Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05
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be condemned.
| Parliament were chiefly engrossed with
domestic bnsiness--the session was rot ex-
pected to close before the end OF the first
| week in August---immediately after which
the king was to proceed to Scotland by
/ sea, and expected to hold his court al Ho-
lyrood House On the 18th" 1t will be seen
by an extract from one of the papers, that
the business of the House OF Commons
had been delayed by the non attendance
of members, in consequence of which the
| Marquis OF Londonderry sent circular,
demonstrating against the Inconvenience
and Injury resulting from the frequent
postponement OF public business, which
had the effect of stimulating that patrio-
tic assembly 10 more Iull attendance.
We perceive nothing relative to ANY change
in the administration, unless it be the ru-
NOR that the Lord Chancellor Eldon was
| to retire, and would be succeeded by Sir
| John Leach.
In addition TO their standing army, the
English government appear disposed to "a
vail themselves of other means of sup
port. A plan is said TO be in contempla-
ton TO re-embody the volunteer corps
great care to be taken IN selecting Tie mes,
that they may be assembled at short no.
tice, and always have subicien, force on
hnng
The most important article of intelli-
gence which they afford, is that motion
had been made in the House Of Commons
for copies OF the correspondence between
the Z 'loDbian minister, and the officers
O. the British government, with view OF
introducing the question of the recogni-
ton of South American independence.
The original motion was however lost, oy
majority of 35. The following state
ment is given in the Liverpool Mercury OF
the 26ih ult
Colombian Independence Mr. Leonard,
after very able speech on the result OF
the glorious struggle for freedom. by the
South American states, in which he urged
the propriety in commercial and politi-
cal point OF view, OF recognizing their in
dependence, while the act would gain us
priority--noved for copies OF all the cor.
respondence between NJ. Tea, the Colon
bian agent, and his majesty's officers here
or abroad, with resrect 10 Colombian in
dependence Lord Londonderry, out of
respect to Spain, would not side with the
South Americans at present, further than
by cultivating a friendly intercourse with
the Southern States, while they remained
de .fucto government. He should, there
fore, oppose the motion. Sir James Mac
kintosh delivered an admirable speech on
the occasion; and the debate, to which we
shall recur, ended in majority of 35 "a
ganst the motion.
a Liverpool paper of the 25th ult. states
that g The first general adventure to CO.
lambia from London will sail in lew
days 1t consists entirely of British ma
nufactured goods, and amounts to about
L95,00O. The premium of insurance is
mpah enhanced in consequence OF the Bri-
fish government not at once acknowledge
ing the independence of the South Anne.
rican Republics.
II is announced, under the head Of O.
dessa, that the Turks have proposed 10
the Greeks an armistice of three months,
during which efforts will be made, in
Congress, to conclude general peace.
The papers contain frighttul details Of
the excuses which still continue TO be com.
mitted between the Greeks and Turks.
In the four days preceding the 25th Ju-
", leo vassels, exclusive of coasters, ar
rived at the port Of Liverpool--7l Of
which were from North America.
Loo, 900 sterling were voted in the
House of Commons OIL the Esd July, for
the relief OF The distressed in Ireland.
The subscriptions at the London Ia
VEIN for the relief of the poor in ireland,
had reached the sum OF near L3oo, 900
sterling.
Paris dates 10 the elst July, state that
the in diligence from Spain is OF charac-
ter which holds out far more favorable
pros pect of the restoration of perfect trans
guilty, than could reasonably have been
expected from the Gature OF recent events.
The intelligence of lturbide being e.
lected Emperor Of Mexico, was published
in London on the Esd July.
The lnnkeepers on tue road between
London and Dover bad pelitioned Parl,a-
ment to relieve them from the loss sustain
ed by the establishment of Steam Packets
between London and Calais, which had
thrown out OF employ upwards OF 1900 hor-
SEES and 700 families
The new novel OF Peveri of the Peake
is announced as forthcoming rom the au-
thor OF WaverIy. Sir Waller Scott Is sta
ted TO have passed some time in Derby
shire, last year, ana naturally conleciured
to have been struck by the . grsnd and
and peculiar features of this picturesque
country the remarkable caverns, mines,
wells and mountains Of which present so
much to interest the tourist
The Journal des Debates, Paris MN
iseriaI paper says that the guard had no
intention to effecta counter revolution, but
that the resurrection was merely produced
by difference on a military point Of no.