The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-11

Markets ar 81. nOmdS, mdTCn Hi.-
Beef, mess IA 6ollars-prime cargo No.
8 to 9-do No. e, ~ to 8-bread pilot 5
navy 80 to 4-ship 3 to 3a-codfish 81
to a per qtl. Flour, u to 8-corn meal
10 to 20 per pun. plenty-do per obi. 81
to 4-pork mess l4-prime cargo No. |.
Il-rice 81 to 4.
THREE DAYS LA1ER FROM ENG,
LAND.
The ship TRrToN; Capt. Bussey, arriv-
ed at Boston on Wednesday last from Lii.
verpool, in 49 DAYS. By this arrival We
have received file Of London papers. and
from our Boston correspondents, proof
sheets, containing extracts from London
papers 10 the 18th, and Liverpool to the
18th. [Com. .Adv.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Parliamentary proceedings were
brought down, in the papers received by
the Euphrates to the 7th OF February in
elusive 1t will be recollected it was init
mated on tina, day in both houses, that
ministers intended to propose some c0er-
Give measure relative to Ireland, which ap.
peared by dispatches from the Marquis
Wellesley to be bordering on, il not actu-
ally in. state of Instruction. Accord
ingly, Lord Londonderry, in the House OF
Commons, brought forward two bills to
re.enaci, till the first of August next the
Insurrectonary Act, and also to repeal the
habeas corpus act. The connections in
ireland, il was stated, had no cbaracteris-
tic. of political rebellion. but arose who'll
ly from the poverty and distress OF certain
sections OF the country-an insurectIon
against property, and against the lives OF
the owners Of property. which originated
10 private feuds and dislike to individuals.
The ordinary tribunals had ceased to strike
terror. and more vigorous measures became
Necessary. Both bills, after long debate
were finally agreed to be received-ayes
l95-noe. 68-and were afterwards COM
mitted to the committee of the whole for
the following day friday On Friday,
a clause was moved by Mr. S Rice, inten-
ded to afford additional facilities TO persons
accused, of giving bail, instead OF being
imprisoned for weeks until the court met.
1879 10 80. The bills were then respec-
lively read third time aud passed.
In the House OF CONS. an amendment
to the usual address, was moved by Mr..
Hume, which after long debate was de-
cided in the negative by a vote of SO to
III. Notice was gwen OF slotion OH the
subject of the Queens funeral Sir Robert
Wilson also intmated his intention OF
bringing forward motion on the subject
of his dismissal. On the 9th, notice was
gwen of a motion for an address for the
reduction O. the civil list
The Marquis of Londonderry brought
forward a motion founded on the state OF
Ireland. He proposed to re-enaCt for
short period the insurrection act, and also
law for repeating the haheas corpus act.
He proposed that these laws should be liz
mitted to the LIST of August.
Prices of Stocks, London, Feb. SIS
per cent cons II 1.8--Red TIA.
Accounts from Smyrna to the 3lst Dec.
state that the Greeks had met with some
reverses, near Patras; and that Ypsilanti
had been obliged TO retire to the mountains
with the loss of standards, ammunition,
and even bis plate. The Pacha had re-
turned with the heads OF % unfortunate
men, as enblems of his victory, and also
with 80 female slaves. Smyrna was tran
gull.
London. Feb. 10.
According to private letters from Paris,
dated O'Clock in the evening of Wednes-
day, the law relative to the journals was
finally adopted by the Chamber OF Depu-
ties, by majority Of 954 to SO, but to the
minority should be added 35 members
who disapproved of the law, but declined
voting -
Letters were yesterday received from
St. Petersburg, dated 18th Jan. Every
thing was tranquil. There were no ex-
pectations of war with Turkey. The
exchange renamed steady at The la,e adj
vance, 81.
London, Feb. +.
S:ocks--ConsoIs 10 3-s--do for acc TIA
Red Aun 77a--4 per cent 81 l-S.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Nothing farther had transpired respect
ing the existing differences between these
two powers. Letters received in London
from ST. Petersburgh of the 18th Jan. say
every thing was perfectly tranquil--tnat
there was no expectation of a war with
Turkey and that the exchange remain
ed steady at the late advance, 81. On
the other hand, the Morning Chronicle of
the 9th Feb. states "from good authority,
that there is no foundation for the hopes |