to
aO,k in TO the queen from all quarters; and
Examinations and various other demonstra-
tons. for the triumph which she has obtain
81 over her prosecutors, were daily exhibit
ed. On the subject of the change in the mi
nistry spoken of in the last dates, the Liver
pool editor observes
The station which her majesty is to occu-
py at the coronation, if that event under
existing circumstances ever takes place, re-
quires to be adjusted; but the most impor-
rani consideration of all, and that in which
the national interests are most involved. a.
rises out Of the inquiry, what change will
the failure of the proceedings against the
queen occasion in the councils of the state,
and what alterations are We to look forward
10 in the existing administration. Upon this
subject no information of very specific ma
ture has transpired during the past week,
though some surmizes have been hazaded
that lords Liverpool aud Harrowbv will re-
tire, and that they will be succeeded by
some Of the Grenville party. In order to af-
ford Tins for the new arrangements II is
SAID that parliament viii merely assemble
as matter of form on Thursday next, and
that a Propagation to the end Of January
will take place before they can proceed to
business.
The congress at Troppau has been open
ed with great splsndor. In addition to the
emperors of Russia and Austria, whose srri-
val we have before announced, the king OF
Prussia has joined the potentates, and am
bassadors from most of the principal aud
several of the subordinate states OF the con-
tnent, have also arrived. The first and Sc.
cond conferences have already been held,
but no authentic information as TO the sub
iects which have occupied the attention OF
the august assembly has yet reached this
country.
The mutual retaliatory restrictions on
trade ests blished between France and the
United States of America, have had ten
dency to destroy the direct communication
between these two countries. The conse-
quence will be 10 open trade from the U.
S. to some of the perts OF Holland, where
the principles Of trade are better under
stood.
France has been somewhat surprised, not
10 say agitated, by kind Of protest circu-
lated with great Industry, but apparently
without authority, under the name of the
duke OF Orleans against the Legitimacy of
the infaut son OF the duchess Of Berri. This
OOCUQlenI STA les tnd' nST TOsdi uiSunesS nds
not been delivered of child; that the in
FAINT which has been adopted by the Bour-
bons is suppositious, and that the circum-
stance. OF the labor were such as to give eff
feet to this contrivance. The protest has
been sent 10 all the ambassadors from the
different potenlstes in Europe, now resident
al Paris, and seems to be intended 10 lay
the foundation of some future claim that may
shake the French monarchy. The report
upon the result of The French elections, as
far as they are known. is-that the greater
part of the deputies who, in rotation. had
vacated their seats, are reelected. The
capital part of the punishment awarded a.
gainst GrayieS and Bou;on, for the explo-
sion under the window of the duchess OF
Berri has been RENTED by the king.
London, Nov. 49,.
II will be seen in another part OF our pa
DER that the queen had applied to the mi
nis,srs for royal palace for her residence