Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-03

Drought TOT sense of iHstlce, as respects
Their conduct towards other natione
which will be tons and iustingly inpres
! sea uponEsheir minds A.'
Caarlestox Gazette.
Communicated FOR the Philadelphia Ga.
xette.
EXTRACT OF a LETTER.
Lirsrpooi, June z, 1915.
Arrivals from the United States have
become more numerous within the few
Hast days, and in the quotations at foot,
lyou wiki observe decline from the high
|prices which had been previously obtain
led in several articles, for want Of impor-
ltations.
The arrivals Of -four have been very
great, and it is to be dreaded in many ca
ses, with fatal loss II the shippers.
| The balk Of the importations nearly
10000 bols. is stale and sour and We
lxy little o. it sweet; of the latter dee
trribtion. sales have been made abDat SOS
sar export tathe w. Indies and Bra7i's
and some Few parcels of the sour have
Been bcasht On speculation at eos. and
lone cargo Of upwards Of 5000 bbls from
Virginia at price not exceeding II
I'D.
Tie former price was obtalaed before
1.-The late extensive arrivals. and in some
eases, of.nixed quality, part being expec-
TIED - be sweet.
+ In consequences Of arrivals from oeor-
GA AID Carolina. cotton IS giving way,
though prices were obtained during the
last week,aad a public sale Of Demafa-
Ira went of with great spirit and al en-
crease offoriae~ sales.
At present TIE holders are SOLICITORS
Ito sell: while thesrsde buYs very cautions
tly. Oar stocks are SO very msch redo-
iced, that a large import alone can have 9
Iseifons efacte.l prices ;and if the present
ARRIVALS are rot immediately followed up
by more extensive ones, Il is not ian--
iprobable the market may rally in q few
tdays. We have not vet any thing from
1.-The Mississippi. The manufacturing
trade has been bad, but is improv-
ing,
| Qaercitron bark is heavy at "a a s7
ami large Supplies.
The small qusntity of tobaccos, prior
to this week, has kept the market bare.
and enabled TIE owners to obtain high
prices, but the arrival Of nearly 1900 hnda
muse have an uneasoraole effect.
From thsSommun:catSons made by mi
nisters to parliament, it appears That up-
wards Of million Of nen are on the
march against France, from the great
Eurcnean powers, independent CT what
the smaller governments may bring for
ward. and though we are still without
hastili.;es, the nate from TIE congress
at Vienna, leaves US no .reo,n to hope fal
tpsacs, nn;ess Ronapa,tc seeks Ills safe
tty IN fight. We here feel tie ,utEost
|esnfdeBce frat the contest VIII: BE. ct
short duraSop, ard the general opinion
is, that he has nothing adequate to or
pose the Overwhelming powc, approach
ing the frontiers.
| France is evidently divided into three
| parties, VIZ. the friends of the Bourbons,
The a,!.iesents OF BonaEarte, and the la-
collins. Little is to be dreaded from the
opposition OF the population # France,
when the allies move forward in force,
and more to be expected from their CO.
operations when sanctioned by the pre-
sence Of an adequate force.
The Neapnlitan feet is surrendered
to a British squadron, aud Mutat's 60
|yernment at an end, as nearly the
| Whole territory is eeded to TIE allies.
| Pearl ashes 75a 76s percwt.