Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-17
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

render, which arrived at this port last eve.
ming from Liverpool, we have received
London papers Is July ls, for the loan of
which we are iddeoted to Mr. Topliff.
whose boat boarded The Topaz six miles
outside the Light House. The latest pa
papers were furnished to Captain Callen-
der by Captain Glover OF the Taly.ho OF
Charleston, which leit Liverpool ten days
later than the Topaz
There had been good deal of Huctua-
ton in the French funds. July 5, they
fell as los as 81 IS, but they rose imme.
diately TO near 100,
II is stated in the Globe and Traveller
as fact not admitting of doubt, that the
British government had scceded to the
request Of the Portuguese Government. to
send Hanoverian troops 10 Lisbon, AMI
that transports bad been taken up for thai
service. II is stated that the me bers of
the French cabinet are quite friendly to
the measure.
The quarters accounts ofthe revenue we're
made up to July There had been q
decrease OF l99,977l, for the quarter. on
account OF the repayment of the silk du-
ties, but an Increase of l,038,98H. in the
revenue OF the year, the net produce be.
ing 50,4lY,577i.
The Chinese Lady Yhou Fung Queen
died 10 London July 8, aged 30 She
was said to have been lady of distinguish
ed rank in her own country. The Queen
OF the Sandwich Islands also died, and lay
in state on the 10th. The body of Lord
Byron bad been brought TO England, and
his funeral was cele brsted on the l3th.--
The King OF WiItemonrgh was OH tour
in France, and was expected to arrive at
Marseilles on the 9Th. Coun, Golbz was
sppoineJ Prnss,an Ambassador 10 Lon
don The Dwina at Archangel was still
covered with solid ice, May II, and the
thermometer was b degrees beluw the
freezing point
We DO 90, find that any further change
had taken place in The French ministry
1t was reported that the Baron de Damss,
Minister of War, had resigned, but the
report was conlradicted The Journal des
de Bat continued to contain attacks on he
Ministry, said to be from the pen OF NJ
de Chsteaubriand.
Two hundred and fifty students have
been expelledrom the University OF Halle,
being more than halt the number, and
some OF them have applied in vain 10 be
admitted al Gottingen and Leipsic,
Mr.. Molier is appointed by the British
government Commissioner to Mexico
The ratification of the Greek loan, by the
Greek government, has been received 10
London. Tue Americans in Paris Oh the
4,h OF July, celebrated the day. The
Marquis Lafayette was present.
His ExCelency the Earl of DaIhousie,
Gov General and Commander IN Chief of
the forces iu North America. who sailed
from Quebec June 7th, arrived at Ports
mouth July 3D., and immediately sci of
for London.
The French Court was ordered 10 go
into mourning tor fifteen days, on account
oil the deslh Of the Grand Duke OF Tuscany.
There are accounts Of some military e.
vents IN Greece, but not 10 the most au-
tbentic form. A letter from Trieste Of Juue
26, states that Deryiscb Pachs, the Tur-
kish Commander in Chief, had been de.
feated in an attempt TO force the passes of
Thermopyl@, and been Obliged TO retreat
TO Larissa, and thai Constantine Bozzair.s,
had met the Pacba OF Scutari and COM
PEELED him to fall back IL or 90 leagues.
A letter from Corfu states that Mauro.
cordao with body of chosen troops, had
marched against Omer Brione, and that
Nicelas cooperating With him was TO pc
Detrate by Livadis, iOto Thessay. The
same letter repeats the story of the rising
OF The Wahabtes. and that against them
the Pacha Of Egypt had directed great
part Of his disposable orce. The Greeks
it is stated, propose TO appropriate great
portion OF their loan to the purchase oi
large English merchant vessels, TO be con
verled inlo vessels of war.