Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-16

Bile we shall have frequent occa. 4 p!O0s-
vert ;as the wholesale claims Of II. as . =
ern despot If persisted in, nc M .s
y lead to maritime war; 10 which .st
England can scarcely remain 1 n s.sa'.
spectator and the million bayon,t!p s ase
| lexander will avail little in conis.s a.
the well armed navy Of the United sl'a
In another part of our paper We b,vaa'es,
ven a briefyiew OF the Corresponds a,s 81
tween the Russian ambassador anu y De-
| Adams for the present, our lim; "s Wy:
not ALLOW US to enlarge upon The soh sl
further than t. observe. that the o 'ucet
of war and peace will entirely dens uesuoa
| on the will and interest of Russia nil up'
any regard TO the honesty of the m s.uoal
as such commonplace considerat;ona.'
beneath the notice of so distingu;sSh..ss are
member OF the Holy Alliance su
Matthews, the most distinguished r.
median OF the age, was on the eve al A.
parture for America. u'
Among the literary notices, ne find !.
nounced as 10 press, HaIidown Hin az 'a
matte sketch from Scottish history, BY g.
Walter Scott. VIC
lied at Paris, on the l7th Of May, o.
brain fever, the Duke OF R.chlieu H., VI
Prime Minister of France; and on ' ,hs
same day of inflammation of the lunss w. H.
Serene Highness, the reigniDg Dnfs ns
SAKE Astha Altsnburg.
Liverpool. 5.h month 3Ist. 1899
Our cotton market during this months.
on the whole been languid in III. s,,I-
part of it there was a tolerably fair a..
mand, but notwithstanding the arrival,
were small, the prices were scarcely main.
tanned. Latlerly, however, the arrivals
have been very large both from Ansres
and from the Brazils; the market in eoam,
quence has been excessively fiat for the la,t
fortnight and although the pr,cs, hare 6i. !
len, there IS still no disposition to bun "a.
Tess at a further reduction; large public
sales are intended TO be brought toruarI
neat yeek. 100 bags. consulting of Atc.
Orleans and Sea Islands, 6ssng ALREADY an.
nounced, and further quantities uiH no
doubt be added before The day Of sale The
declining aspect of The American markets
by the recent advices, the large accumu.
lation of stocks there, and the general er.
pectation entertained that their crop viii
prove ultimately to be fully equal in GUAM
tity to the previous years, all tend 10 de-
press the market, and 10 do away with the
expectation OF future advantages from hold.
ing over. We may quote Upland (byt
these quotations are merely nominaD FROM
~ to st for ordinary to fair qualify, Cd q
Gid for good fair to good, and Gid 10d
are asked for very good and fine New
Orleans 83d lOd, good fair 10 good Ios9
lid, very fine up to I'D Tennessee
and Alabama Gid 84d,i good and foe
from Bid Sd; Sea Islands lz3d 14sd,
good fair to good lid lid, very good and
fine up to cid, stained Sea Islands Sd
12d per lb.
Ashes, Pot, 40 to 44s.; Pearl, 46 10 As;
Tobacco, Virginia stem, to u; Kentuc-
Ky leaf, ct to 4 Turpentine, l3s. Sd.
cwt.; Rice, Is to I5s. 3D.; Tar. II to H.
London, Mays9.
Letters have TO day been received from
Lisbon TO the 4th inst. by way Of France,
which communicate the important intelli-
gence of conspiracy having been formed
there, to overthrow the Constitutional sys-
TEN, but which was detected sufficiently
early to prevent the i'll consequence which
might otherwise have attended it. tap
pears that the first step taken by The 60
yernment, on being made acquainted with,
the plot, was 10 issue decree for The sus-
pension of the Habeas Corpus Act, which
has been in force since the adoption OF the
constitutional system. This measure led
to the arrest of twenty-six persons some
of the advices mention, that twenty. elgb1
persons were taken up, who were sald 10
be implicated in the conspiracy. All 'ne:o
individuals were examined privately, M
of whom il was determined should De Im"
mediately sent out of the Kingdom. we
understand that none OF them were per
sons of any consideration. r
1t is understood that in consequence o.
the temporary absence OF Earl Grey, lfop'
his attendance of the House OF Lords, OIL
account of the death of bis mother, y -
the intention of the duke OF Porllan9 ~
move that the second reading OF Inc "a.
thoIic Bill, which was fixed tor frIu.y
next, shall be put off TO some future osy.
Paris, .May 24.--NotwthstandIng 'Oe
fatterning reports OF peace circulated Oh
Saturday, the funds, which bad leil Oh % y,
89f loo. the preceding day, only ross e.. ~
cents, SO that this is hardly to be consi !.sa.
ed as deciding the grand question ei i1on
one way or the other. The report h Sa'
Frankfort of .Moldavia and Wsllacbla na
wing been evacuated, was not suPPo = "a
by any of yesterdays papers; a DC J, y the
this morning generally bslIevean !na 10; m
last note drawn from the Res Enen .L.o
the 18th ult contained little more .na ..;S
repetition OF former grievances. y Hss,.
that the Porte insists on retaining lne n ';oo
tier provinces until the Greek in;urrese S,"r.
be suppressed. The object OF this oe .ud
mination is evident. 1t that he1oie iii iii
unfortunate people are crushed, y w."