Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-15
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Ne'' York, June i

tors of the Newly ork Daily Adss.s
have received from their corresno,s
regular files of London papers to n. y
and Lloyd's Lists to the 9th Of An,S
Liverpool papers to the LIST of Nav, t al
elusive.
Prices Current at LiUerpool, LIST H..
Cotton-For the past week has sns
cred no dininuition as to demand R'
eds and New-Orleans were most IN
mand. Brazils have receded a little on
descriptions are in less demand Tbs,aI
of the week ending Saturday, were ss
bags, of which 400 were Upland, n
to lid; ll24 New Orleans, at lot ALL
436 Tennessees, at 9 9 I'D: ga 8
Islands, at IL a lSd; do stained, 10,
Is Id.
40bacco-Remains dull, and no bud
ness done in it last week: prices as b,fo1
quoted.
Rice-l26 tierces and half tieres
new Carolina were sold at auction a, Il
lbs Cd for ordinary, and las Sd lis
from ordinary to fair In addition q
casks of fine old brought los cd. NotIip
done in foreign.
Nauai Stores-The demand for raj
Turpentine has subsidized; no sales at su
ton last week; we quote lis l5s 3D.
Tar, American, l5s les I'D.
Bark-New-Y ork, l5s les.
AsheS-Pots, 40 Ais; Pearls, Al a Il
Sugars The sales were very sn,
the last week, and generally at retu
ton of u cwt.
CoHee-Continues to droop; no enc.
ries at private sale, and at public it cd
off heavily; it has fallen off 5 a ~ cwt
Americau Stocks at London, 26th Apr
Three per cents 60. 20; new 6 p
cents, l02 los; per cents los 5pd
cents 100 lOl-the above with dividea
from LIST April. United States Ban !
Shares .e23 10, with dividend from Is
January.
The London prices of eth April stat
that Sugar had declined Is per cwt
Coffee had declined trihe.
Extract Of letter dated Londonderry
Goth April" American Flaxseed, 76s|
us cd, brisk"
1t is mentioned in an article from 0
dessa, dated March % but which has n
foundation in truth, that ga strong AmerI
can squadron is stated to have appeare
in the Archipelago. and to have taken fV
Turkish ships of war, two of which an
frigates. The cause of these hostilit.
was stated to be that the American An
bassador had not been received"
The Emperors of Russia and Austri
have come to the determination of obser'
ing the strictest neutrality towards II
Greek instruction. Declarations frOl
both those crowned heads, are to be pu
lished at Vienna and st. Petersburg
The revolutionary army under the Prin
Ypsilanti, exceeds six thousand. As late
the Goth of March, no battles had be
fought. ConstaAtinople is represented
being tranquil, and the disposition mai
tested by the Greeks to rebel, had subsid
on learning they could get no support FRI
the Emperor Of Russia. So says the L.
don Courier.
Intelligence had reached Paris throus
German channels, than in several Of Il
Isles of the Archipelago, the Greeks b;
the example of their countrym
in other provinces by raising the standard
against the Turks. The troo
which the Porte had sent from Constantin
pie to the Isle of Gambia, had been vanquis
ed. The insurgents alter making great ca
mage took possession Of all the forts on Il
Island and boisted the independent flag
A Greek squadron bad united off the islar
OF ldra. An instruction had also biok'
out in the Morea, and a great number
Turks mastered. Many Greeks ire
Bulgaria, have joined the corps of troop co
handed by prince Ypsilanti. Another bo
had been organized by Greek named X
rabia. Two different parties in WallaeI
have declared against the Ottoman autbo
y. 1t is added that fortune has become
Vorable to Ali Pacha, and that be has no Ii
than $4,000 men under his standard.
The London Courier Of the 2Sth of Apr
says that from private advices from Consta
linople. it appears that the instruction
Moldavia and wallacbia is by no means
formidable as has been represented. II
stated by the writer's OF most of the lett
from mercantile houses as of triHing imp
lance, being merely similar to revolts so
Ten occurring in the Turkish Empire, VIII
are speedily put stop to on the executl
Of few of the ringleaders.
Prince Ypsilanti, who is at the head
he instruction in Moldayia and Wallaeb