Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-25

| few days ago off Presisa, with a trigate
andshrig OF war and that The usual civllitles
/ had passed between him and the Pacha who
1 was then there. Itappears more probable
therefore that the preparations making on
both sides are for some other object. and
that these two powers intend to act in con-
junction against a continental power, which
is the more probable, as it appears that some
guns and other ordnance stores, have been
landed at Corou and Madah, as well as in
other parts Of the Morea besides some de.
tachments OF Turkish troops. 1t is further
reported that feet consisting of IA sail OF
! vessels Of different descriptions, is shortly
expected in this neighborhood, being now at
| Idra''
Price of Stocks. July s.-Three percent
ConsoIs. IS So g a 5-8--Consols ftr ac-
count, 10 1-3I-4; three per cent red. SO IA
3-8 I8 Ia Five per cent N. Am. log l-o
81 | a -four per cent So a.
Price of American Stocks in London, Ju-
ly 6. Three per cents 66 to 66a /; New six
per cents log to log Bank shares 2al.
Liusrpool Market, July 10.
| The market for Cotton continues very
languid for all descriptions except Bow eos,
which experience very fair demand atfull
prices. New Orleans remain in steady re-
, quest. The sales of the week include POGO
bowels, midd!ing 10 fine, at II 5-8 to Id /;
$40 Orleans, ordinary Gne, III to I5d; lao
good Tennessee, HI; $50 Sea Islands, Ie to
90.
To5acco.-No demand for leaf. and little
enquiry from The trade for stemmed "a few
hhds. of the latter have been sold at former
prices. Rice-demand very partial--two
parcels of very fine Carolina, offered at auc-
ton, were bought in at 60 TO 81; lot OF fine
has been purchased at FL 6, and 5000 casks
common for shipment at lss 6, to Is. Ma
vni Stores. Carolina Tar has been sold at
los and Virginia at It's 6 very little demand
for raw lurpentine ; highest offers at auction
IS. Ashes remain dull as last quoted.
Prime Am. w. O. Slaves are in moderate
demand at steady prices inferior quite I'm
saleable Am Wheat, IS Cd to IS 81 Flour
in bond, 26 to 28s.
Jutyll. 3 o'clock. The cotton market
continues tolerably quiet, though there has
been something doing this morning in Ame-
rican descriptions but without any alteration
il prices. 600 hills. common Am. Tar sold
t.eely this morning at % to 5s 3.
Import Of cotton last week 1919
Extract of u letter from Cork Of July 8.
6 The present distress is very great. and
fear ii will long continue. Our bank failures
within range OF 60 miles, we reckon little
short OF million and half sterling, besides
a large one in Dublin. Our government
have not yet agreed 10 suffer -four TO be land
ed here for expectation. |
Lonaoe. JuyG.
The Bascia OF Scutiri. has, by the order
of the Grand Signior, marched against the
revolted Pacha of Janina, with $4,000 in.
fantry and 5000 cavalry. ] he Pacha has |
taken the town of SaioDa, which was garri-
soned by the turkish troops, put the garrison |
TO the sword, and sacked the city. TIE rul-
kish fotilla have taken vessel from Leg.
horn, with warlike stores for the reyoilers.
Ali Pacha had applied TO Sir THOMAS Matt
land, 10 know whether the British would re-
strain the turkish feet, according to some |
former arraDgeemnt. The ships Of the line !
have been lately launched at Constantine
pie.
Accounts from Majorca are to June II,
which state, Palma continues exempt from
the disease which desolates San Ser. era and
Arta. and it is much feared all the inhabi-
ants in the latter places will fall victims"
The Algeline squadron remained in port |
June 2, ready for sea. 1t was conjec!ured |
ut was to cruise against the Spanish trade.
London, July7.
The proceedings in both Houses OF Par
lament yesterday respecting the Queen,
were highly interesting. In the Lords, !
Messrs Brougham and Denman were heard |
at tho har in e,JDnort of her MaieSIv's mott. !