Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-22
: aTEsT FROM LIVERPOOL.

LATEST FROM LiPEhroon
The packet ship Alexander, BALDWIN
raster arrived at Philadelphia on Salur.
dav afternoon, LETT Liverpool on the morn,
mo Of the 9th June-the cotton marKe'nao
been active and large sales made, but no
,mnrove,nent in price-ioOO barrels OF
American sweet flower bad been sold at u
shillings per barrel.
Tho editor of the Gazette has received
London papers to the evening Of the DIN
June.
The Paris EtoiIe Of June fourth was re-
ce,yed in London by express, from WHICH
i appears that the French ministers have
heen unexpectedly beaten in the chamber
of neers. where the financial law was re-
,ected by majority considerably larger
,han could have been anticipated. he
number is variously stated some accounts
making H IS; others "a, and others again
onlv IS The loss OF the measure. how
ever. is certain, and the consequence was
| an immediate fall in toe Renles OF above
two per cent AT the lime the express leit
thew were done as low as l02f. lOc They
had begun at loaf. 25c. Various reports,
were, OF course IN circulation, and among
| other things it was SAID that a change OF
ministers would be The first consequence
of ibis defeat We believe, however, that
| the best informed parties do not calculate
! fully upon this result
| The following is the maDner in which
the great financial operation was 10 have
been carried into effect il the ministry had
succeeded:-
The operation shall be successfully ef-
fected by hitbs, upon each portion OF rem.
tes; each fifth may be appropriated to the
conversion or liquidation in the quarter
| which follows that IN which the operation
shall have been effected, for another filth
TO provide for the liquidation OF each
| fifth, the Minister will open loan upon
the new funds, IN per cents and per-
cents, by the medium OF public bidding
The S per cents will be received in
payment at par, and by preference an
taur DISQUALIFICATION.
| The surplus of the funds will be sup.
piled by the capitalists admitted by adiu-
| dcatioD, 10 charge themselves with The
payments which may be required
SPAlN-SCAkCITY or GRAIN.
Letters received in London On the 18th
June from Madrld, are dated the goth Of
| May. They represent that the decree of
amnesty had excited an intense interest 10
| Msdrid--,he Royalist volunteers are by no
means satisfied with The exceptions, Tor
they bate The very name OF mercy a
/ committee formed from ex-m beiners OF the
inquIsiton is sitting day and night to make
out a catalogue OF prohibited books, and
an order has been ssued tor all persons
who were formerly employed under the
! French administration and who are now
unemployed, TO quiz The country without
| delay.
The 6ayonne sdvices of the Gath May
assert that no grain OF any description is
allowed to quit Madrid, where great sp.
prehension OF scarcity, if not OF famine
generally prevailed. 1t i. stated that
Spanish Colonel has been arrested who
was endeavOrIng TO raise the people, and
! that the Infant Dos CARLOS is connected
with the troubles in Portugal
ENGLAND AND ALGIERS.
PjedmOntese Gazettes OF The ED Of
May, furnish the following:
S"oh) "oJ io'NdPt' W. ID COGIO-
la, commanding the brig Dolphin, under
English colors, which has arrived in this
| port from Gibraltar, states, that after the
arrival OF an English frIgate it was report
ed that the differences between Algiers
and Enc had been adjusted, the Alge
rnes having submitted to all the condi-
, tons prescribed by the English
/ RUSSIA AND The u STATES.
Hamburg papers of the 99th of May,
! publish the following extract:
ST. PETERSBURG, May I5.-Our differ
ences with the Upted States of North A.
| msrIca, respecting the north west coast of
the American continent. are now settled
oy The exeftions OF The diplomatic com
/ mlSs'ooers, nominated tor that purpose,
to the snfare satisfaction of the respective
I states whose relations are placed on the
most friendly footing
FROM MEXICO.