Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-05

erations.
From Cores Liverpool Advertiser of DC
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i PRICES Ashes, u. s. Pot 43 45s;
i do do Pearl, as 48; beeswax, Am. III, a
! lie; birthstone, rough 90 f25. coffee l3C
1916; do ord. 85 95s; do ST. Domingo
100 a. IO5s, DO Havana 100 los; fax.
seed for crushing 36 3S; hemp, Peters
burg 40; hides, B. A. ga z; oil cod, i20;
Greenland whale t25; rice, Am IA l9s;
rosin 7s3da,7s Cd; tar. Virg 3a IDS Sd:
tobacco. J,iR. ga I'd; turpentine IA Is;
Am. Flour in bond 20 30s; do sour 80 a
1 S2S9h sfnnlaa Yagg, Cg, f@ tt
The bottom market at Liverpool contin-
ued steady at prices last qnoed, with a
! partial advance on some descriptions.
| American cottons have not been at all en-
HANGED, holders having been willing TO
selleat .iorNer quotations. Uplands and
! Orleans have been IN request at sic ady
| rates. Sea Island has been acted upon
pretty extensively, but also OF steady
rates. ifrte@i 5gf } at,.sf, sier.j ,e,s ss,ta
From the 9th to, 18th Oct. inclusive.
the sales are computed stll800 bags. and
the imports amount TO 1879 bags. Sales
OF Upland have, been made at 81 BID
Orleans zt,aI2; S. Island I2 I93; Tenn.
and Alab. 81 a 8; Bengal 8 78a6. .3
There is no truth in the report of the
illness of the king of France, tss oo,.s
Lord Liverpool and the Chancellor of the
E.xehequer have determined to submit TO
Parliament, as one of their first measures
Of Finance, a plan for connecting the old
Four per Cent. annuties into 50 per cent.
! The October Account terminated on
Wednesday, which was settling day at
the Stock Exchange, and was remarkable
only for the little huctuation which has
occurred since its commencement. The
prices rose gradually about 2 per cent,
and circumstance almost unprecedented,
is. that on no occasion the re action or de-
cline in the Funds exceeded } per cent.
One defaulter was announced, and his
differences are understood to be iarge, for
besides the speculalions for fall in the
English funds, he also engaged in large
operations in Foreign Stocks, which, by
the new regulation of the committee, are
recognized by il, at least as far as regards
the bargains made with members of the
Stock Exchange. a 80
LONDON, Oct s9-Stoeks. per cts,
Cons. 824 3 8-33 per. ct, 934 93-r3
per ct. Red .8l3 58--4 per CT. 1922
ll025 3-8 5-8. mas .s- M
BAYoNNE, Oct. l2-The military pre-
parations proceed without any interrup-
ton. ga.a!sGs zag:n ts.raf Isags +tt
The most recent letters from the pro-
vinces OF Biscay state that the public tran
guilty becomes more and more CONSOLE
dated by the, energetic measures Of the
Magistrates, supportrd by the exerions of
the different Constitutional columns which
are In, constant tmotion. The bands which
( iRfest those provinces being entirely dis
( perSed, have thrown themselves towards
Saniander, and particularly towards lrati.
The news of the defeat OF the Royal
isis who went from that place is confirm
ed, and they were repulsed With severe
loss. II is even reported that the place is
intestad by their adyersarles who hoped
to make themselves masters of it in a few
days; but they have repeated this boast so
often, that we must not give credit TO it,
and especially because Espinosa is not
strong enough TO undertake the operation
and at the same time 10 attend TO the
maintenance OF tranquility IN the interior
of the province.
The)Royalists are still concentrated on
, the banks of the Segre, from Urgel TO
Puycerda; but several Chiefs of Gueril
las had refused 10 obey Gen. Eroles' Gen.
| Nina has severely punished on his way
several individuals who bad decl AIRED in
favor oil the insurrechon. Some priests
had even been hanged The rear of the
Constitutional Army is constantly harrassed
by the bands of the Defenders Of the
Faith, who alarm the garrlsons and inter-
rupt the commuDica lions; but il seems to
be the intention OF the Constitutional Gen
erals TO let them alone for the present,
and to direct their whole efforts against
! Urgel and Puycerda in order to put down
the Government OF the Regency, and that
they will then adopt measures to restore
peace in the interior.
VENICE, Sept. 22.-Le:ters from Cor
flu o! 9th July say. that the Greek feet
was off Cape Papas, and the Turkish fleet
! in the Gulf OF Lepanto where II was block
AIDED by the Greeks
! The Greeks continue masters, says the
same report, Of the Morea, with the excep-
ton of Patras, and are advancing anew
through Livadia towards Thessaly. On
the other hand, fresh Turkish troops are
advancing from Macedonia, and strong
corps from the Danube are to follow them.
Ii is probable there will be some hard
fighting on the south of Thessaly before
the present campaign is ended, which
will be in the middle of Oct at the latest,
because the weather, the bad roads, and
the want OF necessaries OF all kind, make
! it impossible to prosecute military opera
| ions i, hat country The Greeks there