Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-14
Charleston, September 6.

tive correspondent, dated
Ha0aaa, August 81.
Last sale Baltimore flour, 25 dollars; Or
leans, 22a; rice, sales this day, Ct, one
hundred and sixty tierces. The brig Alex
ander, Booth, from your port, arrived yes
terday she will probably get Tor her car
go, as we'll as those already sailed from
your port, not yet arrived; Margaret, sloop
Ann, Tate, 7 a u dollars, There is now
in market, unsold, Alexandsr's cargo, un.
certain, say 1870 tierces brig Collector,
Rhode-lsland, arrived yesterday, 100 do;
Spanish brig -, Campeachy, 400 bags !;
Spanish schooner, l60 do.
A small feet of eight sail of Spanish mer-
chantmen arrived yesterday from Cadiz,
As days, under convoy of brig Of war.
Sailed in company with H. G. M. ship Of
war Sabina, and several transports, with
5000 troops, destined, some sly, for this
place, others for the coast of Firme, (Spa-
nish MalD) others say for Florida who
knows
Also, arrived yesterday, FIVE Guinea
men, nearly 1900 negroes
Our own produce may be had at the fol-
lowing rates--assorted sugars, Ia 8 dolls. !;
brown, in boxes, dollars ; Muscovado,
81 u; white, 10 a Lob coffee, II 90,
green, scarce Molasses, 81 RS. per keg,
some honey, none hides, 2l rs. each {;
ivory. (tee,h) 564 Is cts. per ID. tor
toiseshell, 6 dolls. per h.. indigo,
Guatemala, ID Isl rs. per 10. /; dollars, 2
% per cent. prem; bills on Charleston,
% per cent. prem. do. New York,
Philadelphia and Boston, 5 to 6 per cent.
prem. scarce. No freight.
| have not time TO send you papers or
Marine List"
From Rsy's Philadelphia Gazette.
LATEST FROM SPAIN.
Capt. Eldridge, of the Savannah Pack
ct, in SO days from Cadiz, has favored us
with Madrid Gazettes to the 10Th, and
Cadiz 10 the 29tb July.
Mr. Tunis, late Consul of the United
States at Cadiz, came passenger in the Sa-
vannah Packet.
Prices at Cadiz, 29h July.
Flour 81 dollars rice % slaves
loo dollars per 1900 Catalonia wine per
pipe 80 81; Sherry do. per or. cask 81
salt 6 dollars per last exchange on Lon
don, 3S 385 per peso.
The crew of the Buenos Ayres privateer
Constitution, about rs in number, were in
confinement in the castle of st. Sebastano.
This vessel ran ashore in the Sireights,
near to Tarifa, and was captured by arm
ed boats sent out of said town, and her
crew sent to Cadiz.
The Spanish brig of war Volontario de
Cadiz, was attacked of Cape ST Vincenfs
by privaeer, and escaped with Conside-
rabe injury, and several OF her crew killed
and wounded.
An expedition of about 5000 men left
Cadiz on the 18th July, it is supposed des-
tined for Havana. These troops were
conveyed by his majesty's trigate Sabina,
and the brig of war Ligero. The traus-
ports consisted of seven Spanish, one
French, two English, and two Russian
ships. The grand expedition goes on slow
ly, and no time is fixed for It's departure.
A disturbance had taken place at Port St.
Mary's, (where great part OF the troops
are stationed) among The officers, which
required the presence OF the Captain &C.
neral, who on hearing of it, Immediately
set out from Cadiz with his troops to quell
it, and soon after bis arrival succeeded. 1t
appears many were dissatisfied and anxi-
Gus to see the constitution again adopted.
Gen. Cruz, with number Of officers were
put under arrest.
rhe King was at Sacerdon taking the
Baths, and was expected at Madrid about
the 28th July.
Itwas generally believed in Cadiz, the
Treaty would not be ratified.
The Marquis dc Casa Yrujo still remain
ed without sentence,