Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14
FROM ENGLAND.
Ten deus later.

BALTIMORE, JAM lU.-l0 rae Pohte
ness of highly esteemed commercial
friend, we are indebted for regular files of
Liverpool papers % the Goth November
and Londoa papers 10 Sunday the 18th,
brought by The fas. sailing brig Hyperion.
arrived at this port last evening in 45 days
from Liverpool The late hour at which
we received them, and our previous ar
engagements 10 give MIR. Adams replica
ton. prevents US from giving as coplous
extracts from tbe marine list as could DE
desired; otherwise they furnish but little
o. importance.
Our readers will recolect that by the
recent arrival at New York from Liver
pool, general panic bad been excited both
a. London and Paris, by various articles OF
Intelligence which occasioned an almost
unexampied fall in toreig securities, and
considerable declension IN the price OF
British funds Bill,nge's Liverpool Ad-
vert.er OF the 10th Nov observes, that
the 6" panic has IN considerable degree
subsidized" and then traces ITS progress,
and developes its causes. The observa-
tons OF the editor are too volumlnous for
our limits to.day-probably we shall give
them entire 10 our next Judging, howev-
er, from the following sentence, we should
presume the effects OF the reports alluded
to have not been yet li.,t to tne'r extent !:
1t yet remains matter OF doubt VINE.
ther the alarm was produced by the arrival
OF actual Intelligence from Verona, or was
merely the effect OF stOck-J0bbng spe'
cuIatIon; but whateve' may have been
the cause, the result has been excessive
ruin and distress The shock was so great
as 10 affect British funds nearly 2 per cent.
Consols having opened at 81 and IN few
minutes fell to IS!
The subsequent brief summary is all
that we perceive OF the least. intere't
Paris papers received 1t London on the
10th November, state that a report pre-,
vailed IN the French capital that the duke
d'Angoueme had Sci out to Jon the army
OF observation, but the Quot dlenn- places
no faith in the rumor. The RESTEs at Ia
ris had declined about per cent and lett
off at 88f. 2Oc The fall is ascribed to
some failures which bad recently arisen
out OF the late fluctuations.
Accounts from Madrid to the 9th Nov.
bad reached LONDON. General Minis had
lOitOWSu up Tue capture vi Sds'iCt''i', "
the defeat Of Baron d'Erolles On the 26th
ult. IN the mountains near Aguda, The
rebels were dislodged from all their posi-
tons, and driven back in great disorder ~
the direction OF SEQ d'Urgel.
The Echo du .hida, of the 5Oth ct DC
tober, says, that general rorrJ os is dead
of the wounds he received in The attack
upoa the tort of Csstieiolit The same
paper mentions that the news of the cap
ture of Corunna by the royalists daily &C.
CURED strength {; and that the military
feais of Zaldiv4r" have struck terror into
the h. arts of the Descamisados OF Anda-
lusia
The ex-empress Maria Louisa is, it
seems one of The visitors at Verona. A
letter from that city gives the following
description OF her appearance at the the
atre -" In one of the side boxes, on the
second tier, sat the Arcbduchess Maria
Louisa, alfred in a simple but interesting
manner. On her head she wore pam
rouad Cap of Brussels lace, tied under The