Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-07
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Neg York. Non. 9


The fourth line ship Robert Fulton, capt
Holdridge. arrived yesterday morning from
Liverpool. bringing US London papers to
the ED, and Liverpool TO the Gath, both
inclusive. Their contents do not appear
to possess much interest Capt HoldIdge
has brought dIspa tcbes for government
English Stocks. Sept. 9l.--Three per
cent consols, 80 7.8 10 81 | -8--New four
per cents. 100 l-8 to 100 3-8-Con.os for
account, 8l4 to 81 3-8.
French Funds, Sept. l9.--Five per CTS.
Bank Stock, 1891
liverpool MARKETS. Sept. g.
Cotton. --Throughout the whole of the
week the market has exhibited an unusual
degree OF animation, 10 which spectators
and exporters, as well as dealers, have con.
tributed in no inconsderable degree The
whole extent of the weeks transactions,
OF which only 984 bags were forced of,
amounted TO 1887 packages, loco OF
which we're taken for shipment, and about
Q5oo, (chieHy Boweds,) on speculation.
In consequence of this increased demand
holders enhanced their demands, in which
buyers, 10 a certain degree, acquiesceG
and generally paid an advance OF l-8 pei
10. on low and middling qualities OF Bow
eds and Orleans. The business in Sea Is.
lands was greatly facilitated and extended
by speculs tive demand for the low quail.
tiles, which obtained an advance OF per
ID. The following are the particulars Of
Che business of the week by private
treaty, 7745 Bowels at 7-S to 8 l-8d.
9S5 Tennessees fl to I'D; 1889 Orleans
81 TO iOd.; 72s Sea Islands lO4 to lad ;
lis stained 90 to Sd.
Tobacco --Considerab BILE sales, say about
Zoo bids. have been made during the
week. MiddIng and good qualities of
Kentucky and Virginia stemmed at quoted
currency g to u Leaf is in limited re-
quest, with The exception OF SO hhds sold
for Ireland at 81 10 81 fer ordinary, and
44 to 81 for low mddling TO good. No.
thing was done in this description.
Naval Slores.-There has been some
improvement in the demand for raw ur.
pentlrs, and loo bbls. good quality were
freely taken by auction, at l3s SO to l3s
sd per cwt. 10 Tar OF any description no
thing has occurred, and prices remain at
previous quotations.
We can learn no correct intelligence,
from the English papers, relative TO the
affairs OF The Greeks and Turks, as all the
accounts appear to be made to SUIT the par
tlcular purposes o! the persons who pro-
mulgate them. One account from the ALI
gemeine Zedung OF the 7th OF September,
represents the Greek cause in most de-
plora Die, condition, in consequence OF the
Turks having poured into the Morea, a
very large force from the Northern Pro-
ylnces. II is then added, the result has
been almost total ruin and absolute des-
pair--ln every quarter terror and dIsmay
prevail, and all The exertions of the vari-
Gus chieitains TO re collect their scattered
forces, have hitherto been in vain. We
are mol in possession OF any particulars of
the laie diseom6tures--butw we are assured
by various travellers arrived al Trieste,
that the defeat has been complete and de.
Cisive. II is said that the Senate, before
it's dispersion, had time to frame proca.
nation, the manifesto, published some
days ago, in this Gazette, ] in which it still
exhor;ed the Greeks to psrseyere in the
cause of Christian liberty, although their
efforts we're Tor The present bafled. They
also again called upon the powers of Eu.
rope 10 afford assistance"
On the other hand the Paris Constitu-
tioDel contains two bulletins, said to be
authentic, giving The particulars of two
brilliant victories over the Turks, one on
the Esd OF June before Argos, when they
retreated, and were again repulsed on he
25th at ;hs pass at Trestes (balf way be-
tween Argos and Corinth) with the loss OF
6ltsen hundred men, and ESQ horses arc
baggage taken and sent to Tripolizza.--
The other engagement is said to have Ia
ken place at Corinth, on the 9Th OF Az
gust, in which the Turks suffered greatly
Ihs batts vas. resumed TIP ss1t day,