Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-24

49, uSn .sSof 81 .WSte affetteN -,
RED to Colmsr. few, as the ~ ). sa G,
was known beforehand, Eve ., :. S;o0'sias
faithful to the king, having lna,s ssa one,
ranks Of The two squadrons = susa hN
we DO not see why The two ls 4, dpn''t
not arrested at once, without suly.. w
troops to march from place 10 ni.a
to follow man who had anoo rssss
trsasonable intentions by ealing s os,
rEmpereur. The Moniteur ss,o1 syas
lords US sufficient grounds for .s.s
that the conspiracy was more serve rselss
It was willing to allow. ' sa
BRITISH PA2LlAMrNr
Tuesday, July 8 There ~.
Of interest in the House Of Lord ord asliis
House Of Commons, 4 verv rs - ish
discussion arose out Of two sen aa..eiessis
locations, by the Learned Ass;sp,a,.aaall e pul
Lord Advocate Of Scotland wi,ss1 ofia
to the late duel IN Scotland. = T iSe,s'eac
worthless have, il seems. taken a usss y
the illusions made 10 their cordu rlsaee 4
trial OF Mr, Stuart by Mr. Abe,s,.oNa,l
in his late speech on The condn., Onet
Lord Advocate; and Dir. Menu q
lished in the Courier bis letter r. Il p rs
bercrom5ie, and Mr.. Hone S A. ~
his sentiments TO the public in n. .n's,a
In the latter publication, among p o,bss ~
fensive passages abiding 10 M e. =,
crombie's speech. passage apne,,. noe,'
dressed tohim as follows: -" On II. a Do
injustice Of defamers availing hi% i'm sus Il
the privileges of parliament IN o,S.. y
aid the private action OF political s .a.,a
sin. and 10 Prejudice the minds If 49, y.
public against 40 individual, i, was = NV. Wy
less to make any observation (" Bo,t ..l
LEGATIONS were considered as encro ~!
ments on the privileges of the houss
ven by the Marquis Of Loodondrr,S
other ministerial members, and order ="
issued that the writer's should altenS,
House next week Mr.. Abercromb;s ~.
also ordered 10 attend forthwith: but oa's
a messenger being dispatched 10 bi,'ho..
it was found that be had left town i, t ~
afternoon, Tor Scotland. Il being fs,,sS]
that Mr.. Abercrombie bad gone 10 demand
personal observation-disclosures ssra|
despatched in post chaises.and.fou, n
Scotland, To take The Lord .tdyocate's,wd
deputies into custody, and TO serve N,
Abercrombie with the order of The Hons
to appear IN his place forthwith"
BANK OF ENGLAND Norru
Mr.. Bennett presented petition from
stereotype printer, praying that Parli,
ment would not sanction The bill for en-,
bling the Bank to issue small notes apai
until they had satisfied the house thai Il
best means were taken to render The no.
difficult Of forgery Mr.. Hume said ,
inimiiable note was unattainable; but tbes
was grea! room for rendering the notes les
liable 10 imitation. Mr.. Pearce flor tt
Bank commended that great pains had ben
taken, and il mas impossible to find. anu ..
Their plan of note uhsch yas moi more saa.
ly initabie than the present one!! The
Bank engravers had initiated all from plans
of all kinds, laid before them !--Severa
members concurred in recommending note
inspectors in the metropolis and large
towns, to give information relative to III.
notes OF the bank. The petition was or
dered to be printed.
Dx0lim, JulyS.
Distressed D,str,efs.-The accounts re.
ceived to day do not present any aIlevis
ton Of the distress prevalent in The south
and west.
From the county Of Mayo report has
been received by government, which states,
that upwards of $4,000 persons are now
receiving charitable relief in that eoun.
".
The following resolutions were entered
INTO on Monday last. at a meeting Of The
ocal committee Of the parishe. Of KilgaE.
7an and Attymas, barony OF Gallen:
That it appears that there are three
thousand of the population OF those pa
fishes in very great distress, in consequence
II the want Of money or means 70 pro.
;ure subsistence. That having infinitely
inquired into the cause of the deaths OIL
Culkin and bis wife, on the Tow
snds of KiIgella, parish of Attymas, lbe
ormer on,tbe 10th, and The latter on The
4th ult. we are of'opin;on. that the said
persons died from starvation, and that oh.
rs will be added to that melancholy re.
:ord, unless immediate relief be given, ID
proportion TO the number at present IN
want That fever is spreading to 90 a
arming extent, and those who are attlIct-
ID with the disease, are in the most depIo-
able state OF poverty; our funds 90 no'
nable Us to procure medical aid, or q le.
'er hospital to transmit them to. That
'ur funds for the relief Of the poor are e.
austed-we consider that a quantity Of
neal, not less than four tons, will be re-
uired for the present week."
From Galway VIE find The demands on
he stores of the committee have been 50
reat that they have not single ponn.a
eft some cargoes are, however, expect
d, but their immediate arrival caanot De !,
elied on. The fever hospital is quite iull,
nd arrangements are in progress to cree.
UGH temporary buildings as will enable
he governors to admit as many more pa.