Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-02

tween Argos and Corlntl, Wnen, II Is Sald
5000 Turks were killed. There are no
"details as to the number of wounded and
prisoners about 2ooo horses, 100 cameIs,
and all the baggage and ammunition, fell
INTO the hands Of the Greeks.
The Turks retired upon COrinth, viii
Their Colocolroni followed them in vigorous
pursuit.
Paris, Sept 1e.
Yesterday the king presided al coun-
Gil oil ministers.
On the 3Oth OF July last the Sieurs Ma
thieu and Gender, both condemned To 5
years imprisonment for not having given
information of the conspiracy of Saumur,
succeeded 10 making their escape IRON the
prison Of Montaign. Husson, a turnkey,
and Boucher Appert. director OF the school
of mutual instruction without the prison,
were yesterday brought before the Tri-
bunal OF Correctional Police, charged nth
having aided the prisoners in their escape.
A great number OF witnesses, chiefly prI-
soners, were examined, ard the court fur.
ther postponed.
Jean Blanchard was sentenced by the
same tribunal to six days imprisonment,
and to pay hRe OF sixteen francs, for
having uttered cries of .editious nature.
1t is stated that Berries, Raoulx, Gou-
bin and Pommier, have withdrawn their
appeal against their sentence OF death,
and that they have been transferred from
Bicetre to Vlncennes.
The Gazette de France contains a PR
vate letter, dated frontiers OF Spain, Sept
4, which states, that Saragossa had been
taken by the Trappist.
Poras, Sept. l3.-2 an.
Dispatches from Poitiers have just been
received. They bring the decision of the
Court d Assizes, gwen between ii and
liz O'Clock last night Berton, Cafe, Sange
Fradin, Juglin and SeDechanlt are con.
demned TO death.
CORN EXCHANGE, Sept. 16.
Our marker was we'll supplied with
wheat to-day, from Essex, Kent and Suf:
fok and early in the morning some few
sales were made OF picked samples OF New
at small advance Oh last Mondays pri-
ces, but the demand was far froE brisk
and particularly towards the close OF the
market, when fine runs from the above
counties, were disposed Of at the prices OF
this day se'nnigbt; bat old Wheat goes of
very slowly, although offered at low pri-
ces. Fine new Barley is full Is per quar-
ter dearer, and what appeared sold readi-
ly at that advance; but there is scarcely
any demand for old Barley except for
grinding at from i8s 10 els.
THE FUNDS.
City, too o'ciock--The market very
steady, and nothing doiog:-Consuls for
money, 81 l-8; ditto for the Account 81
5-8 J. New per Cents. I0033 Fore ign
stocks: Spanish New 655; ditto Old, So;
Neapolitan, 7754 Gillian, 80 78 "a,
liverpool Corn Exchange, Sept. IL.
The supply this week was extremely
trivial. and the transactions of ts-day's
market were equally so. Wheat was not
much wanted; had sales been pressed, less
prices must have been submitted to. The
holders of good grinding Barley and OF
Oats OF 1920 and 1921 were asking Cd for
per busbei more for the former, and Id 10
I'd for the latter more than on this day
s'ennight. Grain Of this years growth
comes tardily 10 market, particularly from
Ireland; at present new Irish wheat would
sell from SIS to IS Sd per 70 lbs and Cats
at 2s sd to 2s Sd. Malt, Beans and other
articles are without 6uctualion.