Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-12
London, Sept. 8.
THE FUNDS.

London, Sept. 8.
THE FUNDS.
r.. Stock Exchange this day mas neen
Tne, r., SSs.ling. and very considera.
s0ssasl,,, e business has been done al adj
Ne des, n,;es,. tie markets still strongly
rancsa, p,'s symptoms Of improved prices.
ed'es,,.asto r the Account closed at Bit
tenssb uyers In Forelgni Securities great
strong ~ c,,syailed. particularly in Spanish
ssil'p1y ,nds which was done at 81. Ito The
Oa 1o ne month"; and With every appear.
ance o. = City, one o'clock.
r,.,. has been,,some hustle at the Stock
i NEE This morning. Consols opened
Ls ss'1'si. and advanced TO Sli. Various
al o. .v we're immediately circulated OF q
'umO' sa.,standing m the Cabinet. and that
nlsy n;,se,ors Of The Bank of England had
ans,. rn 10 make no alteration in the in
!. l -, % Bank Stock, when Consuls again
;ss..e.I i 70 the opening price. -COnrtsr-
Han5urg, aug. "a.
Tho following is an extract from pri.
4 ,,,s ls,ier from Algiers, o: June "a:
@Ou ibe Jst Of this month the combined
p.,g;c and Spanish squadron arrived in
=, %s'i Roads. bringing the ultimntun. of the
S e. Govern ment, relatively TO the sum
,Sss he Regency Of Algiers claims from
Sa,n Il also brought orders TO the Spa
IN Consul immediately 10 quit Alglers.
Ths Dew. in answer, declared that he
rouId moi change bis resolution, and that
| h would insist, to The last moment, that
B should pay its debt, which, togetb-
rwith the compound interest, amounts to
Roo 600 Spanish dollars. The consul
5s;red. in consequence, leave 10 embark
sab his suite, which was positively refu-
ID him. The squadron having withdrawn
B, time. appeared again in the bay on
Se 9Th. The Spanish Consul then desi-
nd leave to go on board the AdmiraI's
sbp. in order TO have conference with
ne Commander-ln.Chief, which was
granted him. and il was the Captain OF the
Port himself who was charged with the OF
fcs oftaking him on board in an Algerine
boat-Two boats sent from the AdmiraPs
khp having approached that in which the
Consul was, be leaped into one OF them
before his conductor had time to hinder IL;
when he had thus escaped, the squadron
| siled and withdrew. This sudden de-
prlure Of tbe Consul caused great sensa.
ion here. A few days after this, Spa
nib iagate arrived, bringing to the Con-
sl Of iheNetberlands an invitation to take
under bis protection the Spsniards belong
Jig to the suite Of the Consul, and to claim
he effects OF the Consulate but the Dey
having opposed this, the English Consul
took lhe Consulate Of Spain under bis pro-
lection.
ssThe BeIgic Admiral has signihed to
the Consul Of bis nation, tba; il was only
blythe desire Of the Spanish Admiral that
be had joined with his Aeet The squadron
bflhe latter. but that be had no orders to
lake him (the Consul) on board.
s"The Dey Of Algiers has long contem.
plated awar With Spain, but the present
moment is not favorable, and great part OF
his naval force being employed against
he Greeks, there are only three or four
torsalrs in this port.
4" The plague commits dreadful hsvock
here. From SO to so persons die daily
hitherto the contagion is con6ned to the
CITY, and has not yetresched the neigh.
boring towns.
Our forti6cstions, which suffered great.
y from the bombardment OF the English
and Dutch heets, are entirely repaired"