The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-11
STILL LATER.

The fast sailing ship Euphrates, capt.
Stoddard, arrived at New York on the
7tb inst. from Liverpool, bringing London
dates to the 9th, and Liverpool to the 18th
ult. inclusive. They do not contain any
thing Of consequence. The London pa
pers were busily engaged in discussing
the subject OF the alteration that would
take place in the ministry in consequence
of the death of the marquis of London.
derry and the Courier asserts that no
definite arrangement had yet taken place.
II is stated in the Epglishman, that the
negotiations for the return of MIR. Cam
ming to office as foreign secretary contin-
ued, but neither the objections ofhis Ma
jesty, nor of the lord chancellor, were
yet surmounted. On this appointment.
says the editor, tho rest will of course de-
pend. That adjusted, the subordinate
changes, If any, will be easily completed.
The duke of Wellington had been ill
Of bilious attack, but was recovering
and would set out for Vienna on the 10Th
Of September.
The merchants trading 10 Bahia had
petitioned government for a British ship
of war, 10 ship off the English residents
and their property, in the event of its be-
coming necessary, on account OF the im-
pending struggle for independence 10 tina;
province. No answer had been returned
to the application.
The Bank had it in contemplation ~ re-
duce the rate of interest payable on their
stock from 10 to 8 per cent. the pro-
prietors would, in consideration of such
reduction, receive 6oHUs of 10 per
cent. on their capital. This measure was
likely to benefit the money market.
| Some further excuses had been COM
mitted in Ireland, and the circulation Of
threatening notices resumed.
The small pox had made its appear
ance at Amsterdam, and about 100 chill
dren, mostly of the lowest class, had fall
len victims
The Paris dates are to Sep. 5. The
Constitutional, on the authority of Ger
man reports, gives the following summa~
nv OF the propositions to be submitted at
the Congress Of Verona :-"I. To de-
clare firmly and openly of revolutions of
every kind. g. To intrust the guarantee
OF Italy and Germany to Austria. 8. To
agree to secret article relative TO Spain.
4. 10 renew the guarantees given to the
other states of Europe. 5. To declare
neutrality, at least ostensibiIy with re-
spect to the affairs of Turkey. 6. To in
vite the different powers to abstain from
open war with Spain. 7. 20 agree to
! rePressive and general measures with re.
spect to the Press
The Continental Journals still conti-
---uE'I 10 Sr'N -, g..
Greece. 1t was believed that ChourseRiid
Pacha had been ultimately defeated at
| the pass of Ehermopyae.
A letter from Moldavia stated that tho
Janissaries had again set FIRE to Jassy on
the lth and 18th of August Twenty
| thousand houses we're destroyed.
The trial of the conspirators of La
! Rochelle had terminated, four having
been condemned to death, three to Ave
years Imprisonment, one to three and S
10 two years One to be placed under
the superintendance of the police fifteen
years. Thirteen were acquitted.
The accounts from Madrid are 10 Au~
ust 81, but they furnish no news. The
garrison had been reduced to 800 men,
and the military duty was almost entirely
done by the national guards.
MIR. Livingston made very handsome
ascent in large balloon at Preston,
England, ,on the 9th ultimo, and when
last seen was going before westerly
wind. No account of his descent had
been received.