Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-27

,.,sf an the 4 b Of next month. \
viii So. ssgtsd, and that Its opening wilsl
as Ds astnaned tillsnex year. The minis
DC py so.ssyer. have conferences IN ne
ters' nV ...,s The statement Gifts having
mea'i ss;~n;iiel that il was not the inten,
been ~ ~ Fmperor Of Russia tointerfefeI
! !! ~ sg,iss Of Germany, is positively
con aal1a ua.selock.-We have just received
u H. ,stter from Paris, which says the
anO. .;,,;a9pe has been suspended as an
@ irroy,Iist journal and that the most
Ultra 3,;.asters are likely TO result from
serious an eertention between the ci,ilancI
t'' ~. y authorities, at Lyons, Dauphiny
s I'M rbe letter shall be inserted to-.
ipg .rh;s morning arrived mail from
u,n,hUrob The following is the most
rsasrkabIe piece Of intelligence by # =
i' CoasiaatiaoPls, Sept. IL,
q,he arrival Of the Russian frisate, the
N;,srva. ef "A guns, in this port, from
ninssa with Baron Strosonof, the Rus
u.
go n';ois,ee. on board, Is considered
he NC as = remarkable circumstance, be-
rsuse hitherto the ships Of war OF all ma
t;nns have net been allowed 10 pass
through the channel.
The Dutch mail this morning brings
farther accounts OF tire rise in the price
e Grain in various parts 0! the continent.
! Storm has DESTROYED much corn in
ponx Points. The duke Of elIisgton is
s.t,bI;sbipa magazines Of grain on the
frortisrs Of France tor his armies, that
thew may not iueorscnience the inhabl-
tsnts -,
tsare was a g0oA SUPPLY of wheat this
morning. chiefly from Kent and Essex,
yct haying many buyers, the stands we're
.aon cleared at an advance OF IS. per
onarter on the prices Of this dag week
few prime samples of barley, obtained
sQs. but al other descriptions were ex-
ceedlngy heavy sale at 2s per qaarter
cheaper. Wheat, English, %, 1855
u.s.: do, new, Sos to less; 90, foreign,
Coz Cos ll5s rye SIS to Cos: barley,
old. ass to SOS do, new. SIS to S2s.
Ii is melancholy consolation to know
that whatever degreeot failure may have
occurred in our ownhafsest, other coun
tries are in much worse condition.
France certainly is, So are the fruitfulI
Netherlands, as we are informed from
the throne and we learn with regret
that the harvest has been extremely deh-I
Gent in Italy, insomuch that the govern
Eent had issued Decree allowing the |
importation of wheat, rice, -four, oats, : !
barley Of all kinds, free Of daty, until theE
Slst Aug. lSl7
Average price Of corn in Eng'ar and
Wales. By the quartec OF 8 Winchester
bushels. aaa Of oatmeal per boil OF l4GIb-
ayofdupoS, fran the returns received inl
che week epding the 10th Oct 1916 |
Wheat s3s Cd !; Rye SIS I'D; barley
As Sd
Letters from the North state, that the
States O. America are at present ncsa,
ciatlag treaty Of Commerce with Den
mack.
The falawing report Of the Dublin
Corn Market Oh "Wednesday is copied
IRON the Dublin Correspondence" Not,
wishstaud.ng the settled state OF the
weather, s. the favorable accounts lately
received Of the crops from the count, !
yet the pricesef gram in market hnis
day did not decline New Wheat so!t!|
from Sos, TO 50s. CID Wheat from. 65s til
20, The certainty that distiIlation froa.
grain weald not be prohibited, kept upI
the price of Oats.