The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-09
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

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the ship Cortcs. capt. De Cos, in SO days
from i,iv-rpool, the editors OF the N. Y.
Commercial ADVERTISER. have received
London and Liverpool papers--the for
mer 10 the 23d Of Juns, and the latter TO
the 25th. Also Lloyd's List of the 2lst.
There Is great hustle in the stock
market, occasioned by unfavorable APP
pearances in Europe, and the important
step so suddenly taken by the Bank oil
England.
Humur with her hundred tongues was
as busy as ever relative to the negocia-
tiohs between Russia and Turkey
Meanwhile, all the accounts from Greece
concur IN representing the people of that
oppressed country, as being now threat.
ened with determination. Turkey, If re.
leased from apprehension of attack on the
side of Russia and Austria, will be ena.
bied 10 direct an overwhelming force
against the Greeks, beneath which they
must eventually succumb, unless saved
by some miraculous interposiiion of Pro-
violence.
M. Tatischef is now said to have lef,
IT. Pctersburgh for Vienna, with the
emperor's unqualified acquiescence in
the terms of paci6cation, on which the
mediating powers have been so long en-
gagged at Constantinople. At the same
time, from other quarters it is stated that
the evacuation OF Moldavia and Wa llachia
yet lingers--the promise Of the Turks
has not been effectively performed. For
this, and other reasons arising from ex
perience Of the Turkish character, the
certainty of peace is not admitted. THAI,
present appearances render such an
vent PROBABLE, is not contradic,ed-bu,
The possibility that the sultan may ye
retract, is strongly insisted upon.
The plague is raging with great fury
in Algiers.
There has been little or no rain at the
Cape of Good Hope for two years.
1t is repeated that congress of sove.
reigns will be held the present season al,
Florence, but doubted whether either
Turkish or Greek Representatives will
be admitted.
Mr. Canning's Bill for the relief of the
Roman Catholics has been negatiyed in
the House of Lords, by a majority of az
last year the majority against it was
SO only.
Dollars in London have declined to 4s
Cd. and gold to IT'S. ed. which is d Ieo
under the mint prices. Considerable
shipments OF bullion have lately been
made to pay the first instalment on the
Russian loan.
The iron steam boat arrived at Paris
on the llth OF June, in SIS hours from
London, with a cargo of clover-seed and
cast iron. This boat is spoken Of in high
terms Of praise.
These papers contain many confused
accounts OF the unsettled state of Spain.
The royalists are said to be in arms, and
In great force In many parts Of the king
dom. In the mean time intelligence
from both France and Spain leaves little
doubt OF the fact OF strong military move
ments on both side OF the PyreDees.-
Those who believe a regiment Of troops
cannot shoulder their muskets without
belligerent intention. are getting up war
between the two nations. We know not
what may take place but if the Holy
Alliance have prevented the Car from
marching upon the Musselman. they will
not allow the French and Spanish Bour-
bons to come to loggerheals. The iibe-
rails, however, make out plausible story
that the ultra royalists of France are pre-
pairing to assist the insurgent royalists in
spain. From what we can collect this
evening, however. the internal affairs of
Spain are much worse than we have sup.
posed them 10 be for the last six months
A London paper of June %, states that
Madrid papers to the 18th had arrived
On the 4th the Cortes were informed by
The minister Of State of Valencia, and Ca
taloDia, and the remonstraDces made by
the French government on the subject of
Spanish emigrants in France, plotting "a
ganst the peace of the country, we're
communicated. A favorable answer ap.
pears 10 have been returned by theFrench
government.
From the Paris papers it appears that
the French government has at length is,
sued orders for the Spanish refugees to
quit the frontier towns, aud proceed into
the interior IS.
OF the eil persons tried at Lyons for
being conce. ! in the election riots only |
one was convicted. All those arrested a,
Nan,z we'+ &Squiucd.
The Y intiia and American trade
bill, and sTnavisation bill, were read |
third time 10 the house Of lords on the2Oth |
and passed. The non importation bill
was read q read a first time the same day. |
The bill for consolidating the two pro. |
vinCes OF UpDer and Lower Canada wac