Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-28

fidelity to The new Constitution, and sho,i
remain at Vienna. When one Comm,
these circumstances with the Russian d.,
ration in answer to the CbevaIier de 7,.,t
Note, one is temptedto conjecture tia, u.
peace of Europe will, eIe long, be troubl.a
that the views and plans of Russia on q
South of Europe will, ere long be put M.
execution and that the Court OF St. p
tersburg, dexterously taking advantage i
the apprebensons OF AustriaIor her I,aIi,n
possessions, will engage her in an l,sli,r
war, The evident result of which must he
general coDdagralion througl out all ItaIy
Where these events, should they take pI,,.
may lead us to, it is impossible 70 say II.
AFTER thought of Russia is probably to swa.
low the oyster"
" Accounts have been received by ts
French Government from Palermo. dal.{
the 10Th of July, containing details of hi,t,
importance on the late transactions in SiciIv
The inhabitants marched en- masse again,t
the constitutional forces, and, after several
engagements, in which more than 2ooo men
were lett on the field, succeeded in taxing
possession of the strongest lortresses in the
Island, and planting their own flag, compo-
sed OF four coors, in contradiction to that Of
the Neapoltan Insurgents which is tri color.
ed. They salemnly proclaimed the Ipde.
pendence of the Island. and declared tbev
would listen to no order or injunction which
might be extorted from ALI inti,nidated and
enslaved Monarch.
!" The troops unde" the orders of general
Campana, have received considerable rein.
forcements from the deserters who are hour.
ly Aocking to his standard. The people, far
from rejoicing at the late events, do not con.
ceal their dread of the dangers with which
their country is menaced. The papers Of
Vienna, under date of the 26th July, an.
that Field Marshal Biancbi has re.
ceived orders to march an army of twenty
men towards Romano. 1t is pro-
bable that certain portion of the Neapoli.
tan army has already been disembarked in
Sicily, great preparations having been made
10 that effect ere the departure of the cou
rier."
PRICES CURRENT IN LONDON,
august 12.
ASHES. Pearls, lst Boston 4Os;
New York do; Pots, lst Boston, do n.
York SO 6 a sos. United States Ashes
are in some demand at steady rates.
COTTON. Upland, ord. to mid.
II II ga: ditto fair to good IL a 10
8 4; fine lsals Sea Island l8a
2s Sd; do stained Ia II; New Orleans
ord. to middling 1 l ls Ia; do fair to
good IL IL IA; fine Id l-2al5 l.2.
The cotton market continues in dull
inactive state, and we quote UplandS d
Orleans IA lower since last week.
RICE...I bond II a eos cd dull.
FLOUR..In bond Is 26 cd. Some
small sales Of Baltimore Flour in bond
have been made at 95s but the article is
very dull.
TOBACCO-Virginia ordinary
sound A 10; middIing 4 s.4 3D.
good to fine 6 L g 8 S-4; stemmed 4
to 7; Kentucky and Georgia s IA g.
Fine Tobacco is scarce and wanted, in.
ferior is in very limited demand.
TAR Virginia 10 Is Cd; Carroll
ma 16 6 d II Cd. American Tar is
scarce aud in demand.
TURPENIlNE....O Ord. to middIlns
9s Cd 10 9; two thirds ana upwards
soft II al2, Very little doing.
BEES WAX..lS Is pounds los
Sales.
BARK. .Quercitron, New York Is
a 1 6 Cd; Philadelphia is 6 a goo.
Nothing doing in Clover Seed.
FLAX SEED for crushing, "a a
COS.
STAVES....W. O. Barrel 7 IS
pounds; do. hid IS a 20; do pipe goa
26. In limited demand.
COFFEE...St. Domingo 100 1855
per Cwt. Havana .18 1895. Coffee
is in request and has advanced 2 ais
per cwt.
SUGAR. Havana b"oNn2 to 35s
ditto white 43 a SIS; Muscovado, dry
brown 81 a g.; do middlins and fine 81
a 79s. We reduce our quotation Tor
sugar 2s. per cwt. since last week.
English Stocks Aug. 10.
ro,,oIc rod go Q -9G: