Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-04
COFFEE.

II is mentioned ain TX The Instances oil
the extraordinary production OF plants,
that young lady OF 5any isrely gath
cred, from a single seed Ut the coffee
bean, ninety three coffee berries or seeds.
About goo live hogs were last week,
shipped on board schooner lat POUCH
keepsie, Tor Havan,. They are contract
ed Tor al Havana, AZ DIS head.
Mrs Rhodes of MsrbIetown, Ulster CO.
on the lO'h inst. had al one birth, 3 boys.
They were cbristened Abraham, Isaac,
and Jacob. -
A woman has been arrested and COM
mitted to the prison of Douay, France,
charged with The horrible crime Of inter-
ing a child alive in the cemetry OF that
town.
Ii has been decided IN England that the
person of an individual carnni be searched
by custo.n-bouse Ulcer. without a war
rant first obtained oath.
An extract OF letter from Mexico, da-
ted 3lst July, re- eived IN Havana, states
that Gen Victoria, who is at present ia.
lapa, has received instructions frum his 60
verDmeDt authorizing him to torn a COM
mercial treaty with the Spanish coRmis-
sIoners, the basis Of which will be de
duclion of half Ut The duties in Spanish
vessels, and a monthly payment of 900
dollars 10 the Cas- le 1T San Juan de Ulloa,
on the part of Mexico and on that ul
Spain, that the Ce>ile shall abandon the
imposition of duties on I,Dportat!oDs iI
Vera ,ruZ, and snail deliver the mails
from. aud allow ib1 departure Of those for,
Spain, without any exaCtion. ] think you
may rely on its being carried into etfec!
though with some slight alteration
Extract of after from The house of
.,lessrs. Alexander Barclay y Co. dated
Gonsnburs Jnty 20, 1873, received per
Mercury al RoSion.
We have now to request that you will
acqUain. our correspondents that we have
| private information trotn Stockholm, say
ing that an Order will soon come down tC
our Custom House TO charge what We call
! the 'uniree' dnly on all West India goods
imported here by American vessels, which
will be severely felt on some articles. such
rs coffee. COCOA. and white sugars, hu
will moi amount to mach on yellow aud
brown raw sugers, hides, &c. where thf
duty is small. The nniree duty is neal
60 per cent, higher than what has been
charged hitherto on such goods in Ameri'
cans from The United Slases."
The Exeter and Plymouth Gazette o.
the 23d uli contains The following para.
graph - .n"c,ing the North Polar Expedi
ton, contained in bottle, which " as pick.
&c up GA 81, 4th of June, in lat. a., 2, N
and long. II, w.
NORTH Polar Expedition, Jan 7, 1922
This bottle was sent adiiit in tie North
: Polar Sea, ny the officers of the North Po'
: lar expedition. oeing then frozen up, tve
degrees yes. OF Melville lsiand-All well.
! Upon the Intelligence received by the
recent arrivals from Europe, the editor:
, of the New York American remark -
/ The foreign accounts, as TO Spanish al
, fairs particularly, are assuming a darker
cast Tho enrrnndSr OF COfIDDa, IN itself
; is no great event but the manner Of it is
alarming. The garrison replaced them
selves under the command OF The traitor
| Moriilo, and he, as matter OF course, opens
! the gates to his friends the French. The
! fac, that The conduct OF the Morilos, the
Abisbals, anu BaIlasleros is not looked on
with horror. is what strikes Us with dis
may. There must be a want of moral
perception. or most singular delusion a
mong the SpaBiards on such subjects
The proximity OF the Duke OF Augouleme
to Cadlz the dissolution OF the Cortes,
al time. when, II ever, they ought TO be
in permanent session the epistUlary in
| tercoursp hich appears to be allowed be-
tween the French Duke and King Ferdi-
oand, all lead Us 10 apprehrnd that The H.
beetles Of the Spanish nat.On ale about IL
be be,raved OF Nina, i, is said tina. he
keeps close in Barcelona, and is unwilling
again to axe the field one OF his officers,
Manson, has also proved recieant. The
iorlres,es, indeed, hold out; but the same
reasuni which induced the surrender of
Corunna, may too soon lead to that OF Pam
peIuna, Barcelona, and Others.
Still it will remain question, even
when the French shall succeed in re,tu
ring the captive king Gas in Tie language
OF the Roysl,s,s he is caled) aud in redu.
cling all the fortified places, how far they
will have accomplished their main pur-
pose. that O! crushing the revolutionary
spirit, or, as we should call ii The noble
spirit of resistance 10 oppression. The
King on bis throne in Madrid. unless sur
rounded by French guards, and unless
French troops be maln'aned from one ex-
remi,y OF Spain TO lhe other, will only
be Oh the first step OF his scafiold. The
whole system OF government is out OF Joint
the nation is 10 ierTent, and the hui
mor,, good or evil, must have vent; they
may be compressed for time, but it will
only be to gather fresh strength, and to
burst in the end, with Increased desoIs-
,iou. France. therefore, though vic,o-