Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-16
LATEST FROM eseL'Np.

the editors of the Commercial AoVei''se'
have received regular files OF Liverpool Pa
pers to Esd of January inclusive.
The session of parliament was 70 nave
commenced. the day ca which the ri'on
sailed. 1t was to be opened by the King IN
person, says London paper OF the 9ist and
not by commission, as some OF The radical
| papers had predicted. A Liverpool editor
| remarks that this is expected to be one OF the
most animated sessions in British history
OF this We may be certain that many grave
and important subjects will engage the all
tention ofparliament, both regarding our TO-
reign relations and our domestic policy. ne
conduct to be pursued by this country to-
wards Spain, Portugal and Naples, will no
doubt be bro't under the consideration OF
Parliament, and the p.i which ministers
may be disposed to tax between The gov
eminent of Naples and the allied powers
will probably be explained at an early pc
Rod At home, subjects of importance will
force themselves upon the attention OF both
houses of parliament, and the case OF the
queen will form one of the first Of these SUBJ
! jects. Ministers, we think, will scarcely
venture TO enter upon auy new measure OF
PROSECUTION towards her majesty. but they
are not we fear prepared to do her ample
justice, by restoring her name 10 the Lltur-
~, aud vesting her with all her rights and
privileges asqueen consort. The numerous
positions from the commercial. the agricultu-
raj and the manufacturing interests. present.
ed to parliament during the last session, and
! many OF which will be resumed during this
session. will doubtless fix the attention of
/ both houses of the legislature, but whether
any relief can be afforded to the petitioners.
! except that which time and patience can sup
ply, il is difficult to pronounce The pro-
gressive steps towards the resumption of
cash payments by the bank will. we should
( imagine, come also under the revision of
parliament. From the tone of the loyal ad-
dresses sent from various parts of the coun-
try, !! is imagined that. some new measure
! of restriction upon the pressis contemplated
by ministers and their adhereEts, but whe-
ther the 'licentiousness' so much dwelt upon
is to be corrected by more riged perfor-
nance of the duties of the attorney general
or by the bestowment of some fresh powers
upon thai officer, is secret which time must
| be left 10 disclose.
Price of British stocks on the Goth ia
nuary.-Three per cent reduced, e9 7-9;
do con.ols; SO l-8. Price of bulion-new
doubloons, IS las Sd; new dollars As l0id.
A London paper of The Goth Of January.
says, that the coronation will positively take
place on the sSth of May.
Prices current, Liverpool, January 22-
American produce-cotton, per lb. bowed,
Georgia, It'd I03d; Sea Island. o g. S lid
a Is Sd, mid T. Fl Is i'd Is; New Or
leans, Sd Is Old; Tennessee, I'd I'D.
Tobacco per Id ). River leaf, i'd SD;
ordinary sound, 81 4d; middling, Al 81;
good and fine, I'D; stemmed, Gid;
Rappabannock leaf, 81 a AID; stemmed, 81
Sd.
Ashes, per cwt. New-York, LIST pot, 39s
Cd 4Os; Boston, 39s Cd 4Os; Montreal,
33s 34s; staine d and crushed. 30s 3Is;
! pearl, American, 3Ss los; AIchangel and
Peters, IS 38s.
Turpentine, per cwt. rough, 9s lbs Cd.
Tar. per Dbl. Am. II els, Archan. and
Stock I9 22s.
Bark, Querciron, per cwt. New York Is
a los; Philadelphia, lis Sd els.
Bees wax, p. C. il3 a IS los.
! Rice, per cwt in bond, Carolina, les a
eos.
: Slaves, per NJ. W. O. pipe, l94 | &c;
hid. ll6 l22; bJl 10 ia; Quebec Nj.
p. std. 100:
Timber, per foot, common pine, Is I'D
Is ed.
Oil, linseed, per gal. es 9 a Is lOd;Rape
brown, IS Sd IS Sd; pale, As Is Id. tur-
pentine, p. C. SIS So.
Rosin. per cwt Is Sd Is Sd.
Tallow, per cwt, Peters. Vel. Can. 53s
Sd 54s.
Peters. Soap, sos SO; 'siber. do do;
Afchan. do do; Brazil do SIS Sos.
Price of corn and -four at Liverpool, Sa-
turday Jan. go. The market on Tuesday
last, &c. was not so brisk as generally look
I e. L. Al.