Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-14
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

NEW DIRK, sept. 81 be ship Ame'
thyst, Bussey, has arrived at Boston from
| Liverpool, whence she sailed on the Cd
ult. We are indebted to our Boston cor.
| respondent, Mr.. Toplilf, for London pa
pers to the 30th OF July inclusive, one day
later than received per Indian Chief.
The British Traveller of the latest date
gives the following extract OF letter from
Paris, dated the eth. The writer is said
to be high in the confidence oi,the French
| Adm,DIstratl
paris, July 27.-It is said that the
present Minister will remain 10 Office. He
fully enters into the English system The
Holy Alliance will not support Spain 10
her attack upon the Colonies; thus it ap-
pears certain that the peace of Europe will
not be disturbed. IL is consequently ex
pected that a great rise will take place in
funded property before the end Of August. ,
A report was in circulation in London on
the 3Oth, that Lord Liverpool bad resign.
ed, and that he was to be succeeded by
the Duke OF Wellington.
1t is saiG that the seizure of Mr.. Chew
branch pilot in India, by the Burmsn
government, was one OF the causes OF the
present hostility with that power. The
reports OF his having been i'll treated by
the Burman is contradicted He had been
released, and had arrived at Chtrazong.
IN ordinance of The Austrian Police,
July 2lst, renews the order not to suffer
any suspicious foreigner TO enter the Aus
trian dominions, and TO send beyond the
frontier all those respecting whose opinions
any suspicious shall arse, or who shall be
guilty OF any fault whatever.
LONDON, July 80.
TIE Fands.-Stock Exchange, 2 O'Clock.
Consols opened at go So 4 for the &C.
count; considerable business vas done,
and several large purchases made; but
soon after, several brokers o. consequence
began TO sell some large sums, which oc.
casjoned fall to 9S{. Ii was rumored.
al an early hour, that Lord Liverpool had
resigned; but in the course of the morning
the fallacy of the report was ascertaiaed.
Consols are al this hour go 8 5 g.
Frankfort papers have arrived to the 23d
instant. They are chiefly filed With &C.
counts of hail storms, which on the 5th
and 18Th instant. ragged in various districts
of Germany, land particularly The environs
OF Mannheim and OF WellingeH, in Wirt-
emburg. Much damage was generally
done to the corn and fruits, and ia the vi.
cinity of Wellington, such was itbe vic
lence OF the tempest that houses were
thrown down, loaded wagons overturned.
and trees torn up by the roots. The Grand
Duke of SAKE Weimsr arrived at Frank.
fort on the 18th inst. on his return from
the Netherlands. and Prince Metternicb
arrived there on tie 2lst. Baron Knegel
helm, theAustrian Minister al The Court
OF Lisbon, had arrived at Vienna from 10.
hannisberg
1t isygeDeraIly believed in the FIRST mill.
tary circles that the question of the expe,
diency of preserving our possessions 10
Western Africa, at the expense of increa.
sing the army, has atlength been deter.
mined in the affirmative. The reinforce
ments, however, will be raised in a man
ner The least Objectionable 10 those who
are advocates for abandoning the scene of
so much recent disaster. Two black re.
giIneDts are to be levied. which will pre-
vent the expense and delay OF recruiting