Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-14

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Bordeaux was cruizing OF Gigon, 2lst Au.
gust. She had made several captures.
The Cathedral at Reuen, in France, was
destroyed by lightning on the 18th Sept
The storm which caused this catastrophe
is eaid to have been one OF the nost terti-
bic ever witnessed.
The French squadron. under Resr-Ad-
miral HaneIin, sailed from Foulon, July
3Ist, destined 10 cruize on the coast oil
Spain.
The Liverpool Markets, .Monduy Sept. 22.
COTTON.
Throughout The whole Of the week the
market has exhibited an unusual degree Of
animation, to which spectators and ex-
porters, as we'll as dealers, have contribu-
ted in 90 considerable degree. The whole
extent OF the weeks transactions, of which
only 984 bags we're forced off, amounted
to 1887 packages, 1000 OF which were
taken tor shipment and about $500 (chief-
ly Bowels, on speculation. In conse>
| ouence of this increased demand, holders
enhanced their demands. in which buyers,
10 acerta in degree, acquiesced, and gene
rally paid an advance of l.8d. per ID. on
low and midsling qualities of Bowels and
Orleans, and i-8d. to Id. on Maranhams,
and in some instanceg on Pernams Ba
has have not improved, though sales were
more easily effected at previous rates.
The business in Sea Islands was greatly
facilitated and extended by speculative
demand for the low qualities, which OBJ
tanned an advance Of I'D per ID. the private
sales Of the week comprise 7745 Bowels
- - OIL ., coz Std
to I'D; 1889 Orleans Sid to l0d Sea
Island l05d TO l74d; ll5 stained do. I'd.
| TO Cd.
TOBACCO.
Considerable sales. say about 205 hhds.
have been made during the week. Leaf
is in limited request; with the exception
of 60 hhds sold for Ireland at Bad to 34d.
for ordinary, and AID to Gid for low mid.
ding TO good, nothing was done in this
description.
The demand for Montreal Ashes con-
tinues very steady, 200 bbls. O. Pots bav-
ing been sold at 36s cd to 37s and up
wards OF 100 bbIs. Pearls al AIS in other
sorts no sales of importance.
NAVAL STORES.
There has been some Improvement IN
the demand for raw Turpentne, and 100
bbls. OF good quality were freely taken by
auction at lbs Sd TO lbs Cd per cwt. In
Tar OF any description nothing has occur
| red, and prices remain at previous quota
lions.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
The quantity OF Hides brought forward
during The week was very considerable,
which were nearly ali disposed OF al full
rates as follows: 1890 dry Buenos
Ayres Cow and OK at 10 l. Sd TO lead !;
1900 sailed do 3-8d to CID per ID; and
Sc, Too Horse at 5s Sd to IS per hide
| The Tallow market is again rather de-
pressed. and our previous quotations can
not now be obtained. Petersburgh Vel
low Candles now offers at 4os. per cwt.;
other sorts may also be purchased at lower
rates
LONDON, Sunday Eventag, Sept 92.
The Emperor Alexander arrived at Wen
ma on the Tin Inst. IhtsViscoubt Monmo-
rency, Ambassador from the Court OF
France, has been admitted TO an audience
of the Emperor of Austria, and had con
ferences with the Foreign Ministers. The
conferences at Vienna are merely prelIn-
mary, and all important deliberations will
be postponed untillthe SovereIgns, or their
| diplomatic attendants, assemble al Vero>
! ma
We have received Bayonne papers to
the lIth inst They state that Quesada
being out hanked by the Constitulionsists.
and forced back TO Arragon, had suffered
complete defeat !; and it was even re-
ported that he had been delivered up by
his own alen and shot. The defenders OF
the Faith were giving way at all points,
before the determined yalor and enthusi-
asm Of the Consttutionalists, and the GO
vernment was acting with spirit and ener
gy by pouring rein!orcenents INTO all The
disturbed provinces.
From the London Morning Post, Sept. 90.
We received by express last night,
French papers to the 2lst. They contain
intelligence from Zante favorable to the
cause or Greece and OF humanity. The
successes of the Greeks since the late in
vasion of the Morea by the Otomans are
confirmed, as well as those which they
we're said to bave gained in Thessaly an
| terror to that event. A satisfactory eX-
! planation Is also given OF the reasons
which induced the Greek Senate to dis
solve itself pro tempore. dictatorship
was considered the only kind OF Govern
ment to act with fitted energy and deer
sion at so perilous an emergency, and the
example of ancient Rome, in periods OF
sudden danger, was followed by the de-
scendants of ancient Greece, until the enc
my should be driven out OF the PENN
sula.
THE PLAGUE IN TURKEY.
Tienna, Sept. S.
We mentioned yesterday the alarming
progress which the plague was making