Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12
FOREIGN.
New. York, Oct. 8.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BY the new and regular packet ship
Maria, Captain Fowler, the editors of the
Gazette are furnished with London paper:
to the 9th ult. inclusive. Their content:
are extremely uninteresting. The extract:
and summary which follow, comprise ev'
cry thing of moment.
american Funds, London, Sept. 3.--Banb
shares, L22; per cent. 943 8, new
per cent. 1919 to 1915, 90 90; 8 per cent?
694!; per cent loan, 1890, 953; S pei
cent loan 1891, 963; Exchange on Lon.
don, 60 days, 10 10 l04 prem.
British Stocks, Sept. 5.--3 per cent. cons.
30 3-6 l.2; 81 per cent. SO Is 1; Elk.
Bills, :Il0O0l) 1 prem; cons. for acct.
8O4 ].
Corn Exchange, Sept. 4,-There was
but little fresh wheat in the market this
morning, and the trade was heavy, but
there is 90 difference in the price since
Monday.
Earl Bathurst and suite embarked at
Dover on the 3lst of August, for Calais.
1t was rumored that he was proceeding TO
fill the place of the marquis OF London
derry in the Congress OF Allied SoVe-
| reigns'
Viscount Montmorency, Minister Of Fo-
reign Affairs, left Paris on the 3Otb for VII
emma. Count de Villele would oficiate
during his absence. The king of Prussia
was to be at Verona by the 9Th or 9Th OF
| October, early in which month the sove-
reigns were to meet.
The emperor Alexander was to leave St.
Petersburg on the 18th August for War
saw, whence he would proceed 10 Wen
ma. 1t was affirmed that important and
comprehensive measures would be pro-
posed in the.ensuing congress against the
Liberals, or CaEbonari, III all the countries
of Europe.
The dates from Afgiers are to June "a
at which time the plague was committing
great ravages in that city, although il had
not extended 10 the neighbering country.
From 80 10 60 persons died daily.
The accounts from Spain and Portugal
! do not possess any interest.
The king of England reached London
on the lst Hlt from his journey to Scot
land, and held privy council OH the 9TH,
which was attended by most OF the cabi-
net ministers.
La consequence OF anonymous lntorma-
! ton TO the magistracy, Stating the Duke
of WelIngton's Lille was threatened, po-
lice officers had been stationed in his house,
though contrary to bis wishes. He ex-
pressed no alarm, and rode out daily, at
| tended By single groom.
The confereeS who were TO determine
on the objects which were to form the dis
cussien3 OF the Congress at Verona, had,
il was asserted. assembled there, aud &C
complished their duties.
The Courier, in speaking OF the dinner
given to Mr. Canning, at Liverpool, prior
to his departure for India. expresses re
greet at the public loss the country will
sustain in his absence.
Bernard West, the celebrated pedestri-
an. the Task OF August, walked from Can
terbury to Westminster bridge, England,
a distance of IS miles, in 8 minutes less
than Il hours, winning bet OF 100 soVe-
reigns, by three minutes.
II has long been known and ADMITTED,
that His Majesty King George The Fourth
bows with unrivailed elegance and grace.
In passing and bowling 10 the myrIads who
assembled on all occasions during his ma
jesty's late visit 10 bis metropolis in Scot
land, every individual fell that his majes-
sy's bow was particularly directed towards
him. This delusion, The effect Of his ma.
jesty's graceful manner. operated in a
greater degree, perhaps on the worthy CT
tizens of Dundee than on any other OF his
najesty's subjects. His majesty bowed
TO me- says one +: but was huzzaing
very loudly" and gaping wide," said
way. His majesty bowed particularly
| to me-" says another but was stand
ing in a conspicuous place." " Your f.
CURE, too, +must necessarily have attracted
his majesty's attention." said bystander.
In short, every citizen Of Dundee WHO
went 10 Edinburgh on this occasion had a
special bow from his majesty. A worthy
brother Of the maltmen had placed him.
self in crowd on high wall flankirg the
road along which his majesty had TO pass
from Daikeith TO tlolyrood house. In bow
ing. his msjesty's eye operated as gun.
shot TO the astounded mailman "God
bless me he surely kens me - and he in
stantly fell backwards from thelop Of the
wall 10 the ground, hight Of ten iee,.
,Dudes adrertier.
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