Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-11

e. 81 Charleston Courier. the following
D' Tery late from England;
The letter bag of the ship Corsair, capt.
o.i,is. from Liverpool, has Just come up:
nnr files OF papers are to the Esd Jan.
We discover nothing of prominent inter
Tin them from hasty perusal
There appears to be very little change
The Cotton Market.
Vary little political news. The same
.DcpItainty with regard to war between
V",,ia and Turkey, continues. Accounts
I'm that quarter are very contradictory
A. The last dates, the probability of war
I,dnther increased.
- The liverpool Market, Jan 81.
Colton-The occurrences OF last week
] hire not been interesting, either for mag
Ditu,e OF variation of prices, although the
n,rket was pretty numerouSly attended
Sy the trade during the week, purchases
we're reluctantly made at the same time
hodsrs declined pressing sales at any ma
trial reduction, yet in some instances a
,raipg sacrifice was submitted to. we ne.
wrtheless continue previous quotations.
The particulars If the sales OF the week
consist It 1886 Bowels, at z Q to lid;
ass Tennessee, to 8 3 4; 463 Orleans. .
bl23.4: 300 Sta Islands, A l2 81: 80
,nined do l2 to IL Ia; IT'S Pernan bucos;
1884 IL 2; 546 Maranhams. 10 to
|lll4;Sl4 Bahias 10 4toIl i 4;4O Nina
Geras, ~ A; Ito Demeraras IL toll
le, 80 Carthsgenas 8 A; l2 Smyrnss g.;
ss5Surats Z to Z 8 4, and 24O Beagals s
s6 5 Sd per ID. Total $685. packages.
UGshington, March 9.
The following important Message was yes
tday transmitted by the President of the Uni
ted States to the House of Representatives
To he House Of Representatives of tie United
StEtes.
In transmitting to the House Of Repre-
ynlatiYes the documents, called tor by he
rOutiOn OF that House of the 30th of jan
uy, | consider it my duty to invite the
alantion OF Congress 10 a very important
subject, and to communicate the sentiments
d The Executive on II, that should Con
gess entertain similar sentiments, there
my be such cooperation between the two
Departments OF the Government. as their
respective rights and duties may require.
The Revolutionary movement. in the
Spanish Provinces in this hemisphere, al
tracted the attention, and excited the SYM
PATTY OF our fellow citizens, from its com
mencemeRt. This feeling was natural and
honorable 10 them, from causes which need
not be communicated TO you. 1t has been
gratifying to all TO see the general aLqules-
CeNce which has been manifested IN the
policy which the constituted authorities
have deemed II proper 10 pursue, IN regard
10 this contest. AS soon as the movement
assumed such a steady and consistent torn
8 10 make the success OF the Provinces
PrObable, the rights 10 which they we're IN.
tiled by the law of nations, as equal par
! lie, 70 civil war, were extenJe 10 them.
I Zach party was permit ed 20 enter our ports
! siln its public and private ships, and to
Ike from them every article which was the
subject OF commerce with other nations.
Our ci'izens tlso have carried on commerce
VIII borh parties, and the government has
POtec,ed II, with Zach m articles not con-
taband OF war Through the whole OF this
,OOlesr, the United States have renamed
GG,raI and nave fulfilled, with The utmost
mpartiailiy, all the obligations incident 10
TIA character.
This c0nteSt has now reached such
taSe, and been attended with such deci-
tys success on the part of the provinces
uat It merits the Most profound considera,
tOh, ~hst her tBslr right To the rank ui IA
eependent ia ions, with all the advanta
ses Incident 10 IT, 10 theIT Intercourse with
oe United ates, Is not Complete. Bue-
nos AyreS, assumed that rank by lorna
OecaratlOn M 1916, and has enjoyed II
'sce 1910, tree from INVASION by the pa
/ 'eni country. The provinces composing
We Republic OF Colombia, alter having
separately declared their indepen ence :,
were united by fundamental law of tue
ian OF December, 1919. A strong Spa
wa force occupied, al that ums certain
g'rS OF the Territory within their limits,
S"u "ased destructive war. That force
u" since been repeatedly defeated, aud
Wv whole OF It either made prisoners. or
e7'foyed or expelled from the couatry
wa The exception of an Uncomfortable
t'ooh only, which is block adei in two
T'Uesses. fhe provinces or the Pacific
a''s likewise been very successful Gull
.FC'ared Independence in 1878, and hs,
@ICs enjoyed II undisturbed; and of late
4 y The assistance of Chli and Burnos
N1'es' the revolution has extended to Pr
~ vi the movement in Mexico our in
i r.H@'ion IS less authentic; but II IS never
.e'e's' distinctly understood, that the new
,a has declared its independence
I ~ mat there is now no opposition TO 1t
b H., e. nor force to make any. For the
Wiee Years the Cove rnment of SPAN
~ ny uo' sent single corps of troops to a.
p"toi hat Country; nor is there an,
'on 10 believe 1t will send any IN ,u,ur,