Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-24
Neu York, Sept 90.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
By the Hector Capt GillenGer, which
arrived yesterday, In 80 days from Liver
pool, the editors of the Mercantile Ad-
vertiser have received Liverpool papers
to the 10Th and London papers to the
l7th of August. They are principally
filled with the details of transac lions
which took place with the Queens re
mains, and of the proceedings during the
movement of the procession from London,
of which we have copied an abridged
account
The King was about to make his pub
lie entry into Dublin, when the city was
to be Illuminated, Mr. Livingston was to
ascend in his balloon, &c.
The papers hardly notice the foreign
events, but observe that the movements
of the Russian armies, indicate the inten-
ton of Alexander to invade the Turkish
dominions.
No change appears to have taken place
in the price OF Cotton, though the article
was dull, and some of the heavy holders
were rather inclined to press sales. The
last sales of Uplands averaged y z Sd
American StocAs at London, August
10th, Five per cents 100 LA l0l; ihrees,
20; New Skies, SO to l0S; Sevens l02-
with div. from LIST of July, Bank Shares
uncertain.
British Stocks, August l6, rs lS
The king Of Portugal has issued de-
cree, revoking the resolution OF the 5rl of
May 1914, by which the import duty on
British wollen manufactures was reduced
Is per cent, and directing that after the
LIST of August 1921, all such British man
ufacturss shall pay duty OF 80 per .ent
London dug 10.
Extract Of letter from dublin, lug l3.
"rhursday next is named for the grand
entrance of the King. The Castle yard
during the whole of to-day has been
crowned with people Of rank IT, e Mar
quis Of Londonderry rode in from the PARK,
along Ushers an, Ormond Quay, about
| o'clock, accompanied by single gen.
tleman The Noble Marquis proceeued
on without receiving any kind of liner.
ruption-any mark either of applause or
disapprobation. fancy that few recog-
nized him; and, indeed, am sure that If
they did they would not insult him; they
would treat him at least with respect"
Odessa. July I2.
We have letters !rom Cons! an,lnope of
the l Itn. The Object of Inc authors OF The
scenes oil terror, during tn. first days OF he
Bairam. was to burn fera ass ssiDste CHRIS
t,ans OF every nation indiscrImlnate!y and
finally to piiage their houses. thousand, Of
,nraged Turks were bvouaCking IN The pub
lie places, when at leng b the European Dr.
piomatIs took the alarm, and determined to
conduct themselves win the utmost soemri-
", in order to save their lives. They then
formed consIde rabie train. and accompa-
med ty great number OF JanlssarIe>, pro-
ceeded to The house of the keis Efendi, and
obtained Elrman from the Grand SeIgnIor,
eyhortng the Turks TO lay down their arms,
andcease their attacks. / he popuIace dispers
Ell, bat not before hey had committed great
exc sses IL. the suburbs.
Baron Slrogunotf is still under guard at
Bujukdere, awaiting the answer from his
Sovereign respec ing the complaints made
hy The Pore. The courier charged with
th,, answer EMBARKED at Odessa Oh The 10Th
OF July, tor Constau:inopIe.
Boston, Sept IA.
A gentleman who came passenger in
the ship Sachem, arrived yesterday, has
communicated tie following informa-
ton -
THE Sachem left St. Helena 23th Of
July. AMI mad a passage of AZ days. On
the Goth of July, sir Hudson ond Lady
4 Loft 10, 81 l.
land. His excellency took passage in the
Company's e.egapt ship Duniza, captain
Hamilton, from China. The EN- area.
ton was ceremonious one, and the form
of an address complimentary, &C. was
observed Yet, Sir H. was not much re-
GREETED; he was far from being liked by
the inhabitants, and with the troops not
popular. There could be no question as to
the prevailing sentiment; lis long resi-
dence was sutiic lent to confirm an opinion
formed Of him either way
Two regiments had already been sent
away, and the remaining one the 20 h,
was only waiting orders and expected to
20 to India
OF the naval force, the Flag ship, the
Vigo "a, Adam Lambert, was the only
one remaining-also waiting orders.
The government of the Island of
course devolves upon the East India
Company.
Capt. Bancroft reports that all restric-
tions imposed at st. Helena, in conse-
quence OF the residence of Napoleon, had
been removed since his death.
Capt Choate, at Salem IL DAYS from
Darpo bpcn tbot I;s.ontort,