Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-19
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From late English Papers.
The Neapolitans are making vigorous
preparations to resist any INVASION that may
take place from the Austrian forces. The
nhabltants. animated with desire to de-
fend the national independence, contribute
with alacrity TO the progress Of the works.
The Earl of Liverpool has stated, in an
swer to the inquiry Of the Manchester Cham
Der of Commerce and Manuta ctures, as to
the probable security of British property In
Napies-that he sees no reason why the
state of peace, which at present Subslsts
between this country and the kingdom OF
Naples, should be interrupted; and that in
structions will, of course, be given to the
British Agents and Authorities in tina: quar-
Ter, 10 afford every practicable protection to
British property, if circumstances should
appear to require it.
A Berlin article of January Cd says-Mi-
litary preparations are the order of the day
throughout this city. very considerable
number OF horses has been purchased for
the army, and the troops are reviewed fire.
quentIy. The king is expected at Lay bach
but nothing deinitive on thai head has yet
transpired.
It's stated on authority, that the report
of fracas having taken place between lord
Stewart and Prince Met:erncb. at Trop-
pau. was totally destitute of foundation.
We have peru.ed, with much care,
great number of articles relative to the af
fairs of Spain The people are apprehen-
sive tina! the flames of war are likely TO be
enkiudled in the Peninsula. 1t is Spain,
says one of the articles. that is directly at
tackled in Naples; and will, upon the same
principle, be attacked directly. should an
opportunity offer The whole Peninsula is
represented as overrun with malctactors-
the frontiers and coasts with srougglers, and
the seas with pirates; and in no part are
life and liberty secure What glaring pic
ture OF disorganizatlon & INSTRUMENTATION
Party politics run very high, and the lead
ing men Of the constitutional order begin 10
differ. 1t is hoped that the assembling of
the Cortes will restore harmony According
TO recent advices lromSpaint,he conclusion
of treaty of triple alliance between Ppr-
tugal, Spain. and Naples, may be consi-
dered as certain.
Some fellows on Wednesday Sc might, at
the door of gentleman in Limehouse, and,
on the girl opening it, let loose Cat with
fire brand a, ached to it. The affrighted
animal ran to work shop full of combusti-
bles behind the house and in the confusion
occassioned by extinguishing the FIRE, the
villains effected their purpose, by robbing
the house of several valuable articles.
Counsellor Grady, at a late trial IN Ire
and, said he had heard of Judge, called
the hanging judge, who was never known to
shed tear but once, and that was during
The representation of the Bsggars Opera,
when Macbeth got rsprsepe!
A bricklayer, at GIeat NARROW, Bucks,
having been employed to hang, as it is
technically termed, two coppers, for the
purpose of supplying the poor with soup,
made out his bill. " To hanging too coopers
to make soup for the pore!
More hogs have been imported into Bris-
tol this year, than ever known; at least
10000.
THE QUEEN.
Upwards OF fifty addresses were to be pre-
sented to her Mejesly on the ssd of January,
from various towns. parishes, trades, &C.
The Lord Mayor and the Sheriffs will 60 in
state. attended by deputation OF the Live
ry. There will also be deputation from
Westminster, and several others from the
country.
1t is said, the Kings speech to Parliament
is to contain no allusion whatever to the
Queens case, her name is not to appear in
the LIturgy--she is to receive an income of
$4,000 pounds sterling per annun.
Alderman w God has given notice, that the
question Of the legality of excluding her
Majesty's name from the Liturgy will be in
vestigated in Court OF Law.