Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-07
.FoUR. DAYS LATYR FROM ENG
land

The Packet ship CoRTEs, De Cost, ar.
rived lastevenng from Liverpool, whence
she sailed on the 26th Of June, TO which
date we aave received Liverpool papers
and Prices Current, and London papers OF
the evening ofthe Gath OF the same month,
from which the following extracts were
hastily made.
LoNooN, June %.
Private letters from Paris state that
there is not the least foundation for the dit
terent reports that have been circulated OF
the persons who are likly 10 succeed the
Viscount de Cha'eaubriand. NJ. de Vii
Iele will certainly hold the Portteuille OF
Foreign Affairs for some time to COM So
These letters mention that il is the pecu-
liar wish OF NJ. de Villele TO cultivate the
most amcabie relations with our own go
vernmeDt. Some communications nave
already taken place, upon the subject OF
Withdrawing the French troops from SPAN
! 1t IS said. whatever course may be pur-
sued in this matter, will br adopted with
the previous concurrence OF the brI'Iso
government. :,
The elarine Insurance Bill passed the
House of Lords last night, after the reJec'
ton Of certain clauses proposed by the
/ Lord Chancellor,
| The Hyperion frigate, which is suppos-
ed 10 bring des patches for our Govern
ment from Colombia, has arrived at Ports
mouth.
LONDON June "a
The Dublin Equitable Loan Bill, and
the Manchester Equitable Loan Bib were
last night thrown out in the House OF
Lords. Little discussion took place, the
only speakers being the Lord Chancellor
and the Earl OF Lauderdale.
LIVERPOOL, June rs.
SPAIN.
Great distress we learn by letters from
Catalonia. to the 9th June. prevails IN this
province, from the failure OF the harvest.
A cargo of Corn, which the custom house
officers, in virtue OF non importation law,
used every exertlop 10 prevent The landing
OF, was secured by The inhabitants, who
rose en- masse.
PARIS, JuRe 19.-The Venus fIigae
arrived at Toulon on the 9Th this month,
This trigate, which was dispatched from
Brest on The i4th OF March, under the
command of Captain MenOlvrer de Fres-
ne, has touched successfully at Sen gal,
Goree, and Cayenne, arrived at Marti-
nique on the 9th of April, sailed thence TO
Newfoundland, which it quilted on the
9th of May, to return TO Toulon
PARis, June 60.
Accounts from Perpignan say, that
disorder OF serious nature having APP
peared at Naples, and that it had even
spread as far as the Streights OF Messina.
orders have been given, that goods arriv'
ing from Naples and Sicily shall be pro,
yisionaIIy subject TO ten days quarantine
10 the ports OF the Eastern Pyrenees.
From The Constitutional.
PARIS, June 20.-ll seems that the Mis-
nistry begin to feel some uReasiness as To
results OF discussing NJ. de Chateaubriand.
The Ministerial Journal, the prapeau
Blanc, yesterday made a Isng and mawk-
Isb address 10 the partisans OF the disgrace
ed Minister and implored them TO give
upthr,r anger. rbe editor was permitted
to offer NJ de Chateaubriand few words /
ot Consolation and TO speak to him in the
language of sentiment The DTapeau be.
slows ITS eulogIums on all the world -
! he danger must indeed be great when it
becomes moderate. We do not expect,
however that these pacific offers will have
any success NJ de Chate aubrisnd was
turned away with too little courlsey to be
ready to forgive He will find that the
MinlsterIals are much at their ease, when
they speak OF reconciliation After hap-
cheated him, they offer BIN their hand,
without restoring him what he has lost -
THIS is placing all the advantages on one
side. VI. de Chatean5riand will pardon
when be is Minister, and not before
The Gazette de Berlin says. on the au-
,horily OF private letters from Prague, that
hopes gre entertained there that the King
OF Eng land will, in the course OF July or
August, pass some time at Carlsbad.
PARIS, June 2c.-Sir James Macintosh |
has declared in the British Parliament that |
England is at full liberty to act with regard |
20 South America as her own interests may |
dictate, without any regard TO Spain. We
ask who has given this liberty to gland? |
The pretext Of the negative answer OF |
Spain may not be the only cause of Mr., !
Canning's declaration, for this answer was |
given long ago and was loag ago known.
The agreement of the languss OF the Bril- |
fish Minister. with the Joy OF the English |
newspapers within these few days. is very |
remarkable Time will undoubtedly |
teach US many things.
LONDON, June "a.
Parliament will be proIogued to morrow,
by The King in person. The FIRST Reg,- |
ment o. Life Guards is ordered to escort |
his Majesty to and irom the House of
Peers.
City. 9 O'Clock The business doing
in tb+ British Funds is 10 some extent -
Consols were heavy early in the morning
al 954, but have since improved, the pre-