The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-25
"A grand Council has been held. at which

the Emperor presided in person. 4 is
supposed that the great affairs which en-
gage the attention of Europe were Discus
sed. tor after the Council brokeup, efpres-
.es were dispatched to different Courts
The opinion at the probability OF the con-
tnuance of peace is less confident than 1t
has been. It's certain war cannot be a.
voided unless the Porte accepts all the ar
ticIes of the Russian utimatum without
condition or modification.
Ii is stated in letters from the south of
Germany, that the erection of Greece into
kingdom, in favor Of the present King OF
" irtemburg, near relative of the Empe-
Tor of Russia, is the subject of very gener-
al conversation and belief in the circles of
Germany. 1t is certain that The cause Of
the Greeks has been no where 80 much fa-
vored as in Wirtemburg; whence many
spirited young men have been obtained.
The subscriptions, though far from consid-
cradle, have been however to greater a.
mount there than elsewhere. The contri-
buttons of Germany in money have rather
disappointed expectation; and in Switzer-
land the subscription has entirely failed.
The Prince OF Orange is said to have APP
piled to the Emperor OF Russia for the no.
nor of command in his army, in case of "a
war between the Russians and the Turks,
which application is stated to have been
complied with.
A serious instruction has broken out a.
mong the Turkish troops both at Jassy and
Pacha. They insist that the heavy arlil-
lery shall be brought back from BraiIa and
Jassy; the Pacha has been obliged to yield,
and 100 pieces of cannon are ordered to
Moldavia. An account is sent to Constan-
tinopIe, where this affair will cause great
sensation. The Turkish troops continue
to be reinforced in Moldavia, where they
are now 100000 strong.
Belfast harket Prices, March 7.
Wheat, red, los Sd is cd per cwt. of
Il2lb; do. white, ii l2s; Barley IS Sd a
Is Sd; Flour LIST, 23s; do Cd Cos; do Sd lbs
Cd; Ashes. American, pot, 48 to SIS Sd; do
do pearl, SIS; Tobacco, leaf, Sd to Cd per
lb.
London, March 4.
STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK,
This is the first day OF the public giving
in their dissent to the transfer OF the Navy
5 per Cent. Stock into the per Gents. at
the Bank of England.
The number of parties signing their dis.
sents is very great. The following is cal
culation made this morning:-New a per
cents. to be had at 974-Government pay
HOE los say llO5; per cents. at .975 H02
s.. so that il makes profit of per cent.
to the dissenter. The funds generally
have been stationary during the morning
The foreign securities remain as per last.
English Stocks, March 6.-3 per cent
red, shut; per cent cons, Is 78 ~, per
cents IO2 S 5 5 l.2; cons. for acct. 70 | a
1914
Corn Exchange, Mark Lane, March
4-Our market is overloaded with wheat
of all description, the weekly supplies be-
ing much larger than the milers can take
off, and even the finest samples were with
difficulty sold this morning, at an abate
ment of Is per quarter; but the second aud
inferior sorts were totally unsaleable and
prices nominal. In consequence of the re-
ported determination OF the Chancellor OF
the Exchequer not to allow the reduction
of IS per quarter on the stocks on hand on
the 5th Of July, the malsters throughout the
kingdom have suspended making any more
malt this season. which has thrown the
country markets into such state OF stag
nation that no sales of barley could be ef-
fected; and the barley trade in Mark lane
is completely paralyzed, for the malsters
would not buy bushel to day, even at
reduction from IS to As per quarter from
the prices Of this day week. The arrivals
of oats are very large, yet the demand for
fine corn was tolerably brisk at last Mon
days quotations. Beans are full Is per
quarter lower. In other articles there is
no alteration.
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