Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-27
POSTSCRIPT.
NeD f0TE, Oct. 70.
ATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS

nl whence she sailed on the 10Th ult.
brings accounts of very great rise
aour owing to a succession OF heavy
';ns Tor the week previous to her depar-
,~rs which had . disastrous effect on the
w., A letter from Liverpool OF the
- avs that Philadelphia -four had been
- 35s in bond.--ln consequence of
~" .dyance in this article the passengers
30 Hercules were all very anxious to
aah the city before the news could be
nramnlpated, for the purpose of specula-
ZION. and one gentleman, more fortunate
taan his companions, was enabled to reach
Gown Yesterday morning, IN time to dis
na,cG letters by the southern mail, and
.rysral hours before others arrived.
A sudden increment In -four took place
carly in the afternoon, and by shutdown
IRE nurchases had been made for ship
msnt. and all will, we hope, end we'll.
We learn from passenger, that it was
the general opinion in Liverpool, that the
ports would be open for the Importation
4 Of grain from Canada, and probably from
the United States.
The Liverpool Cotton Market was live.
" at an advance of I'D on Sea-lslands, and
on other descriptions. A price current
osthe 18th states the sales for the hYe
days previous at
6660 bales UPlasds, 81 to lid,
29sO do New-Orlesns, 9 to l2t,
1870 do Tennessees, s to %,
600 do Sea- islands, lS3to 81.
Prices of Stocks, London, Sept Ia.
Three per cent consOls, 1858; five per
cents. loo; consols for acct. as as.
French Funds, Sept, 9.
Five per cents shut on the 4th inst. SSf
GO; ditto for the opening on the ED inst.
o5i 75c.
Liverpool Markets, Sept, Is.
Cotton. Sea Island. Is Cd to Is Sd;
Georgia Bowed, ST to liz; NOrleans. 81
10 i3G; Tennessee, 81 to 10; Ashes Pot,
SIS TO 80. Pearls. SIS cd; Rice, Sos Cd to
IS; Tobacco. York and James River, g
to ID; Stemrned 5 to 6; Kentucky, 2 to
l., Flaxseed for crushing, ~ to 40; Tar,
to Is; Turpentine, los cd to l2s cd;
Flour, 50 to SIS in bond; sour do 40 to
IS, free.
Corn Exchange, Sept IA.
Tie weather now becoming very alarming
4 frr the ENDORSED crops, aud having but htlle
H fine wheat at market lhisInOrning, .ales were
N Isaiily effected al an advance OF full go per
4 ql,rt.r on Wednesdays prices.
Il The Globe OF h. 18th ult. SAYS. "Tte
Il pnCertsln STATE of the harvest weather, and
the consequent; probability that the money
81 IN the market would be employed in corn
specnia'ions tshoulf the average price 81
; low tas parts to he opened } h., had is opr-
rpIon N deprrsslu. the funds within the last
few days. They have suffered further fall
tbs Day"
'rhe accounts from Ireland respecr,ag the
harvest were somewhat alarming. At Wa
t~itord the weather had cleared up good
deal, ani although still an object of solicit
tute had almost ceased 10 create alarm OF
TIE new supply OF whe-t the sales had been
limited al 3Us. for to- best, and mtid ing
On lties 81 to 2Ss. Most ofwhat was offer
ri was very soft, and more or less injured
by the rain.
The heavy rains had been more injurious
to thu continent All the country on The
banks OF he Rhine had become scene of
iantat;on and distress, and the injury TO the
harvest was expected 10 exceed that OF 1917.
~ leicester grain had experienced con-
Siderable advance, and wheat which sold for
7o'. Oh The i8tb August, went of readily at
SES on ide S'h OF September.
VIZ. Washington, of the Treasury, has for
va 81 the following letter TO the Commls-
saOsrS OF his Maiesty's Customs
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10.
Export of Tobacco 10 Ireland.
TREAsuRY CHAMBERS, July 81.
"EHTLsNEN-NHh reierence to report
Ct I've Commissioners 1T Excise, of the 9th
III. on statement from Newry, in ireland,
~ regard 10 consignment OF tobacco from
hSS.l 'r& AID With reference also 10 let
ie- Of tui. Board. OF the 23d ult TO the Com
mlsSoners of Excise, directing clause TO
prepared allowing tobacco to be exported
70 lteiari in vessels OF To tons, the Lords
Commissioners 81 his Msjesty's Treasury
desire, that unJll the pleasure OF Parliament
shall De known, you will give directions for
s'tning this Indulgence.
5. Il LUSHING TON.
10 The Commissioners of the Customs.
iac latest accounts from Con,tantinople
wee TO The 10Th of August. News had been
Deceived here from tiIe Mores and Llvadia,
"tlch slate that the Imperial trOnps had sue
Ge4ei N driving the Insurgents from some
o'S'ici> ut those provinces, and in restoring
tranquility there.
Ne are still left in the dark as TO the situa-
hon OF affairs between Ru STA and Turkey,
9 lie daily statements in the London papers
continued TO differ Baron Slrogonof arrived
Jdr>Sa on the 18th and would have 10 per
ErM quarantine OF l6 days. Letters
"'m that place OF he l7rh state that his ar
tN'i had produced no great senSation.-
''S.ecture was busy as TO who would sue