Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-05

met b. the Earl pf tiyerno.,
carnage, with whom he, l,sla = Si
conversation. Ii every , NV I. : ihor
which he passed he was recs; 4 .saa,,0ugi
ranks with acclamations GA : DyalI
attachment particularly III C.a marks
Two OF the gentlemen of 4. sssoary
tvs suite arrived in town abOa, ~ Males
on Thursday. & announced !, !. o'elocs
palace, in Pallmsll. that hi. NJ ~. Alags
arrival might shortly be e.pecisa ls'ty'
that dinner was to be readr ss'so, and
than ! o'clock. An out rider a s'; ht.r
the Kings palace. in Pall-mall I've, .s
minutes before 6 O'clock -. aoout
the Klng'snear approach. and I. :.
arrival would not be deferrs FRA 'nat hs
than a quarter ofan hour. AK &, ;0nge'
past 6 his Majesty entered II. MINUTES
yard, accompanied by the NJ. II. palace
Conyngham and the Right Haqls Of
OF benjamin Dioomneld. We b,.s
great satisfaction in 50 ying, that &. nave ~
jesty bore his journey without g. Ma
and was in he full enjoyment ~ '..gu.,
lent health, was extremely chserfnS1 Aesl,
conversed most affably with tbs -. aod
man in waiting to receive him S'u.le'
The detachment of the Rov.,u
Guards on duty at the Hor:. Gn s.s'
were drawn out dismountsd to r.cs; u
the King. their trumpeter, sound;ns
salute. About Z quarter Of an hon. ).
ter his Majesty's arrival, the cannon !.
St. James's-park discharged . donhl.
royal salute, which induced great Dum
bers Of personsto enter the Park bv n
tho gates, expecting che qualification #
seeing the King, in which. hovsv.,
they were disappointed. The Tor.,
guns al 90 fireda royal salute.
Extract Of a letter from Thomas ApDle,o.
Esq. American Consul, at Legion, h
his friends IN Philadelphia, dated soa
September, received per the brig Ed,
ward D.. Douglass.
81 have lately, lent at the request Of IN
Hon. Mr. Dana, president Of the AgricuI.
tural Society in Massachusetts, iour bush.
els u the seed which produces our straw
for hats, with the most minute detail Of
cultiyatlng, preparing and tabricaiing The
hats, and | have no. doubt oil its succeM
Should this be the case, it will soon put !
stop to this great and expensive branch Of
trade to the United States. presume
Mr.. Dana will publish the mode oiiueul.
tivation, when this manufacture nay be
greatly extended; foy the whole pme.a
from planting to its perfect bleached state
for manufacture, is performed ID 6monihs,
say IRON the middle of April to the middle
OF September. Il is planted on YAs
lean grounds, and some what elevated, and
four times as much seed, as Is usually
planted Of grain, 90 the same surface
these are the leading rules. have inlso.
duced into the United States, lbs olive
tree, in Georgia, the vines in Virginia and
New York the hemp seed OF BoIogne, in.
6nitely superior to the Russian, The da1 Of
Cremona, which commands q double
price OF all other; and lastly The invalua.
bic Lupinslla grass, which is now flourish
ing in most parts OF the United States; Tor
1 have ever viewed it az duty owe 10
my country, though absent from i tor 50
years, to introduce into it every produc-
ton within my reach, which may tend 10
our comfor; and happiness hope every
Consulhas been guidedbythesameparlollc
views The Greeks are progressing win
energy and dignity, while il is cause
which interests the heart Of every honest
man. The British and French Cabinets
are laboring to Withdraw Austria from
Russia, in the purpose OF driving the iut>
kisb government from Europe; bow lat
they will succeed, it is not easy TO foresee'
for should Austria be BIASED by their os'
naces on Italy, be will then have to zeal
the terrible power Of Russia. who na'
wermly at heart the accomplishment o
his wishes. Russia might be in comRlet'
possession Of Constsntinople, before Eng
land could ever indirectly assaIl him. 10
il is now too late 10 enter either the balll'
or the Black Sea. The Russians nav'
now an army Of 800, 600 men on Inc oo ~,
ders Of Wallachia, snd most cef's s'u:
aoder would not have lavished this aaa. !.
ing expence, were be not determine, a;.,sS
execute his projects. He has nsgoc..'s ss
ill they cannot assail him, and na ss,, II
ry little or no doubt, but be VIII suui !,
commence hostilities; besides, the ' soH..
popular in Russia, and when DC u ..'ms
Constantinoplejhe may make his ov9.,s''
with the preposterous holy alll =, econ