Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-04

-. p e On ths 'lSth. ult, for having losl
two men By fever Oh her passaea eEeb
virginia and which was inspected r. bs
of malignant stature sgss on Satusd Z 4
: and proceeded to Cowes 70 di5-
chsroe her cargo eftobacco into French
vessels. which are there waiting to con-,
yey it 70 HavrS. ~
We understand that the Navy Pay
Office cashier, announced by as few
DAYS ago a. having decamped with 49,
Ooiol. has been traced to = ship bound
for 4 merica, thres days after she had
sailed. aud that fast sailing cutter was
Immediately dispatshed in chase Of the
vessel.
Pr;cs Of Stocks this day at osss-
Rank Stock 239; 8 perez. Red ~ =
per CT. Cons. 70; Cons, % leo. u
Letters have come % hand from St Pc
tersburgh to the 10Th olt. Their contents
are important, inasmuch as they put d.
rect negative on the allegation that fresh
Ambassador from that court. to succeed
Baron sTRooosovr Al Constantinoples had
been appointed. No fears, however,
we're entertained in St. Petersburgh that
peace would be interrupted. II isadmit
te d that the negotiations continued, which
wa. the &C casion Of q constant correspon-
dence being kept up between Vienna and
st. Petersburgh. So strong was the apin-
ion that no war would break out. that the
exchange on London was steadily adyan-
cling the last quotation is 8 GIG. which IS
much higher than that mentioned by pre-
vious arrivals.
Letters have been received to day from
Odessa 10 the 18th uit. and what little is
contained IN them, on the subject OF poli-
tics. completely discountenances the re-
port, of war between Russia and Tor.
key.
We have received this morning the Psr-
is papers of Saturday. In our preceding
page we have given some extracts from
them, and We subjoin additional ones
The Continental Journals are once more
full of warIike rumours, and according to
one account, bostilities have actually COM
mencsd between the Russian and Otto
man force on the Puth. This is about
the twentieth time that we have heard Of
the sword being drawn, though i still re-
mains in the scabbard. Tomorrow prob
ably, we shall be told, from tl,s same qusr-
ter, that the Russian army has brokos up.
and returned to its respective quarters,
and that new ambassador from H. /. n.
arrived at Constantinople. We place no
| sort Of reliance upon those unauthentics
| ted statements. On the contrary. we have
| every reason to believe, that at the pres
ent moment, there is no probability Of
war. What unexpected turn the negoci-
alton, may take. till they are finally COM
pleted, We will not even conjecture; but
| there must be some casualty OF that kind
tc create any chance Of hostiIities occur
ring. 80
Private advices state that on Saturday
the Five per Cents were 500 soc.
The following are extracts;
Paris, Nov, 10,
:" Some letters from Germany give
| hopes that througb thelntervention o. the
Ambassadors OF Austria and England, the
Ottoman Porte would consent to give
Russia the satisfaction and guarantees
which che requires. Other letters assert
that Prince de Metternich bad, during
bis stay at Hanover, agreed with the Mar
quis of Londonderry to make to Russia
some proposition Of nature not to be re-
fused. Journal de Paris.
Letters from Madrid of The 29h ult.
were received yesterday, which mention
that difficulty has arisen in the compile
ton Of an expedition fitting out for some
time past in the port OF Cadiz, and sup
posed to be destined for South America,
from the want Of some ships of war OF the
first class. Ills added, that two Commits
sioners have been sent to Paris to pur.
chase, il possible, Of the French Govern
ment the vessels required; and that they
have instructions, should the negotiation
fail there 10 repair 10 this country.
THE LATE GALE.
The tremendous gale from the N N E