Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-28
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The demand for Cotton this week has
been rather limited, but prices remain
unaltered The sales amount to Ills pack
ages:-sea Islands 1913, at IA d; middling,
los to l7d; fair to good, led fne-Stain-
ed do Z, at led fair-Boweds l54, at ~;
middling, 10 to load; fair to good few
lid observation-disclosures 90, at lid; fair to
LEAD good.
The Boston Patriot contains the fol-
lowing items of European intelligence IN
addition to the articles In Saturdays ia
zette.
The Wheat Harvest had commenced
in England in August. Report says, that
the crop throughout England will be an
average one. and in Ireland that the har-
vest will be uncommonly productive.
Barley has also prom ing appearance.
Lo idcu, august l9.
The Paris papers OF the l4th and 18th
instant, are received. The intelligence
respecting Russia and Turkey maintains
its Usual character, of a mixture OF the
wsrliKe and pacific.
Paris, dug II.
Extrac. from private letter, received
at Hermanstadt-" Ii we may Judge
from the extraordinary movements VI
troops and the uninterrupted conveyance
of materials of all kinds, the commence
ment of hostillties cannot be very remote.
My next letters will probably announce
to you the arrival of the Emperor Alex
ander, at the head quarters of the Army
ofthe Pruth We are assured that he Is
expected every day, and that after re-
view the army will move forward. After
having reviewed the army OF the West,
assembled in the environs Of Wilma, the
Emperor will repair to the armies OF
General Yermoloff, and Count Wlttgen-
stein, whose effective force is estimator at
10000 men, with large train OF artilie-
ry. The number of the disposable. Rus
sian troops completely equipped, is calcu.
lated at 100000 men; the advance guard
alone is $4,000 strong 1t is sta ed that
Gen. SacNen has received orders to 60 to
the frontiers, and where he will assume
the chief command.
Ertract from the Wonite"r.
Lintz, Dug 8.
During several days past, there has been
much talk of new Congress, which 1t is
said, will meet at Vienna or Petersburg in
the month of September, (the present
month) solely to deliberate upon final
settlement Of the affairs of Turkey The
ministers of the five great powers will
take part. 1t is thought the Porte will
also be invited to send minister
1t is affirmed tina: our Cabinet has re-
ceived communication of the important
Declaration, which has been transmitted
by tie Russian Court to the Porte, and
! that its tenor is expected from the magma
nmity of the Emperor Alexander. This
monarch merely requires the execution of
the treaties of IVA, 1892 and 1912.
There is no aIlusion in the declaration
to any hostile intention, but it insis's that
the future condition Of the Greeks shall
be irrevocably fixed, and that they shall
be guaranteed against those prosecutions,
to which they have hitherto been subject
ed
1t was on the 18th August, that the
Porte received this Declaration. We
shall soon know whether the result be
peace or war.
dug II.
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Paris. Aug. Is
Letters from Italy continue to advert
to the rigorous measures adop ed at Ma
pies. Besides the four members of Par
lament, Borelli, Poerio Arcorita. and
Petrinelii, who have been sent under an
escort to Austria, they talk ofthe Danish
ment of several Generals. Austrian
troops, destined to complete the army Of
occupation which is to be forty thousand
strong, arrive at different periods at Ma.
pies.