Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-05

,..arS other nSiOn IN auaiity anc
rScel - -, - = Ntwhest aud oats supper
cheapne 'Is prices, but inferior samples
last 49, nnsalea BILE There is little bar.
are pe1 msrket bat still the demand is mol
EVER ssy than the supply IS, and prices are
hO' mn English funds continue rather 10
us and there is very little difference
.inprE',i he cash and time prices oil consols.
ne'" ,Se Aueust account they opened at 80
fui .O 10 SO l-8 buyers, at which quo
anu l0I Inv closed. Some OF the Feieign
ta'lo '.,;ss are rather brisk. The French
0eC I,o. are free sale at 90. The Prussian
h ne Syes at S83 a 50. Mr.. Rothschilds
ou prlssian Loan in the latter part OF
pc new avwas in considerable demand at So.
INC n Io -" new bonds remain steady at
~ The Spanish are again dearer The
or ~ baa1s are Tree sale al 62E 7-8 So,
ora V ,bs new at 81 5,84 The Danish
s Siuos are SCI 81, but not much business is
!, ~" resent done in them. The Neapo!i,,
o., o. Elves rather improve in demand, and
"a, @~;. nr;ce is steady at III. Russian Me-
, .i1" Five. are little in demand at 10.
''i fTIa new Loan to Russia is rather i'm
waved and has reached 8ii. Austrian
Securi,y is not very popular, the Metalllc
E;vss are pnminaly quoted at rs, Chill
Ewes are dull at rs 3-8 l-9,
TsIiow is rather improved, being more
s,eaGy At Gas to 34s Sd Every other ar
ticIe Of Baltic produce is as dull as posi-
bic.
LLOYD; books again present. list OF VAL
uabIe captures By pirates Oh the South A
mprican coast. Il is unfortunate that the
government ct England cannot reconcile
70 the present system of Europe, the re
rogritien Of the independence OF the new
States in tia. quarter of the globe Tor
nitrate could have 90 protection IL the tsee-
dom of all flags was acknowledged.
According 10 letters from Jamaica, re-
ceivad by last mail the trade with the
neighboring continent was much depresS-
ed. aad % effect sales OF any article was
impossible without considerable loss.
These accounts are dated on the 18th OF
June. Thew represent the pirates, chiefly
belonging 70 St Jago de Cuba, as being
exceedingly active and successful IN col
leclng their tthes in those seas.-Ihey
spare neither friend nor foe, and respect
no flag. TIE English suffer more from
their depredatIons tnan any other nation,
their chips being pore numerous. A taw
British briggs and cutters would he very
seryCable, for the independent flag is not
able to put the maraGders down, though it
does all ia its power 10 protect the peace
able shipping trading TO its ports.
The Ann, Capt. Philips, from Valpsra-
so. valued al goo 900 dollars; and the Je
seph, from the same place, had been cap
tured by she Peruvian squadron and car
ried into Lima, for breach Of blockade.
The Layinia had also been condemned at
that place for like offence. Surely some
steps ought TO be taken By the British Co
yernnent to reconcile any differences
which may happen on such occasions.
Lloyd's Coffee House will lot underwIi'e
The trade with South America under the
present system, except at an enormously
high rate, and much property must conse-
queuly be kept at home, because the pro-
FITS will mol near the additional charge, and
no merchant could lake The whole risk Of
capture on himself. The connection with
South America is of more importance to
Englaad than all the benefits which she
can ever obtain from the Holy Alliance
and Spain having irrecuverahly lost her
colonies, cannot be benefited by the Co
yemment of England continuing not to &C
knowledge the sovereignty OF these tree
aud rising nations.
Dislrust in the minds Ct the South Ame-
ricans must be the reiult OF any long delay
On the part OF Eng land TO acknowledge
their independence, and when the acknows
(edgement is made, as il must sooner or la
ter, il may perhaps be attributed to selfish
Tess CT necessity, and not TO llberality OF
sentiment.
The importance OF South America TO
The commerce OF England cannot admit
the most distant doubt, and let it be hoped
That no false notions OF policy will prevent
the british Government from doing this
act OF JUS ,ceto men who have conquered
Ad established their liberties, from con-
ierng great advantages on the depressed
'Fade OF their own country.