Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31
EUROPElN NEWS

LlvERPooL Nov. I've learn by adj
vices from Cadiz of the 9th MT. by way of
Gibraltar, that Pe Deum was performed
on The preceding Sunday at Port ST. Ma
RVS, on account OF the total disappear
ance of the fever with which that place
had been threatened. Ii appears, in.
deed, notwithstanding the Alarming ac-
counts published in the French papers,
that only two cases of fever had in reality
occurred at Port st. Mary's, and that IN
both instances the persons bad recovered.
Official notices TO this effect had been post~
ed up in all the nelghboring towns, so that
throughout the island generally all tears OF
sickness IS had ceased Neither at San Lu
Car, Xeres, or LebrJa, had a single case
of fever occurred. and the surrounding
district generally bad never known more
healthy autumn
The following is an extract OF letter
FROM the Agent TO Lloyd's at Gibraltar,
dated the 7th ult. THE Swedes have
settled their differences with the Emperor
of Morocco, by correspondence from
hence; but the Emperor will not receive
back the consul"
An article from Trieste states, that Sc
veral young men, Dutch, Prussian and
French, had arrived there from Greece,
IN the most deplorabfe condition. The
same account adds, on the authority of
private letters, that the Turks had certain
" abandoned the Morea, in consequence,
not of defeat, but of being unable to get
provisions.
On Wednesday the 3Oth ult a meeting
OF the subscribers to Lloyd's took place,
and was very numerously attended. The
purpose was to consider The correspOn-
dence between the Admiralty and the
committee which was in he papers--Jo-
seph Marryatt Esq NJ. p. ia the chair.
The correspondence having cen read By
the secretary. the chairman addressed the
meeting, and the following resolution was
moved and seCon led THAT this meet
ing do approve OF the conduct OF the COM
mittee, in their recent correspondence
with the board Of admiralty The toi.
lowing amendment was then moved and
seconded - That the meeting do pro-
coed to the other orders OF the day. =
On the amendment being put, there was
only thirteen subscribers for it. The pre-
vious resolution having been carried With
only three diSsentients. it was next re-
solved, "Fhat it be referred 10 the com
mittee to take such further measures as
they, under all the circumstances OF the
case, may appear to them TO be proper
and necessary"
So brisk has the Tartan trade been for
the last ! 2 months, that several new man
ufactories have been erected in the neigh
borbood OF Sterling, in order b supply the
increased demand Almost all tue per-
sons formerly engaged in the weaving OF
muslin, in this quarter, have commenced
weaving of tartan, in consequence OF Its
atording better return for their labor.
CStartins Journal.
The municipal officers ofthe borough Of
Staford were appointed on Monday, 2lst
inst. when Edward Knight, NJ d. sue
oeeded TO the off e of Chief Magistrate,
aud took the customary oatbs on the 0c-
casiOn.
The chemists OF New Castle. and of
many other places, have came to deter
mination never TO sell exalic acid, except
in kadid state, which prevent the COM
mon accident Of mistakiag it for Ep~
som salts. We hope that the Druggists OF
liverpool will follow so prudent an exam
pie.
Meetings of Landholders have been
held in some of the Scotch counties, to
consider Of the present state of the agrl-
cultural in eresss, and committees appoint.
ed who are to send deputies 10 general
committee in Edinburgh, to consult on the
best means of obtaining relief from the
pressure of the times.
NAVIGATION OF THE WHITE SEA.
Russian Consulate, 90 Great Winchester
street. October 28.
Sir,-I have to request you will please
to lay before the committee for managing
the affairs OF Lloyd's the following othcIal
communication, received by Te this morn
ing, viz -
''That in the course Of last year tow
or has been erected on the most necessary
spot in ;he Island of Sosnowetz, situated
In the White Sea, wnich tower will serve
as conspicuous signal for the navlgalors
IN that sea. ~ have Toe honor 10 be, sir,
your most obedient servant
A. De DUBATCHEFSKY.
To John henDet, Jun. Esq Lloyd's.
LONDON, Oct. 29.--lt is confidently sf-
6rMed T.. ( the statemen contained in
the following important article are au-
thentic -
''Itis asserted that the Emperor Alex
snder is far from being pleased with the
latter part of Lord StrsngfoFd's Degocia-
tons, and that his Imperial MaJesty's dis
satisfaction is proved by the reception be