The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-19
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~hsr~ sr.s.- -, ~ mo taSt SAILING
, mp .seon. Capt. Bussey, which arrived
.nls gay, IN so days from liverpool, We
,seslved the papers of that place to the
9th. - ' s'e"'ng Of Tue
turkey, no longer expecting a war
WIN Russia although its differe uces are
aos enureiy settled) now directs i,s whole
"".ntlon to suppress its internal troubles.
Adviccs from Madrid arc to the Is, MI;
tho Cortes were pro,ogued the .dav he.
lore. ihey have retaliated French inca
sures by prohibiting the inland CONNER
clas intercourse except by one route. AL
oehciency of $50, O0O, 600 reals,( about "a
million dollars, Yin the revenue is snticipa.
ted--s loan Of $50, 900 authorised.
disturbances occurred at Madrid at the
ume OF the adjournment ofthe cortes.
Ihe King delivered an address ON the
separation of the Cortes. The latter in.
Their answer remarked that Agriculture
being almost annihilated, Industry dishear-
tened, and Trade paralized, lit was necessa,
rysto pare down the public expenditures
with the most severe economy.
The insnrrection'i in Catalonia contin-
ued.
The Courier anticipates intelligence
Of further disturbances.
Two frigates arc stated to have sailed
from Toulon, to cruize along the Span.
ish coast, the better to preserve the health
Of France! The Sanitary of Cordans near
the Pyrenees arc said TO include 10000
troops.-An extensive quarantine estab.
lishment.
1t is said a cruizer of Is guns, fitted a,
Bordeaux, has made some prizes of Span.
ishvesscls off Santandor.
Information from Lisbon is to the goth
ofJune. The details ola conspiracy a.
gainst the government were laid befor,
the Cortes, on the 18th, and referred Ia
the committee.
The French parliament is occupied o,
canal projects.
Englishmen's investing money in 70,
eign Stocks, is objected 10 in the London
Courier and Stamp duty on the trans
fers Of foreign stock recommended.
A sale OF very rich furniture was to
take place in London on the 10th. OF Jul,
land some suggested. the articles had
been appendages of one Of the Royal Pal.
aces.
In the House Of Commons, June s, the
the new loan Bill passed commlttee.-
Also the change Of Pension Bill, the pc
cert. repayment Bill, and the Public
Works Bill. The small Notes Bill was
read a third time and passed. A new
Bill is under consideration for Furnishing
by hard labour. s,
About $4,000 per ann. was proposed
TO be granted as pensions to the late
Queen Caroline's servants.
The prospect of a fine harvest in En-
gland continued.
The Duke of Bedford was confined by
sickness.
The Royal Bank OF Scotland has deter
mined 10 discount at 4 per cent.
The distresses Of the Irish continued
to increase. -,
1t is proposed in London that every
family should go without dinner for one
day, and contribute the saving to the re-
lief of the sufferers in irelrnd.
i. The late British colonial acts is con-
strucd to place the trade with Hayti, on
the same terms as that with the u. States
The master and 3-4ths of the crew mus
be of the country whence the yesse
comes. This construction causes some
alarm in England--and an application
may be made 10 have the law altered,
from its danger to places where slaves
are held.
itwas proposed in parliament to make
occasional grants for the relief of Ire
land. Ihe method of soliciting sub
scriptiops from door to door was con
demned, as but anriher and bad motive
Of raising taxes. Ministers defended it.
NORFOLK, AUG. l4.-The US. corvette
John Adams, capt. Renshaw, dropped
down into Hampton Roads YESTERDAY, and
would have proceeded direct to sea had
the wind permitted. 1t is understood the
J. A. will proceed first to Mexico Sc Car.
thagena, and then on cruize. Colonel
Charles S. Todd, of KENTUCKY, accompa-
MED by his friend and connection, Mr..
Richard Adams, young gentleman be.
longing to Richmond, have taken their