Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-01
FOREIGN SUMMARY.

lar cargo of emlgrants, cnleny ien'dh1S,
Anol.e a,t for Van Dieman's Land, unocT inc
have SCI ofMessrs. Forster (Foster) q Msrsnall;
GnsRey Rev. Arch-deacon plaShpuin ~. TOO
Tne I'M IN warm strain, bade tnem not u oe 'o'
sanguire, &C. .,,. .,snsd dnr;ng the
The onp ,ondon were some half dozen
great nfe ." "a ASSOCIATIONS, one or two OF which
Sactures ana dis'o'"''
enaeu McWiliam is soliciting petitions against
AMI. n,usic licenses to tavernS, &C. Tor ORA
granuhs e,rmances. If the refined amusement
mauc was more encouraged among the En- G.
OF mus. ,here would be less gin and beer drink
; mo and fewer SUICIDES o,.u
"s sat .bottomed iron steamers are being
wv irsrpooL to be conveyed TO Egypt
bull d. ~ namels across the Isthmus of SueZ TO
tnenDe Sea, whence they are to run as pack
I'D that a Young lady near Dresden re-
Us LIaJ IN death from the bite OF leech, an
een.y having been wounded.
'I'a5 the applicants Of Fleet Prison to Guild
AI e" Tsipase, and who swOre they were not
nan ~ ,.n mounds in the world, were Blanchard,
'ssUocomedan, and Penny, the publisher OF un-
m U.sOOed penny neUspdpers. Alderman bircn,
Sa"r;np they had been sufficiently punlsheo,
u l.nsd the order for their relief.
o.,,s at Aylesbury and Buckingham are
e,OSinq higher price than wheat.
:. consequence of the death of the RanJee OF
,1nore every Hindoo who enters the city is to
t S.rs his head shaved, and also his whlsKers ana
""nns,achios, to the no small discomh'ufe oi the
exqIislteS
Kings Theatre
Sir Ashley Cooper, Bart. is on visit to Paris,
,k, Inst iS,,f1,
rg,ponding member.
,,o,ro midShipman by the name Of Corlyn,
-, ;scsnty been convicted in London, 10 the
n"oat surrow of his respected relatives, OF pur-
s,;n;no various articles from his benetactor, Sir
r Forbes, and raising money upon them at
pawnbroEerS'
norno thunder storm near Mont Saint Vim
~, France three persons who were shooting,
s'nd tseir double barrelled contingencies, with
n"rcassion locks, went off spontaneously.
s3i uamden, (another patriot Hampden) a
- or AIoiers, having had some dispute with
nov. S,I CIanseu has published pamphlet in
p"nacs and brought an action against the Mar
nsI bsSo,e the Court of CaSsaIlon at Paris,
,sSarce il was referred back to the criminal
court of Agers.
The marble of the monument to the Duke OF
psrrv in the Rue Rcheeu, which is now being
demolished, is valued at half million OF francs.
The conservation Of the Prince Michael of
Modavia took place at Jassy, Sept. 9TH, with
great 2omp. The young princes, his sons De-
Heuus and Gregorius, are to set out Tor TO-
reign universities
Switzerland is becoming bone of contention
among the Holy Alliance of absolutists, on the
pretext of its being centre Of propasandiSm
The German students and mechanics are forbid
remaining or going there.
LA HAurE MONDE IN AFRcA.-Mr. Gotten,
Mayor of Algiers, has given grand ball to
Count d'Erlon, the new Governor. The latter
was escorted to the Mayors with an Arab band
and Arab guard. the ball, which was splen-
did, the Arab ladies danced some of their ma.
tive Quadrlles; the gaiety continuing, as in Eu-
rope the whole night
The poor sweeps having been gagged, it is
now proposed to get rid of the dustman's bell,
the muffin bell, and the post bell, and finally the
crying of sprats and salmon, and strawberries.
ending in the mutfling of the horses feet and
cart wheels!