Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-29
BY Last Evenings Mail.
.ve1U' York, March 26.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


The regular packet ship James Chopper,
Captain Bovine, arrived yesterday from Liver
pool. We are indebted to Capt. B. for the
Liverpool Mercury OF the ist ult. The follow
ing extracts comprise every thing of interest
London, Jan go.
Duty has been paid within the last
eight days, on an unusual quantity OF
hemp and flax.
Very large shipments of British man.
ufactured goods have been made, and are
still making, to the southern parts Of
the world. This demand has the merl.
for the present, of keeping all the man.
ufacturers at work, bat we'll informed
merchants doubt whether the result
will be equally beneficial. The quanti-
ty going out is greater than the markets
are likely to consume.
The grain market in London Is net
yet more favorable for the agricultu.
rist.
The funds opened at IS l-S for consols
for the account, and remained at from
that price to 76 Id during the day.
They finally closed at the opening price.
There are rumours that new foreign
loan will soon bepublic--some say from
Russia, and others from America.
This report, however, does not seem as
yet to have any real foundation.
Liverpool, Feb. |.
This morning we have received Lon
don papers of the goth of January.
Private letters have been received from
Constantinople, dated the 27th Dec.
at which time the city remained in
state of tranquility. No change had
taken place In public affairs, and the
same uncertainty prevailed respecting
the adjustment ofthe disputes with Rus.
STA. These letters contain nsthing new
respecting the affairs OF Greece.
Vienna, Jan. IA.
The Porte has received intelligence
that the Persians have entirely ceas-
! ed hcstilities, and peace may be,oonsi-
dersd as concluded between the two pow
srs. In the vicinity Of Bagdad and the
neighboring counties, the cholera NOR
bus had carried off 1000 victims in few
days.
A commercial friend has favoursd US
| with a Liverpool price Curren, lof the
I'd ultimo, frsm which we make the fol
| lowing extracts:
loo bbls OF middlng and good Caroll
ma rice hare been taken at Is to lbs.
| "Cotton has bsen in rather limited de-
mand, particularly IN the early part OF the
| week, and the sales only amount TO a.
bout $3.50 bags, viz. $50 Sea Islands, lad
to 22d and 20 do. very fine, a, ss Id and
p Sd; 90 stained do III; 72O Pernambu-
co. III TO I24d; 73O Bahia Io4 to ii 3d.;
$50 Bahia, lo3 to lid, so Nina (Geraes)
81 and 93d; 40 Para lod; 10 Peru Cd; SO
Demerara 10 to led; lilo Barbados 81 10
esd; 300 Orleans 81 to I'D; 10 Tennessee
| s5d;2i6o Bowed to Old and $50 do 94
| TO lo{d; 10 Surat I'D; and 2lo Bengal 3
to I'd. The trade are the only purchasers
and re do not reduce our quotations, al
though the market is heavy, particularly
for Brazil, of which the import has latter
ly been pretty considerable.
Estates Ashes continue scarce; and a.
bout so bis of Boston Pearls have brought
AIS Sd to AS Cd, and 90 bbls ASS 90 do
Pot, 42s 35N. Y. Pot, 4Is 3D.; taken at
Ais Sd to AS. and few Pot at 34s.
537 bbls Of Tar sold by auction, at lbs Cd
and 100 at las; and 1850 bbls of Turpen-
tine at Ids 10 las 3d'-The only sale of
consequence in Tobacco has been 70 hhds
of ordinary Carolina and Kentucky leaf at
G 3-8d per ID for shipment to Holland
Grain extremely dull, and we again reduce
our quotations as at toot.--American -four
without alteration.