Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-02
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papers and letters to Dec. 26th, have been re-
ceived.
Politics were absorbing all other considera-
tons, and the movements with reference to the
new elections, had assumed a warmth which
created apprehension.
The dates do not admit Of any thing later
from France.
The London money market was depressed
by the political excitement
LIVERPOOL Dec. 90 The General EectioR.-
II is confidently expected that the dissolution of
Parliament will take place this day or tomorrow.
The electors will therefore shortly have to eXer-
else their important privilege, and to determine
whether the deStineS of this great nation, and the
interests of civil and religious liberty through
out the world are again TO be committed to the
hands ofmen who, throughout the whole course
ofthejr POLITICALLY lives, have opposed reform and
defended every abuse in Church and State
Reformersl there can be no mistake. Sir Ro-
bert Peel himself at the Mansion-house dinner,
on Tuesday last, repudacd the specious cry Of
measures, not men,"
LIVERPOOL ELECTtoN. candidates are
in the 6eld-Mr Ewart Lord Sandon, and Sir
Howard Douglass and though We have not yet
heard the result of the deputation to London we
have no doubt that second reform candidate
will appear. Mr. Francis Barring and Sir Val
entine Blake have both been mentioned.
From the London MoRing Chronicle Dec. 2lh
The advertisement calling the meeting was,
as we Yesterday observed. drawn up in so ambi-
gious manner, that if the Reformers had ma
infested no disposition TO attend, the Tories
would have boosted of having been left in I'M
disturbed possession of the field, in consequence
OF the dread of their opponents to lace them
But it became known that the Reiormers
would show that they yielded 10 no class of their
fellow-citizens in a desire 81 to express their as
surance of loyalty and attachment to their So
vEREIGN.n
GRAND CONSERVATIVES DINNER AT THE MANSION
HoUsE.-On Tuesday evening last the Lord
Mayor gave grand entertainment at the Man
sion House, TO his Majesty's Ministers. and a va
riety of distinguished visitors. Accommoda-
ton was offered 10 255 guests Of whom twenty
were ladies. The Ministers presentwere Sir
r. Peel, Lord LyndhurSt Lord WharnCliffe, the
Duke Of Wellington the Earl of Aberdeen, Mr..
Goulburn, Mr.. Barring Lord Peterborough, Mr..
J. C. Herres, Sir E. Knatchbull, Sir II. Har-
dinge Sir G.. Murray, Sir z. Sugden, and Mr..
Pollock. The Archbishop of Canterbury was
also present Several of the Ministers on their
arrival were greeted with groans and Kisses by
the crowds assembled outside the Mansion
House. The speeches were Of the duilest descrip-
ton maginable, and little, we may say on fur
Their information is to be obtained from those OF
the Cabinet Ministers beyond what is contain
ed in the address of Sir Robert Peel TO the Eec-
tors of Tamworth. The Morning Chronicle re.
port extends to the length of five columns, of
which very nearly two are devoted to the dull
prosings and fulsome panegyrics, perpetrated by
the Lord Mayor
LONDON, Tuesday Dec. 23-There has been a
slight degree Of heaviness in the English Funds
to-day and there is some depression in the quo
taton of every description, with the single eX-
ception of Bank Stock which is ] per cent.
higher. In all the perpetual annuities the price
has fallen 4 per c. EXchequer Bills and India
Bonds are each IS lower.
The foreign market presents no subject for
observation, other than decline of per cent
in Spanish Bonds Portuguese Stock is firm at
the late advanced quotation.
All other subjects have to-day sunk into utter
insignficance, as compared with the intense
interest excited by the great Tory meeting for
the ostenSible object Of presenting testimony of
loyalty and attachment to the Sovereign, but
virtually for the purpose of obtaining pledges of
adhesion to the Wellington Ministry.
MONEY MAREEr.-Tuesday evening, Dec. 90
The city has been kept in a state of teveriSh
excitement during the whole day by the pro-
ceedings at the City of London Tavern and its
vicinity. The general impression from themis,
that every man of property, whatever his politi-
cal opinions may be, must now come forward
to sign the address to the King, and even become
a supporter of the present Ministry as the only
preservative against the domination of the mob.
The effect on the money market was imma-
curity was suspended. Consols declined about
! per cent, and the foreign securities were all
affected in a greater or less degree. There was
also said to be 4 considerable scarcity ofmoney.
Consols LEFT off at 92S to /; Exchequer bills at
36s to 3SS prem.-London Times.
BRUssELs, Dec. 10.
The Tories host of their earnest desire to
adopt such line of policy as will lead to the
consolidation of peace, and to that general dis
armament so long and so ardently desired by
the people of all countries. But if what is
now passing in Holland and Belgium be any
criterion of what may be expected elsewhere,
these benevolent views seem likely to be frus-
trated in manner the most dangerous to the
repose OF Europe. For it is absurd to suppose
that France would abandon her hold upon this
country, or sacrifice the principles by which the
July Throne alone holds its power, in order to
bolster up Tory Administration, whose very
essence is opposed to all those doctrines thaiare
now Unidentified with the existence of France
and Belgium.
By the advices from Hamburg the price of
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