Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31

2 mole was transmitted to the Ministers Of
the four Powers By Count Nesselrode, in
which be commenced TeprOaChlng the
British Ambassador to the Porte FOR ~ [
vindicating, as be ought TO have done, the
dignity Of the Russian government, by en-
ergetically repeIIing the vague allegations
OF having secretly instigated The trstrl-
sing OF the Greeks, which had been SO re-
peatedly brought against the Imperial Ca
binRt.
"The subsequent part of the note en-
braces three points. on the accedlng to
which the sending of minister TO Con-
stantinople was to depend
81. The Russian government holds GU:
the alternative that the Divan shall either
send a Plenipotentiary 10 the Congress, or
by series of facts prove its firm resolu.
ton to execute the dispositions announced
in favor OF the Greeks.
esq. II is said that the Dvan shall make
an Official declaration TO the Russian gov
ernment, of the nomination OF the Hospo-
dars, and of the evacuation OF the princI-
palities of Wallachla and MOldavia by
the Turkish troops.
60. A demand is made, not only in ia
vor of the Russian commerce, but of that
of all other nations snavigsting under the
Russian or any other flag whatever, Tor
the same advantages of free navigation 10
the Black Sea, which they enjoyed be-
fore the Greek Instruction, but OF which
they have been deprived under the irlVo>
lous pretext. before stated, that Russia has
given aid TO the revOlted Greeks.
A. tor n
first subjects for the conferences at Vero
ma, will lead TO the adoption, in concert,
by the Powers, of new proceeding, the
knowledge of which will probably be
transmitted to the Porte through the me-
dunn Of Lord Strangford, IN his return TO
Constantinople.
The Spanish Charge d'Afairs at We
roma, who was known 10 the Duke OF Wei
lington many years ago. has avalIed HIM
self OF that circumstance to procure an IN
terView with his Grace, from which he
hoped to draw some hints Of Vie intentions
of his allies with regard to bis govern
ment, without putting forward his diplo-
matte character. Senior Cameiro, accor-
dinghy addressed note TO the Duke OF
Ciudad Rodrigo (the Duke OF Wellington
in which he expressed his wish to pay
bis respects to him, and requested his
Grace 10 fix his hour.
The Duke replied in very obligipg
manner, and received him on the follow
ing day His Grace himself speedily
turned the conversation TO the Spanish
question, and without any Circumlocution,
declared to Senior CameirO that England
was firmly determined not to allow all
armed Intervention in the affairs Of Spain,
on the part OF the other powers and that
he had already frankly explained himseItio
the same effect in his communication with
the French Ministry; but he at the same
time added, that this resolution would al
together depend on two understood con-
ditions First, that The King should not
be assassinated; and secondly, that the
government should rsnounce all attempts
to propagate the principles of the Spanish
Constitution in foreign countries.
Such is the version OF this interview,
as it is admitted by the Spanish Charge
G.9fairsS himself but as may De rea-
sonably supposed, the partizans,O of the an-
Unconstitutional system interpret these ex-
pressions of the Duke to be more tavora-
BILE TO their cause than their obvious inn
port can warrant; bat from the turn
which affairs are taking in Spain, these
persons may now be considered as very
Insignificant"
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
From Myers Price Current Of No0. 4.
The demand for Ashes still continue
very good-during the week ESQ bbls,
Montreal Pot have been sold at 39S Cd to
40s and $50 bbis. Pearl at AS to 45s per
CWt.
The extensive demand lately noticed for
Cotton has in a great degree subsidized
and, as some holders have been pressing
their stock upon the market, purchases
have 10 some ins' ances, been made a. a
decline of 8 per ID. on Bowels, Orleans
and Tennessee, and ii has been difficult
TO dispose OF Brazil descriptions without
submitting to trlhing deduction Sea Is
lands, however, remain without alteration.
The transactions in American, consist Of
989 Sea Islands at l2 to l64, including 20
at gid and 20 at IS 1884 Bowels 6t TO
81; 535 Orleans Sd 10 Id; 1897 Ten
nessee st to 8 / Sd Total sales OF the
week about $3.50.
Stemmed Tobacco, and the middIing
TO good qualities OF Virginia Leaf, have
continued in fair request throughout the
week, at former prices, and about ~ hds.
very ordinary Kentucky leaf have been
taken Tor export at 2 I>6d per ID.
600 bbls Turpentine have been sold by
private sale at IDS per CWt.
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool, on
the 9TH of November, were at 81 10 Sd
for Unlands. A large public sale was am