Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-11

'd" year "e are however, in ios'
your high prices and the unfavorabI.s0 ps
counts from this quarter, will bars a.
a great falling of in shipments fror sdusd
side; and thai our stock will gradvaI !ov
crease till fall. ISLANDS are sell,na e.
lie to 80; superior lots might ohta;a ag
81. but we have hardly any such. W,
Norfolk, Juns.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM r.,vr.
POOL. ~
We were not favored with any pauenh,.
ship ScIpIo, whose arrival last ever,..
Hampton Roads, in a short passage from :
verPool, is mentioned under our marine H.,
but the very polite attention Of a friend !,
verpool has, in a measure, repaired the d..
pointment, by enclosing US the Mercu,y Il
ult. 1t contains no news, but being late, A..
our previous advices, we have extracted 4.
most interesting paragraphs.
Liverpool, Maua
We have nothing decisive 10 comma;
cate as to the state of affairs between Ru''
STA and the Porte. The constant ao.ss.
of The Refs Efendi to the renewed ,puI;.
cation. Of the English and Austrian /"
bassadors is, that the Porte has no dss,.
tor war; but, that, If she is attacked bv =.
power, she is prepared to defend her.1
IoNIAN ISLES.
r. report wa. in circulation in PAR, ~
The 25tb uIt. that intelligence has beeur ;.
ceived at Mar.eilles of a revolution IN n.
loDian Isles. The population are said h
have taken up arms against the English
and TO have proclaimed their iudepeu.
dence.
Dutch papers to the 9Th ultimo men.
ton, in advices from Batavia of the asdd'
December, that a dreadful hurricane VA
experienced at Nangsrsacky, aud its 60.
virons, on the 10th of September, BY which
many magazines were blown down, .i
several japanese vessels destroyed. Til |
rsvsges Of the cholera morbus at Java AL
Madeira were still! most destructive.
By advices from Vienna 10 the 26th OIL
the most sanguine expectations Of pe,o
between Russia and Turkey were then
entertained.
DREADFUL STATE OF IRELAND.
Sir E. O'Brien stated in the house
Of Commons, on Monday, that famine e'
olated a large portion of the southern dig
tricts. The potatoe crop had partially
and on the banks of The Shannon,
the potatoes had rotted, from continued
foundations. He implored the %interpoi.
ton of Government for one million gpsr.
pie uho uere in distress-m starvation:
for four months they had nothing TO LOOK
TO for subsistence. One hundred andE
ty thousand persons IN Clare usrs sarr
MIR. Goulburn replied, that :
gentleman had been commissioned to visit
those districts; and that the Irish Gor
eminent would, after every thing possible
was done by the resident gentry, no douh!
apply every possible relief.-Wbat ana
state of society! The agricullu'
rists Of England crying out against ALUM
dant crops, the poor Of ireland starving
tor want of food !;
Distress and Disturbances IN Hon
monthShire.
The peace of this county is greatly ds
Numbers OF men nightly atiaei
those who work atthe mines. at prices Wha
they consider low; though according .
resolutions OF 4 late meeting, at which lE
Lord Lieutenant presided, il was deens
impossible TO raise wages, on account
depression OF the .rade. Some ta'
Wagons were attacked by the popuiao,
whom il vas found necessary to dIspex
by the military. the (Scotcb Greysl WIG,
was done with CELEBRITY and humanity, D"
a man being wounded. The dreadful us
Iress 20 which the farmers are reauesa
may be learned from the following 'aes:
> The desertioD Of falms by their oceupr
trs, after a thorough clearance OF tue Piy
is beginning TO be very alarming ~
part OF Monmouthshire. 1t is an aosO' w.,
tact, that two magistrates residing n ,u,.
county, travelled eighteen miles CD 's'% i.
day se'night, to give possession -
landlord of a deserted farm ; and WI
der to complete the business, they m ~.
travel as many more The same m's,
rates had the modification 10 lealn,
they went along, that several ONE, l'e,.
ants in that part of the county hao Oh"
dy done the same thing" ,m-
Subscriptions are opened in Lonuu in
the distressed Irish, and plans propOssot
it is anticipated that GoVe[D uo,a.
will assist to despatch quantities o. - The
toes for Immediate use, and tor seeo b,,e
sufferers.-Itis recommended TO PJ, Them
potatoes in Lancashire, and despa'e"
this port. ,..AL
A copy of a letter to the owners OF !uob
bion, dated Kinsale, 9th Ap1fii ~ tbe
essome further particulars rela.'s FINN il
wreckof that ship-we extract
the following .nher.
Ruf p;pa ont of tho whole Duu'