Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-21

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Venezuela, Unsuccessful operations of the
Patrio, arms IN New Grenada & the Banda
Oriental The Spanish government, as eve
~ day more clearly evinces, is bankrupt
i'm national character as well as funds -
Should New Mexico and Texas unite in
the great cause, tie contamination OF The
independence of all America will be soon
and certain
( VALUABLE REQUEST.
The London Morning Herald, Of the 25th
May, says, "The late Dr.. William Adams
who died in the East Indies in October last
has left property amounting to nearly halt
million OF money, to cousin whose name
is Mater; who having proved unsuccess-
full in business. left England some time ago
for the United States OF America"
! 10000 dollars salvage have lately been
given to capt. Bowen Of the British frigate
Salsetie, for assisting to save The British
India ship Cornwallis. II had been doubt
ed by some whether national vessels were
entitled to salvage for saving merchant
vessels of the same nation. But it increases
the motives for exertion.
Extract OF letter from the correspondent
of the editors of the Freeman's Journal,
dated Hamburg, May 10, 1919.
think The United States will not have
much commerce with Hamburger this year.
LAST year only "A American vessels enter
ed this port, total tons l0756. Ne have
DOW in port, ship Geo. Washington, IVht-
ney, Of Philadelphia, bound to South A
merica ship Calpe, from New Orleans,
for Philadelphia, by the 18th of June; brig
Calcutta, from Boston, tor Gotlenbrrg, 10
days brig Milo, fr. Philadelphia, arrived
on the 18th inst. the brigs Francis aud
Sally Ann sailed last week for New York.
! There is nothing that can be sent from The
United States to the North OF Europe that
will have profit at present.
BY my letters from ST. Petersburgh, !
understand the Hon. G. w. Campbell,
four minister to the court of Russia has
lost three children by sickness in s days, on
or about the Isl OF APrI--this is mourntul
dispGnsation Of Providence. Mr.. Camp
bell is a great favoritc in Russia. Such
men as Mr. Adams, Mr.. Campbell, and
Mr.. Pinkney, reflect great honor on our,
country.
Every ;iling'in the political world, Gas it
regards the North OF Europe,I looks very
calm and quiet. The flag of The United
States was never more respected than at
present, thank Heaven.
Coffee and sugars, very slack-coGee at
9sp banco. looking down.
Norfolk, July II.
A friend has POLITELY furnished us for pub
licalion the following notice of the Mar
kets at ST. Jago de Cuba, on the 10th OF
June, 1919.
PRICES CURRENT.
Lnpor.s.-Supcrfne Flour 10 10 dolls.
Navy Bread a 5o-PiIot do.
50-PorI, prime GO. Cargo 2s---Beet
prme 10, cargo No. 9, IA I6-Hams 81
Lard 81 37-Butter, (must te yellow
25-Chpese. American, Gatherings Dbl
5 a Goldfish 7 a 8-Mackare i2 ID
Herrings, Il per box--Soap (must be
yellow and hard) 70 ll-Candles, taliow
6's, 90, none in msrket--SpermaceiI 56
62t, do. do.--Rce, 7. do. do.-Onons 10
per 100 ibs.--Russia Sheeting l6--Ravens
Duck II I2-SaiI Duck 90 24-Pep-
per, black, 25--Hoops pr. NJ. 20 3D.
Shocks u Pr. o. Slaves pr. NJ. IL
w. Pine lumber, 2O.-Eyports.-Cofee
23-Molasses 81 per hid. l0e .ails,-,tus-
covado Sugar 6 5o--brown box Sugar 8
8 5c--white do. do 10 10 50--l1ides II
Cotton 22-20 on board--f ustic per
ton 81.
MALAGA MARKETS.
A merchant at Malaga, in letter to his |
correspondent in Boston, under date OF
May 9Th, writes" Our markets DO by !
no means give encouragement to the Im-
porta,ion of American produce. Blu! pros
poets, thus far, for the ensuing vintage are
good, and fruit will be better and cheaper
than last year."
Another letter, dated l4h May, says
sour market is very dull, without any pros
pect Of its growing better at present It's
overstocked with Sicily wheat, which is
a. .eso, Tbore is moi |