Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14


o: hdmejy Scotch tartan, made IN the lash
ion Of the country. She displayed neither
pearls nor diamonds, and there was no az
ventitious circumstance dress TO disr!n'
guish her from any female in compare
lively humble sphere OF lille. Her lmpe.
rial bigbness was attended by two ladies'
of honor and two cbamberlains, the latter
standing the whole time. Her countenance
very much resembles The portraits OF her
that are published l. .ondon, and, to the
ordinary observer, S:ud appear both plea
sing and intelligent. "
The foreign intelligence received yes
terday, supply us with no Information on
the procee dings at Verona. The daily pa
pers have been filed with letters and idle
speculations but we understand that 30
thing official upon the subject OF their de-
alterations is yet known IN this country.
Bells Neekly Messenger Of NoO, Ia.
Advices have bee received tromsLis-
hon to the 3lst uIt. b. way OF Madrid
The Diario do Governo OF the 3Oth con-
tsins the following art'cle:-
"We have certain authority TO: assurlrs
our readers, that the French Charge d'Af-
fairs at this court has received orders from
his government 10 communicate TO our MI
nistry, that France entertains no idea OF
invading Spain, and much less Portugal
that OUT suspicious on this subject are DIES.
ti,ute of foundation and that the army OF
The Pyrennees is merely an army OF OBJ
seryaton, for the sole purpose OF guard
ing France against being disturbed by
Spain, in consequence OF the state oil Ell
fervescence which prevailed in that coun-
try. We also announce with the greatest
satisfaction, that our Charge d'Atfairs in
London has been informed by Mr. Can
ming. in the name of the British govern
ment. that the rumor of an invasion OF the
peninsula is absolutely false. He added,
that at all events England would never "a
bandon her ancient friend and ally Portu-
gal"
Brighton, Nou IS His majesty held
a privy council this afternoon al five o.
clock, al which the further Propagation OF
parliament took place, from the 26th inst.
TO the Ed day of January, 1923.
From Biiiinee's Liverpool .AdUertiser Of
Nopember 9
ally 'ihc ID ruunours and fabricated
articles ct intelligence, which have had
the effect o. exciting the greatest panic &
alarm, both al Paris ard in London-a
panic which occasloned great and almost
unexample tall in Foreign securities, and
very considerable deClenslon in the
pr,ce of our own Funds. This pane has
now, in considerable degree, subsidized,
AID it may not be 1nnteres,lng to trace
its progress. and TO make some observa-
tons on the causes which produced It
The alarm seems tn have originated al
Paris on Thursday se'night the 7th inst
the stock exchange o! that capital exilIbl-
ted ever indication OF anxiety, hustle and
alarm The funds, which had experien
Ced considerable Hnotua ions curing the
frs, three days of the week fell IN the
course of an hour and halt 81 per cent
The Spanish Funds were still more de-
pressed, and other Foreign securities ex
perIenced very considerable decline
1t is stated that II ceuriers were despatch
ed in the evening from Paris Bankers to
the different parts OF Europe, seven OF
whom are said 10 have been DIT stined for
London. The intIlgrn of this great
depression in the French Funds reache!
London % Sufficient lime TO affect the
money market on Saturday: all securities
were deprecated, but the ialI OF the Spa.
nish Scrip was the greatest This Stock,
which short time before was 755, tell as
low as So, and the sales effected at this
great reduction were so extensive, that
very great losses must have been sustained
The shock was so great as to affect our
own funds, which declined nearly per
cent. On Monday the alarm continued
to operate with uudiminisbed force. Con.
soils, which opened at 81, within a few
minutes tell to 70 and Spanish Bonds sold
freely at 81 aud 50 This seems to have
been the most extreme point OF depression;
and on Wednesday sdvi1es were receives
of considerable rise in The French Funds
at Paris. produced very material i'm.
provement both in our own Funds and IN
all Foreign securities. Ii remains yet
matter of doubt whether this alarm was
produced ~ the arrival OF actual intelll-
gence from Verona, or was merely the
effect Of stock obbing speculation g; bu'
whatever may have been the cause, the
result has been extensive rain aud dis
,ress The rumor which was generally
circulated on the subject, and which OBJ
tanned very considerable credit, was
'.that the representatives Of The holy ALI
ance assembled al Verona had addressed
a note 10 the Spanish Government and the
Cyrtes expressing their dissatisfaction at
he late political changes and OF the PIE
sent internal condition of tue Spanish Co
verument, and calling upon the Cortes to
Introduce such modification in the consli-
tuition as would ensure TO the KING his Is-
climate rights threatening the Spanish
nation in case of refusal, win the same
kind of conclusive argument as had beer