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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26

For Freight,
~ THE superior Brig OLIVE, Isaac
&s Lincoln, Master, burthen about 1000
bis. She is now ready for q cargo.
Also,
The Schooner ELIZA, Carrot Phillips,
Master, burthen about 1000 bis. She is a
good vessel AID will be ready for cargo in
one week.
Also,
The Schooner CAROLINE = NANCY,
F. Fisher, Master, burthen about 100 bis.
She is an excellent vessel, only two years
old, and will soon he ready TO load.
Apply 10 JOHN H LADD s. Co
Who have now aHoat, for sale, reed by
said vessels,
a5uO bushels, best Manchester coal,
quality that will be approved.
$500 bush. Liverpool coarse salt.
5 NJ. clear boards.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
Grand State Lottery,

4 Prize OF 1000 dollars. which remained
n unsold at Aliens lucky etice--" here
were obtained but short time sine" No
CHS aud 1891 prizes each Of 1000 Gols. in
the same lottery also, No. 622, prize OF
5000 dolls. and 1905 prize OF iUuO dolls. in
the Washington Monument Lottery, which
Grew on New Years day. These are addi-
uonal evidences that Aliens is the lucky
uthce.
The Grand State Lottery will draw again
IN Monday, 29d inst. But two drawings
ROW remain, and there are actually to be
~. un.. L, r,itnl r,rizns amounting To
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
IniOn and .Marine Hotel,
For Freight,

~ THE schooner LEVANT, H. Crit
Shth, master; burthen about $50 bic.
sic Is tast sailing, hrSt rate vessel, mol
>go wear, old. Freight for Brazils or the
iVe,I Indie, would he preferred.
apply to JOHN Il. LADD & Co.
Who have for sale on board that vessel,
10 tons plaster
cnAk of hlncks
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26

Centre ROv.
r E Nj O Y A l..
WIN. GILLIAN has removed to the a.
w bove Row, few doors above Wash
inston street, adjoining Mr.. Charles Ben
nett's, and nearly opposite TO Messrs. Ezra
Kiusey &. Co.'S where he offers for sal the
following goods, viz.
8 pipes Murdoch l.. P. Madeiral
do do Burgundy do
2 hhds and 90 doz. Port t6ve years :
old) y
90 boxes Claret %
MaImsey aud Malaga, and
LIP. Teneriffe
Jamaica, Antigua and N. E. rum
Holland gin; cognac brandy
Old rye whisky
Common do
Loaf, lump and brown sugars
Gunpowder, Imperial, and Young Hyson
tea
Coffee, chocolate ,srices, candles, molass-
es, &c. Pc. &c.
Together with general assortment of
other groceries, as usual.
december 25 dim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
Alasuns Wanted.

SEVENTY FIVE stone masons wanted to
- work al Fort Monroe, Old Point Com
fort, where constant employment and good
wages will be given for the first rate work
men, and none others need apply. Also,
fifty able bodied laboring men, black or
white. to attend on the workmen. Apply at
the above Fort to Bolitba La7vs. who has
lived at the place for long time, and can
say it is very healthy. dec 5
The National Ihs lljgencer, Baltimore Fee
Il. raj Gazette, Lees burg Wsshingt ,nian, and
Winchester Gazette. will insert the above
four months, and send their accounts TO this
office
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
To the Public.

WHEREAS the subscriber hath obtain
w ed from the government OF the United
States patent right, issued and executed,
according TO law, g for Knapping hats with
the fur of rabbits These are to give no.
tlce, that III and every person and persons,
who should make, devise, use or sell the said
improvement or invention, without my con-
sent will be prosecuted according 10 law.
DAVID EVANS.
ANY persons wishing to purchase patent
right, will apply to the said Evans.
Alexandria, D. G.. october tbstur
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
For Freight,

For Freight,
4A The schooner ROLLA, Capt. Pet
A9M,tee, carries 1900 barrels, IAN excellent
vessel. and will be ready for cargo in four
days Apply to WIN. FOWLE g. Co.
Who have received for sale their cargoes of
$50 tons plaster paris
IL pipes } Sicily Madeira wine,
8 half pipes ; Woodhouse' brand, Of
l6 Or. casks the vintage of 1915
$50 boxes fresh Muscatel and bloom raj
sins
90 sacks Of shslled and unshelled al.
monds december 25
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26

A. G. Cazenove 8 Co.
HAVE for sale
III London particular Madeira wine,
do do Burgundy,
Go do Market,
Malaga,
In p,pes. haf pipes, AMI quarter casks,
Cognuc brandy, 4th proof, old & genuine
New England Rum,
Retailing Molasses,
Baltimore window glass,
Dupont's gun powder
Caracas, Flo,ant indigo, very superior.
&C. &c. SC.
december l3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
For Sale or Rent,

s~.x That comnodious house and lot
Tn recently belonging to VIM. H. Fitz-
#sss hugh, esqr. in complete sepair, and
&'~sslsuited 10 the accommodation Of a
large family This is an excellent estab-
hshment and well situated in pleasantpart
Of the town. Apply to Phllip R. Fendall,
Esq. orto WILLIAM BRENT, Junr.
december 7 CIV
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
To Rent,

That large and elegant three sto-
~ ~ brick dwelling house on the south
Jsssi side of King street, between Pit and
MSnSt. Asaph streets, now III the occu-
nancy of II. Clagett Possession may he
had Immediately. For terms apply TO Mr..
CIaaa,t or A. LYNN,
december4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
Hank of Alexandria,
Jununru |, 1921.

January !, 1891.
A DIVIDEND is this day declared Of S
n dollars Tor the last six months, on each
share Of stock held in the institution, and
will be paid on Thursday next. 4th inst. 10
the stockholders or their legal representa-
tives. By order Of the board.
J. l.. M'KENNA. Cashier.
;,nv,rv diweu2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26

Union Bank Of Alexandria,
9TH January, 1921.
4 DIVIDEND OF two and one halt per cent
n upon the capital OF this institution for the
last six months, is this day declared payable
10 the stockholders on or after the 9Th cur.
rent.
By order, CT. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
jan5 oW
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
To Rent,

And possession gwen between tine
EyA present time aud March next, that
s1.I elegant and commodious three STORY
AG brick house, the
Union and .Harine HOTEL
.;,ra,pd on Union street, near the Potomac.
T. !, admirably calculated for The accommo'
da,ion OF travellers from Maryland, and sea-
faring gentlemen. Ii has been occupied as
tavern for many years past: FOR Terms
apply 10 - AN lh0'i NiA0 e
i,nuary %
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
FLOR The .Massachusetts Spy.l
MR.. EDIToR,

MIR. EDIToR,
In the Address which accompanies the
nomination, in your last paper, of candidates
to fill the Offices of Goverpour, Lieutenant
GOVERNOR and Senators, it was suggested that
the disgraceful practice of disseminating cir
culars and political pamphlets through the
Commonwealth, free Of expense, Try the aid
of democratick post-masters, was still cOntinu-
ed, notwithstanding the loud and general ex-
preston of indignation, which the exposure of
such conduct in the officers of the general gov
eminent called forth, on a former OCCASION
AS the writer's Of that Address appeared to be
ignorant of the extent Of the practice alluded
to--for the information Of your readers, will
state some facts, which accidentally came to
my knowledge few days since.
Living at some distance from the shire town,
and possessing little of the quid nuns pro-
pensity, am indebted TO the weekly arrival
Of the post-rider fer the knowledge ! obtain
passing events in the political world. Those
who are in the habit of catching as it falls
81 the mamma of the day." viii readily SUPP
pose that the abstinence of q week would
increase the appetite for news, and occasion
the appointed hour for the arrival Of the mail
to be eagerly expected. Waiting, as usual,
for the opening of the budget, on Wednesday,
| observed that the little mail, which conveys
to this village, from week to week, our allot-
ted supply of news, had lost its usual lean app
pearance, and was swelled TO an unwieldy
size, by what supposed TO be important doc
uments. The postmaster, also, noticed the
unusual appearance of the mail, which rem
dered double portion Of skill and labour nee
essary, together with considerable delay, to
replace the numerous packages it contained,
directed to worthy personages in the neigh
bouring towns. While the business progress
ed, an opportunity was afforded to read the
name of James Wslson, p. u. which APP
peared on the envelope of each and as through
the kindness of that gentleman the contents
Of some Of the aforesaid packages were .des-
tined to enlighten the good people Of this
place, we were enabled to ascertain what it
was that was sent, unasked for, into every
village around us. Finding that newspapers
were enclosed, we were disposed to be very
grateful to Mr.. Wilson, for bis kindness in
communicating, free Of expense, weeks
supply of intelligence; until, upon examine
ton, we found them full Of false and SANDER
Gus invective against the worthy members of
our State administration.
Comment upon such conduct in an officer
Of the general government is unnecessary.
But let The people know, that an establish
ment, supported at great expense to the pub
lick, and designed for its exclusive benefit, is
made an engine to accomplish the purposes Of
party-and let all wholesale dealers in false
hood be cautioned not to disseminate any
more numbers Of the g STATESMAN among
those who have neither sympathy nor alliance
with the faction or its tools. z.
GandercIeugh, March %, 1921.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
[For tie Spu.l

writer in the laR Spy, under the Signature Of
" North About" has endeavoured to influence
the election of RegiRer of Deeds, by sn attempt
to ridicnle the writers Of circnlar in favour
Of MIR Ward. How does he do it2 Why
furely by calling them Poa Riders. Where ,heie
gentlemen are known, 1t is not neceifsry for me
to FAY that thsy arc men OF respectable Osnding---
that they are United States Mail ContraAefs, and
run Ssge Coaches to different parts Of the couD-
ty. 1t is well kpown that mail contrscter is o.
bliged to procure "competent bonds !" and none
but respectable man could do this, becaufe the
TefPonGbility 10 great. I'm
II "North About" will take the trouble 70
inquire at the Bank, "he win find what he knew
BEFORE" that the 6gners Of ibis Circular are every
week entruled with hundreds and frequently
with thouiands Of doIla,s in their cuRody, with-
out giving any iecurity for it whatever, except
the iecurity which we feel IN the charaaer of an
honeR man.
hope With North About's that the Eie&tors
OF ths County wil give to the advice contained
in the circular I'll the weight it deferves; for 90
one is better qualified 10 give IL than the writer's
they having more bu6hels to traoiaa at that Office
than any other three men in the County. n this
ihould be the cafe (which cannot doubs) the
reiult OF the ele6ioo, think, NUT tend to
bring him 70 fer "a South About.
In regard to North About's'' poiticript. it h,
advfsbe for him not TO prets the matter too far.
otherwife he may be furnifhed with Aa,ement
OF fatas. which will forever ilence this indifcreet
and ill.adviled writer.
A WOMAN.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
A laughable attempt is made to induce fed

A laughable attempt is made to induce fed
eralists who are manufacturers, to vote for
Mr.. Eustis, on the ground that he is more
friendly to their interests, than Gov. Brooks.
It is not easy to see how the manufacturing
question is at all connected with the election
of Governour. But every body knows that
MIR. Eustis has been elected TO Congress, on
the very ground of bis opposition to the pol
icy which is advocated by the manufacturers.
Truly there is much reason why the manufac-
turers should support Mr.. Eustts.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
PARLIAMENTARY coMpEND,uM.

Declaration Of the Allied Po7Oers.
Earl Grey called the attention Of their
LOrcships to the circular note that had
been published BY the Allied Soyereigns
AZ Troppau. Although an ofIicial
copy OF that paper had not been receiy-
ed, he understood that the circular
which appeared in the publick journals
was substantially correct. He was sor-
~, however, TO find that the answer eiy-
en- By his Majesty's Ministers to that
paper was not 50 Satisfactory as he ex-
pected. Therefore, as it would be ne
cessary to have. some further informa.
ton laid before the House on this sub.
iect, in order that the puhlick might
have clear understanding as to the CON.
duct that had been pursued by his Males.
ty's government, he gave notice that
on Monday next he should move for
such information.
The Earl Of Liverpool said he should
have no objection to give the noble
Lord every information in his power
but he should abstain from giving any
opinion on the subjcct Of the papers
referred to, until the motion was made
on Mondsy. He should be glad if be.
fore that time the Earl would take an
opportunity Of describing to him the
particular papers he intended to move
for.
Earl Grey said he hoped the noble
Lord would have no objection to pro.
duce copies Of such instructions sent
10 his Majesiy's Ministers abroad, as
were referred to, in the answer that had
been before the House, and az having
been communicated to those Ministers.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28

or Gentlemen will much oblige
us by forwarding to our Office, as early
as may be, correct lists of all the votes
given in their respective towns, next
Monday. The sitting of the Probate
Court on Tuesday, will furnish the OPP
portunity to many.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
Candidates for Register of Deeds.

OLIVER FlsKE, the present Register; JO-
slab BRIDGE and MOSES SMITH, both
of Lancaster; AARON TUFTS, of Dudley /;
ARTEMAs WARD, of Worcester; TIMo-
THY PAIGE jun. of southbridge; and OTIS
CORBETT, of Worcester.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
Tie case iairku stated.

an awaEr, MrfTrs. Printers, il is eenessllv
admi.tcd that the pTeient Regiaer OF DEEDS hss
bean faithful and attentive In bis oiice--,has be
hss peTionally attended, both early and late, fog
the accommodation of the community, and per-
Eormed his duties aeeep,ably to the pubwk.-
Yet he may De totally dig qualified any longer to
hi the office. It TO- he ought to be dilplaceds
As tel OF his merits and qualifications, / win
TO PTopoie few queaions which, ia my mind,
have principal bearing on the Gale.
Did not the incumbent, prior TO April Meet.
ing, 1917, propofe d.. Tafs Is iubiiiute 10
the Senate for perion who, the next year, dc.
ciined re election Did he not siio by his
vote contribute to the ie,,lement Of certain
clergyman, greatly to the diipleaIaTe Of the fame
perion
Did not the incumbent recommend Young
gentleman As Judge Advocate to the officer whole
duty Il was to make the nominatiou, to the great
vexation of man who was srdently licking the
Office, and has never fucceeded ia obtaining il e-
Did he not further, In a competition for the off
ice OF Secretary Of the Agricultural Society,
write ard diaHbu.e votes for gentleman other
than this man, and was not the former elected to
the exclaion and disappointment OF the latter .
Have not the two perfons above alluded to
been the authors Of al the publications tending
to the prejudice OF the preient incumbent, in-
Guiding the . Circulars of the three Pe9- Riders,
which the latter have Iiferibed in order to eyca.
tate an opinion Of their own confequence
Aod, finally, are not the mifdemesnop afore-
laid OF the prefent incumbent I" againR The peace
OF the Commonwealth" a. the Governments
Attorney would FAY, +" and sn evil example for
Others in like cafes TO offend 2"
1t the pieient RegiAer has been guilty Of thsfe
high handed offences, land doubt whether Re
can clear himlrlf) the rublck ought to blizzard
him as no longer worthy of their sruR and 10
vote for Dr.. Tafts, or any other perion whom
sheie men will propofe and Riek TO, as the moa
likely to promote the bubiiek good, by inaieting
exemplary punilhment upon the offender.
PROBATUM EST.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28


The Earl Of Liverpool said ne shonld
have strong objection 70 produces the
papers JUST alluded to {; and on Nonday
next be should state HE reasons Cor tina,
objection.
Lord Holland asked If the secret arr
ticle entered into between Austria and
Naples. on the l2,h of August, 1914,
had been communicated to this country
q the time.
The Earl of Liverpool replied, that
Be had no hesitation 10 saying that his
Majesty's government had been no par
ty to such an arrangement.
On Friday, Jan. 76th, Lord A. Ham
ilton, after preparatory speech, made
the following motion in the House of
Commons :-1 That the order in Coun-
Gil Of the l9th of Feb. 1870. which
excluded the name Of her Majesty,
Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, from the
prayers of the church, appears TO this
House to be measure i'll advised and
inexpedient. After a long debate,
the question of adjournment was CARR.
ed, $40 to 2os-majori,y for Ministers
iOI.
The Queen, Jan. 3lst, sent mes
sage TO the House Of Commons, referr-
ing to the passage in the Kings speech,
respecting her estate and dignity, and
to the unexampled predicament in
which she is placed--and finally declar.
ing that she perseveres in the resolu-
ton of declining any arrangement,
while her name continues to be exclude
ed from the Liturgy. The question be-
fore the House was upon going into
committee of the whole, making pro.
vision for the Queen. The Speaker
left the chair, after debate, in which
Lord Castlereagh was repeatedly called
to order and was once decided 10 be
out OF order. In committee, the mo-
ton to grant the sum of $4,000 pounds
was agreed to.
s. II was afterwards declared BY Mr..
Brougham, that she would not accept
any part Of the sem.
In the Commons, motion was made
BY the Marquis of Tsyistock to the fol.
lowing effect:-That the proceedings
against the Queen were not justified
BY any political expediency or necessity,
and that the conduct OF the Ministers
has been productive of consequences
derogatory from the honour Of the
crown, and injurious to the best inter.
ests of the country.
After TWO nights debate, the House
dNided-ayes IT'S, noes 324--majority
against the motion, lac.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28

No alluion is meant to the meyeIy yeecmnea&ss
tory articles in favour of other candidates.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
FOREIGN.
FROM EUROPE.
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TIAse arrivals have furnished Loudon dates
70 Feb. IL. The British Parliament assembled
on the ga of January, when the session was
opened By Speech from the King IN person.
In the course Of il be speaks Of the Queen, ~
fnOthing had happened:-a The separate pro-
vision which was made for the Queen, as
Rrncess O. Wakes, in the year 1914, termi-
nated with the demise Of his late Majesty. ]
have IN the mean lime directed advances, as
authorized BY law; and 4 viii, under presest
circumstances, be for you to consider what
new arrangements should be made on this
nubject."-On Che subject Of Italy, he merely
semarkr, that he shah deeply regret any in
corruption of tranquility there, and that his
object win be to preserve peace to England.
Some sharp debate had taken place in the
House Of Commons, on the affairs of the
Queen, and the conduct Of the Ministers; and
notice had been given of an intention to move
an Address to the King, for the dismissal of
Ministers, and fort the restoration of the Queens
name to the Liturgy. II was probable, howey.
er, that the ministry had sin majority. =
The intelligence from the Continent is high
~ interesting. The die is cast; and war, or
submission to the win Of the allies, is the only
choice Left to the Neapolitans. 1t cannot be
doubted they vii resist this outrageous inter
ference intheir Affairs; but we fear there is too
little ground for expecting that their resistance
will be efectaal.
A few extzacts from English papers, are
below.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
attempt upon the life ofthe King
of France.

PARIS, JAN. 24.--" Yesterday even.
ing, at half past four o'clock, an ex-
plosiou, similar to the discharge Of a
cannon, took place in the pslace near
the pavilion of Flora, under the apart
ments Of the King, and over the apart.
ments Of Madame. 1t appears that the
Illuminating machine had been depos-
tied in that part Of the palace that is
called 1.-THE dark corridors" and which
is lighted only by candles. The vim
dows Of her Royal Highncss's apart
ments were broken, but happily no
person was burt. The authors Of this
criminal attempt have not yet been
discovered"
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
MsEs. Manning & T,unbull--

H7U'1 ''17''''''8 y - 3"7D7'
IfhalI vote for 0hvss FIFE as Regis'er, and
truR the people generally will do the fame. and
thus put down. at once, the fsefioo in Noycsley.
who are endeavouring to dictate to the rcA OF the
people. cannot believe shat the th.zers os this
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
LoNpoN, YEn. Il.

A, c,,1l;no of fha form nf ,rrr erncn enf
az o - $50 =. ,hs ,,n;,aa,,,..
mean s ~ .as 49, J;.aa,sh
=. s.e NJ. =. =. -ors;Ja.s,;an or
81 - M - I'll, - a,,..-sa : "
sus 49,. .s..as go. ,.,,s-. -. a-,,.,
ss.y sA ,s,:.sss,s =. ~. a.s 800
nsss..;.aa ~ Xr.,-;ar 60.
. . 80 :" pom. - rscs;,s ~
eM 49,. - -. 1870 pa.,,sr.sa. -. :.
s sn."s' - :. ,;,.,s do..h, r., ~ h;sb
~ = -.,;.;.a go assn s.sd i.,.,, =. .sa
a 1880 - ,.;,, ,,ros,.s A. ;ca;snsn, Ts;ss
. .s, !, ;ssInsc,.d ,ha, ! sssr g - nos,.
III. I'm. .sm,,.,r;.s,s - .,,.,r, :, 80,
:" -, ,hs ,,ar, &C 49, An.,r;ans - o..nrv
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28

The contract for the Queens pur.
chase Of Marlborough.house was sign
ed BY the Trustees Of the Duke Of
Marlborough the day before yesterday I;
and the payment is engaged to be made
BY her Majesty in three months from
the date Of the agreement. The Trus-
tees have sold for 5000 pounds more
than what they asked from Prince
Leopold.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28

PARIS, JAN. l6-Lettcrs Of the 9Th,
from Mad,id, confirm the news of the
inyrstion of the Sovereigns to King
Ferdinand TO go to Lsybach. The per-
msnent depntation was convened ex.
traordinary on the 4.h, very late in the
evening. The general opinion is, that
they will no, permit their monarch to
leave the kingdom. Gazette de France.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28

vienna. JAN. 24.-Tbe British Min.
lister AT our Court, at length set out for
LaybaCh on the night of the 22d inst.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
LoNDox. JAN. 20.

LONDON, JAM 22s
The Queens HousehoId.-We have
to announce the appointments of the
Duke Of Roxburgh to be Chamberlain,
and Of Lord Hood to be Lord Steward
and Comptroller of her Majesty's
Household.