Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-06
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day in 40 days from Liverpool, we b,v. =
we'd London papers and Lloyd's Lis, II 4
18th ult. and Liverpool paper Of the On.
The following are the principal articles q
terest. I.
In the House of Lords, 18th June, thee,
NAL Trade Bill, and the American and ~.
India Trade Bill, were read second tim. =,
committed for third reading the next .,
(tbe lSth.) The second reading was moredb,
the Earl Bathur st, who explained the ofi;;,.,,
ofthc bills, and tie reasons which had led 70 I,
relaxation OF the navigation laws No ann
sition was made, bet the Marquis Of Butte GA
that he was afraid that sufficient provision t,S
not been made to secure the suppression Of n.
slave trade.
The French King received the address 1
the Chamber OF Deputies, June II. In his,
swer adyertingto the Turkish question, he saa
" Peace, general peace, the object Of the wrs
es of Henry 4th it will perhaps not be permitted
behola.-But 4 have the satisfaction 70 IN.
nounce to the chamber, that the accoass
which, I have received arevery favorableote
maintenance ofpeaceIn the East, and give n.
reason to expect the entire re.cstablishment Il
peace there.
The French Minister OF Finance brought
forward his estimates in the Chamber Of Depv
ties for the ensuing ycar-tbe estimate Of "a
penditure, amounting to 9O0,475 ,50S Fl. 40
the Ways and Means to 9C9, $780, S3 fr. gHa
a surplus of 1865, 28ofr.
British Fands, London, June 10 ThreeY
cent. 794 q per cents. 90,
French Finds, Paris, jane l5--FTe Fge
1855 81 ,sO-Exchange on London, ln.SE
so.
Died in London, June 18th, the Marquis
and Earlof Hartford, aged 70.
London, Jass Is
We understand that Counts Martinns
and Flamburiarii, and DR.. Rossi have left
lis for this country, to lay the complaintsofa
Ionian Islanders before the throne and
British nation. Perhaps they are by thstr
in the metropolis.
June 1.-THE money market recovered
a considerable degree on Saturday from "
depression which existed the day before,
consequence of the scarcity OF money, and @
investments which were made in ForeignseH'
rites. Corsols for the account opened a~
3-S; and as the rage for selling seemed to nH'
passed away. Ccnsols rose to one halt at wac
price the market closed, buyers.
June l5.-The money market continues
be rather depressed yesterday This Is no
all attributable to political causes, which
deed are, at present; as favorable as p''"'
for a rise; but it was owing to scarcty0' |"
new, principally occasioned by the PuTe'''
which are making in the foreign STOCK NJ
ket. >,
.9ms.srdam, June ~
All foreign securities continue 70 y
vance Bills on Hamburg are very scs'.s
and in demand. The St. fetshO~s1
eo''' Lsipsic, Jaas%
The accounts from The north arr ng,r
cifc. and il is still believed there wiz VIII,
war, because il appears TO be lne' 9, Z.
The exchange OF Couriers between o" m,
tersburgb and Paris is very hequs%S'
which it is with reason coneluos"
important negotiations arc Carrying e~
tween the governments Of those 'Toea
tries. pfen"u' a. Tho A.
counts received from st. felfisuau' - u
The Emperor of Russia bas agreed co.. ~ ,r
he PROPOSITIONS made by our Cablps.;iSs
'he atfalr with Turkey may be r Z, .sr.
As arranged. Nj. de 1'slcbeil : t .rs. do d
mere in ten days, and will be eD1 Ts Pc
make verbal communications. ..sr r
riod will then be fixed for 40 ~ ,rrob,byf
ween the Sovereigns. 1t VIII ,IrmbeL nh
AXE place about the end Of oeP ,;s
! town Of Italy subject to aus'''' III
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