Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-27
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NEw-YoRK. December "a.
THE PACIFIC, STANTON.


THE PACIFIC, STANTON.
The Pacific, has performed her passages
to Liverpool and back in AZ days, and has
been gone but 70. She anchored within the
Hook Yesterday afternoon but the wind be-
ing northerlv, the owners letters were sent
I'D in pilot-boat. She sailed from Liver
pool on the goth ult. and brings letters OF
that date One letter Of this date, which we
have seen, states, in substance, that the klng
was SO extremely i'll, that his dissolution was
hourly expected-that the Orders IN Councli
were daily becoming more and more unPopu-
lar, even among their former advocates-and
that the general belief was, that as soon as
the Prince Regent was clothed with the king
" powers, the orders would be done away.
AS no papers come up from the ship, our
readers must wait till tomorrow tor details
The ship Mary had arrived at Liverpool
from New-York.
POSTSCRIPT-Since the above was pre-
pared for press, we were favored with the
following Extracts of Letters:
Ex7RAc7.-Liverfool .Noz;. 60.
"The Orders in Council are becoming al
most daily less popular. Some of those who
most warmly supported them here, have
completely changed their sentiments The
King is very i'll; but l have given over cal
cIlating on his death, having been so often
deceiyed-he is, however, really very ILL
We have yet hopes of the Prince, when his
chains are taken off,"
From Liyertool Price Current Of the 2oth
November.
aThere is, we think, considerable reason
to believe, that while we are precluded from
shipping to the American market, our imports
muet of consequence be so much restricted, as
10 Cause the present prices to DC iuairrte.ir,aA
We quote upland cotton I'D to lad, New
Orleans 70 II ais Ia, Sea-Island Is. Al. a
Is. Id stained I'D a Is l-2. Wheat SIS. a
l5s cd. per 70 lbs. Flour so 6,s. Dbl. Pot
Ashes, New-York, 40 a Al, Pearl do As A.,
Tar 50 a 81, Rice 81 a S5, Slaves 30 to 4ol.
The circumstances which have caused the ad-
vance in cottons, have likewise produced a ST.
miar effect on most other articles OF Ameri-
can export.
"Grain has been progressively advancing
throughout the Kingdom, and as the prices
appear likely to be maintained, we think
wheat, -four and rice, are deserving the atten-
ton Of our friends. Naval stores are likely to
support present prices. But little is doing In
tobacco.
There have been rumors for some days OF
licences to trade being grantedby the French
government; but we believe without founda-
ton or at least, that the terms ofthe exchange
of commodities will prevent any material ad.
vantage to our markets.
owe believe that it is intended very short.
ly to make applications to government fol
the repeal Of the Orders in Council"
IL o'clock.
A pilot boat has just got up from the Paci
Hc. Passengers, Messrs. M'Crae, Morgan
Potter, Woodward, De-Rham, Falconer ane
Lady, and in the Storage.
The ships Orion, * Isabella, for N. York
sailed with the Pacific. Spoke nothing.
| We have London papers to Nov. 90
The defeat of the French by Gen. Hill, is de
tailed in the London papers. There had beer
some serious riots at Nottingham, originating
! from the introduction of a new stocking franz
The Prince Regent had been very Ill OF al
| inRaned ancle-The winter had set In ear
| " in the Baltic, where colon;als was rapidl
rising-Russia goods falling-All the cargoe
| of the vessels seized at Carlsham, Sweden
was ordered to be sold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| Eliza Packet for Bermuda and n. York, sail
ed from Falmouth lth ult.-The America
schooner Trojan, that was sunk under the Ct
tadel,. Plymouth, in gale, was got up Nov
| nth, by some fishing boats, and brought int
Plymouth; cargo spoiled.
| The court of kings bench, Dublin, have civ
en- Judgment against the demurrer of the Ca
| ,holc delegates. Birmingham, & other places
had petitioned the Prince Regent to stop TIT
distiilation of grain--Mr. Russell charg'
| dos afIaires at Paris, arrived at Portsmouth
| November 10, in the Constitution frigate
which vessel had gone to Cowes to wait TO
orders. Stocks---Consols 81 l.s.