Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-18
POSToC oIPl.
IaTESr FRO ENGLAND.

from Liverpool on Monosy. Tue s0lh Of
last month, having completed Nor voyage |
in DAYS. The editors OF the Gazette
have received paper oi the 20h, and Is
two days later than me accounts per the
Diamond. Tne following articles are the
only ones OF any interest.
OFFICIAL.
The Londos CoIrier OF the 18th ult.
obssryss, s'Our readers sill learn, with
great interest. thai bis Majrsty's govern.
meut, alter mature dehberstion, has re-
solved to semi out Consular Agents 10
IN. Provinces of Spanish America, which
have Tor so lnng time. been defaeto lnde.
pendent OF the mother country. This mes.
sure, To shatever political conseq uenCesit
may Ultimately lead, is, in itself. merely
directed to the protection OF our CONNER.
cisl interests
The Consular Agents were TO be sent
forthwith to Mexico, Vera Cruz, Acapul.
co. Santa Fe de Bogota, Lagurs. Mara
caybo, Carthag ma ranana Bue0os Ayres,
Mnntevideo, Valparaiso, Lima, with two
Vice Consuls at Valparaiso and two 10
Lima.
The London Courier Of Saturday even
ing the 18th Of October. give. extracts
from Paris papers OF the preceding Thurs
day evening.
One OF the French papers gives . re.
mort that Ballasteros had been arrested in
consequence OF disclosures made by Sie.
60.
4 letter from Madrid Of the 9th OF Oct.
gives a repurt that after RiegO had been
L.. m
account Of some important disclosures, and
that more than 800 persons were compro'
missed by the Information he bad already
given. t Noassnse!
King FerdInand tn an Official note, ex-
ulting in beng again at liberty. has re
called Don Victor Saez as bis Father Con.
lessor
II appears that Cueta and Tarifa. in o.
beiience to the orders oil the King, had
opened he gafes-and that The Governor
OF CIudai Rodrigo had demanded aus
pension Of arms to await the orders OF the
King
4 was calculated, that Barcelona would
soon submit To the Regeocy.
A Paris editor states that such was The
delicacy and nobleneSs OF feeling OF the
Duke d'Angoule me that he d,i not enter
Caaiz Such as hi. msgnanimiiy aud
bis Cesire To conceal hi, triumph! lie was
not 10 return TO Paris until Dec
News IRON RayUnoe Of the 9Th OF DC
tober, states tbats treaty IS spoken OF,
BY which $1,000 French are to occupy
Spain tor tour years; and that the English,
intervening a. guarantees, U,u hold CadlS
for the same period !! 80 What next
The Purser and master Of The British
vessel war It Doris. .have been tried By .
Court Martial al Portsmouth. which termi.
mated on the 10Th uli. They were CTS.
missed The service, having been found
guilty of trading as merchants contrary TO
the articles at war.
LIvEspooL. Oct 20. Myers l--Prices.
New York Pc, Ashes, 81 5 10 2 8; Pearl 9
4to2 S: Cotton, Sea Island, lie u to H.;
Upland 8 10 To-: Tennessee and Alabama
Ito 9; American Fiaxsspd | III 6to Is;
American -Four in hond, Ia TO Is;
Rice los; Tar, Is Is; Tobacco 81 to 81;
Tur e. n Is: Sd
Ashes continued in regular demand -
The Cotton market continues much de-
pressed, AMI the article reduced l. The
sale. OF the week $500 packages.
LoapoH, Oct. 10.
Captain Parry arrived this morning at
The Admiralty, having landed al Whuby,
whence his Naies,y's ship Fury aud Hec-
la were continuing her way to the river
Thsn.s.
The public regre, that Captain Party
has not been able to accomplish the North
IVES, Passage, will be amply compensa-
ted by The general pleasure which will be
felt al the ,aie return OF tins gallant Otlcer
and his brave companions
iD 1922, the exPeditiIn explored Re-
pulse Bay, SIR Thomas Roe's Welcome,
Middle. us Frozen Strait. AID that neigh
borhood. and tindlng no passage 10 the
NOrhward and Westward, wiutefed 10
the southern bay OF an island, called Win
Ter island, in lat IS, ~, loo. 81. 10
1922, he expedition, guided and encou
ragged by the Information they had receiv'
ed during the winter, from party OF Es.
quDauy, with whom they nai established
a friendly intercourse, pursued their al
tempt to the Northward, and exa mined all
inlets towards The West, till they arrived
A. a strait which separates the Northern
Coast OF America from what Captain Par.
~ considers to be clusters OF islands ex.
ten. ling NORTH ward towards The scene OF
his iormeF voyage.
The great object Of sscer'aining the
Northern Ii,oits of the Continent being
thus accomplished. Captain Parry pene
irated two degrees to the Westward, With
considerable expectation OF 6Dal success
but ia narow part OF the strait, they
tound tbe ice fixed IN that peculiar nsnoef
which indicates that il perpetual; and
not separa,ed in any season, or under any
circumstances The expedition "as there
fore obliged to winter in lat % ~. lon.
81 90 In the summer OF tbs year, hnd.
ing the ice still fixed to the shores, IN SUCH
manner as preciuded all bepe Ut any
further progress in the neigh b0fh00d 10