Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-29
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stip Euphrales. Cdpl. oPioe"e'
here Yesterday in less than month troh'
Liverpool The editors Of the Gazette
j, will be seen below, have received men
regular files OF The various London and L.
yerpool prints 10 The last hour OF the ship
de parrure. The death OF Lord byron
apparently of leading importance among
the London editors Such other articles
as appear to US interesting, we have CO.
pied
Among the passengers OF the Eupbrates,
,s MIR. Zerah Cciburn, who, a few yea'
since, and when little boy aston'shed u
with bis powers of calculation.
AMERICAN STOCKS, May ss.-Ihret
per cent 30 8Ut; SKIES tor 1912 30 .
96j. Tor 1873 9s5 90; or 1914 100
10; J; tor 1915 l04 B.nk Shsr.s GAL 5s
FhsxcH WINDS Paris May i9.-Five
Der cent. conso., op ned Al lU4 80; closed
At iU4 bU. Back Stock 1895; Nrapoll'an
Renles IS 7 8; Spanish do i9; Royal
Spanish Loan 654; Exchange on London
one month. 95 80; 'hree months, 70 ic.--
Cours Aurhentigue, .alay 10.
Intelligence had been received IN En-
gland that the Dey OF Algiers had mad.
the required concessions 10 England. anu
consequently there IS All end OF The var.
Gen Devereuy, Minister from The Co'
Iomblan government To Russls. Denmark,
and Sweden has arrived IN England, 10
the Alexander, IRON Philadelphia
LISBON
Advices received rom Lisbon, state that
every thing Their was IN great confusion
in Consequence OF an attempt being mace
by he Queens party to detbrnn. the k'ng,
and winch was only lrustratet by The u
deity oil the officers OF the army. who al.
brred to The King Count Palmetto had
been thrown in prism, and the Queen and
Prince MIcnael bad been removed 10
distance OF len mites from Lisbon. Later
dates state tina. the events OF the capital
are more alarming than was al tirst report
ed. Above 800 persons mad been thrown
into prison The ~ inisi er OF war had Ia
KIN refuge on boari an English man Ut
war in tue Tagus. There was tie utmost
CONSERVATION manifested by the lnhabI'
tapt.. ard The principal merchants were
seeking safety On board The English yes
sells in the river.
DEPARTURE OF ITURBIDE FOR MEXICO
The tx emperor llurbide has lett I'm.
gland Tor M.yIco. the place OF bis birth,
! and the country OF his shor-ived doRi'
MON. He has written letter 10 prepare
! bis trends tor the event, and 10 explain
bis motive. He sailed from Sou bsmp.
; ton on the llh OF May, having left Lon.
don on the 5lh, under the pretence OF 60
ing tor some time 10 reside al Bath lie
had previously fixed six OF bis children al
boarding school, in different paris OF The
country. The London editors specuIa
on h,. sudden departure, and on breaking
his promise to tn Sc &bo haye So. sRGaTTss4 9iss
| his own account, or as an instrument in
the hands OF Span, is not clear: we are
inclined TO think 10 the former capacity
A letter from Paris states that a teIe
graphic despatch was received al brest,
by the ln'end mt OF Marine, Immediately
alter which fast sailing ssel was tor.
va ded upon some cert expedition; g. II
was also remarked that * Iaorrinsry bus
lie was displayed 10 every department Of
The 5JariDe
A bill allowing warehuused wheat 10 be
taken out OF bond, Tor the purpose otgrlLd-
ing, sufficient security being gwen that
the flour shall be exported or returned 10
The warehouse, has been read second
time in The British House OF Commons
Arrived al Portsmouth, England, on the
I'm ui, L'Aigle Stsrbuck rom the
South Seas and Rio JanelIo, having on
board The King and QueeR o. the Sand.
wich Islands, anc several chiefs, on a visit
TO the king OF England.
IIa nnyol trn,,, ,ha oaa II IL -,
thor of waverly. is styled Red Gauntlet;
Iste OF d. Eighteenth Century,
PIECES, Livrrp o May "a (Myers}-
N. York Pot Ashes, frs, quality, sl. to G
Is; Pearls lll9s Sd 10 q, rather improved
and IN demand Fine Sea Hand Cotton
Is to Is l0d; Upland Bowels II to "a;
New Orleans 81 to Ia; American Flax.
seed Tor crushing 81 lbs American -four
rs TO 3Os; N. York Dark 0 to l5s; Carroll.
ma rice Ia to los; American tar lbs to los
I'D; James river tobacco 2 TO 73d; Ken
lucky and Rappahannock 81 10 81; Anne.
r'can Turpetine II to les Cd; HID. slaves
Ia to IL.
DEATH or LORD BYRON.
LONDON May IA courier has arriv
ed this morning, with the distressing intel
iigeDce OF the decease of Lord Byron, at
Mlssolonghl, on the 18Th OF April, alter an
Illness OF ten days A cold, attended with
Inflammation, was the cause Of the fatal
result. Lord Sidney Osborne's letters
from Corfu are dated the 96,h OF April
HIS lordshIp was about 10 proceed inme.
dIatsly to Zante, where the body had ar.
rived.
Lord Byron had perfectly recovered
from bis illness in February, which was Of
quite different nature from that under
which he died
The title OF Lord Byron descends to
George Arson Byron, Post Captain in
the royal navy.
The following is translation of The pro
clamalIOn which was issued by the |
Gre K auihnrities al MlssnlnnoEi 10 Liz