Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-14
New- York, September 10.
LATE FROM LIVERPOOL.

The packe, ship Amty, Capt. Maxwell,
came into port yesterday in passage OF
80 days, having sailed from Liverpool on
the first ltimo. We have received from
Capt. M. and from our correspondents,
London and Liverpool papers of the 30th
Of July.
1t appears that there has been an advance
in the cotton market, and that sales had
been brisk. Some other Of our staple arti-
cles had also risen little in price.
The steam ship Savannah, Capt. Rod
gers, sailed from Liverpool on the Esd of
July, bound to St. Petersburg, her origi-
nal destination. The Athens, Webb, from
Liverpool! to New York, has put into Cork,
leaky.
The celebrated Walter Scott, is confined
to his bed by sickness.
Price of Stocks, July 29-3 per cents
red. II ga, 70; 5per cents, con. II 3-8,
I'D, l-2; 8 l-2 per cents. s 3-S 4 per
cents. 90, Sc; 5 per cents. 1914, 3-4, rs
From liverpool Price Current, July 81.
Cottons have been in very animated de-
mand throughout the week, but particular.
ly on Thursday, when upwards of 5000
bags were sold the trade have been the
chief purchasers, though spectators and
exporters have also bought freely prices
Of Bowed, Orleans and Demarara, have
advanced fully Id; East-lndia anG Brazls,
Sd per ID. Sea Island also, at the public
sale yesterday, advanced Cd. per ID. upon
the prices of the last sale on he 10Th
There was some diminution OF demand at
the close of change yesterday, and holders
in consequence were more inclined to ac
cept the prices Of good. with 50 stained
III l-2 10 19 Led. and by private contract,
$500 bowed l2 TO I4d ; 24oo Orleans l2 l-2
to Is I-2; 43o Tennessee III to l2 Led {;
500 Sea Island 9 TO l-2. There has
been some little demand for tobacco, at
former prices--a little advance OF finer
qualities. Turpentne has not improved in
price; 5000 20 Coco brIs. have been sold
at II TO I2 6. Tar in fair demand Stock
holm do. sold at les. Newly ork Potash
es e8s. But little doing in Dye Woods.
Good N York sour -four 32s. The CONT
nued fine weather has caused a complete
stagnation in the demand for wheat, and
prices have given way Cd, per bushel.
London, July 90.
Letters from Madrid, dated the 10th inst.
mention, that Don Louis Onis, the late
Spanish envoy in the U. States, the nego-
ciator of the Florida treaty, and the ex~
pected successor OF Casa lryo, had been
arrested in Valladolid, where, it will be
remembered, he had received order. to
stop, on his way from Paris to the capital.
Casa lrujo had been conveyed prisoner
| from Avila to the convent of Mirayel, which
we believe, is situated in a secluded spot,
no, Tar from 4via.
Three judges, under the immediate SUI
perintendance OF the king, have been COM
missioned to investigate the charges bro't
| against both lrujo and Onis. King Ferdi-
| nand seems determined to make an attempt
to excnlpate himself, at least as far as the
| public is concerned, from any blame in the
| Florida transaction.
A letter from Cadiz, 9th July, mentions,
| that twelve sail of transports, with troops
for the est-lndies, were ordered to sail
viz. six French vessels, two Russian, two
spanish, and two English. Their desti-