Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-08
by last Erenings' Mail,
From the N. Y. .fercan. Advertiser JuIy 5.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The ship London Packet, capt. Bene.
dict, arrived at this port on Friday from
Liverpool; whence she sailed On
thu cath Of May. We are obligingly ia,
vored by the owners, with London papers
TO the evening of the 22d. containing the
Paris news of the 2lst OF that month, all
OF vi ich is comprised in The following ex-
tract.
A letter from Liverpool of The cath,
says-"We have had no arrivals from H.
York since the 18th" New York papers
to the 95th OF April had reached London.
Ashes had declined at Liverpool from II
to lbs.
The sales OF Cotton at Liverpool from
the 9Th TO the Esd OF May, amounted 10
$4,000 bales-and included "a sou bales
OF Uplands, at to Sd 3 900 Orleans at
IT TO 1T; 1900 Tennessees, at 3-S TO 81.
PARIS. (Etoiie,) May 2t.--The Duke
de San Carlos. Grandee OF Spain, bad ar,
rived in Paris.
II is not true as stated to-day b. the
Journal de Commerce, that Ronagos has
been beaten by Nina.
- The Prince OF Savoy Carignan arrived
at BayonDe on the 10Th. A detachment
OF loo horse had been ordered to e.c"rt
him, but the Prince did not accept them,
because the safety Of the roads rendered
the precauticn useless.
News FROM THE ARMY OF SPAIN.
CORONA, May ia despatch was re-
ceived last night from harshaftsMoncey,
who had marched out to attack the enemy.
He writes tba; Nina had just refined His
eycellency 'regrets not herring heard u
certain ovhiszing NOISE s.hich 7pOuid have
inDigoratsd his old gears" This Is his
own expression.
May l6.--MarshaI Money returned
here soon alter the date oil my letter Of
yesterday. MiLAus has evacuated The
strong positions which he occupied he is
marching in the. direction of Barcelona,
which is The only open route.
PuYcERDA, May II. Extract of a let
ter.) The report OF the arrival of Nina at
Risol and Compredon is true our troops
have intercepted him in his route to BARGE
Iona, and compelled him to reirace his
steps. The ha6iIsnts all turn against
him, and he dare not enter any of the
towns. lie has now divided bis troops into
two columns, which are closely pursued
by two OF our brigades he appears de-
sirous to march upon Cardoua; but the
division of MoiIor will prevent him.
VALADoLrp, May 1.-THE inhabitants
pillar OF the Constitution and i'm orisoned
The political chief about 1000 men from
Madrid entered that place and liberated
him.
The soldiers OF BalIesteros desert daily,
and all the recruits have returned home.
LONDON, May 29.-The Expresses from
Paris to-day, have brought intelligence Of
further improvement in the French
Funds, which closed on The Goth at SO,
90 The great abundance Of money, is sta
ted 70 be the cause of this continued rise.
Here, COnsols have risen TO day from 10
7 8 to 804. The total rise, during the May
recount, may be stated al not less thsn7
per cent. There has heen great panic
consequence Of report that the govern.
menl of Colombia have appointed Corr
misioners 10 examine The claims OF person.
who have received debentures tor the
same. Colombian Bonds fell from &c 10
So per cent, but are now at 81.
Letters from Paris mention report that
was current there. that the French were
marching in three divisions upon BARGE
lDl.
A letter from Marselles of The 18th inst.
states that the .lunon French frigste has
sent into that port Spanish brig, armed
in CartbageDa in 1920, and having goods
on board for the West Indies. She bad
recently sailed from Barcelona, with 10
new guns, and crew of Iz0 men, desi-
nened, az was believed, to act against the
Insurgents OF South America.
HOUSE OF COMMONS May FL.
SirJ Macintosh inquired Of the Secre-
tary Of Foreign Affairs with respect to the
famous Russian Ukase. He bad learnt
from the American papers that Russia had
actually put that decree in force, and
wished to know whether any answer had
yet been returned by that government 10
the Protest of Great Britain against lis
prepOserous pretensons.
Mr.. Canning replied, that the Protest
referred to had been presented and re-
peated both at the Congress OF Verona,
and in the course of subsequent negotla-
o@s. Those negotiations were yet pend
ing and in activity at ST Petersburg.
Mr.. Huskisson announced bis intention
to place ali regulations OF trade betwcti
EngIan and Ireland, upon the same foo.
ing as the trade between any two por:' u
EnO ami,