Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-10
PARIS PAPERS,

The following items trom our last
Paris papers, will be found interesting.
CARRYING r.ADE.
The journal de Paris u Aiarch 2:st,
mentions the arrival at Genoa OH the
l0sn of March, of the Swedish ship
Providence, from Odessa, with q cargo
Of wheat, having left CoDstantinop!e OF
the 9th of January -Quere is this
trade free TO the A nerlcan flag?
! Sales at Antwerp, March l5.--l2o
bags Brazil Cotton, ordinary, 10 100
Ao,,n. l27cts; j 1900 B A Hides %
eents; $50 bis Am, Pot Ash, 20 81 loo
iiorns, Wheat bought m spe, ulation,
at 8 96 to Is tiorins per aectolitre, Ia
bout IS cents per bushel.)
At Roehefors, March 18th, Wheat
was at Is {, l9fr. per hectoIitrs OR a.
bout lis cents per buShel.
Sales at Marsei!ies, MarchS to Is
Havana Coffee. 1874 TO l37lr. per Mar
settles qtl, in enirepot; Rice, Pied.
mont, J 90 got per qtl; Havana White
Sugar, S7fr. per qtl. in entrepot.
The Journal de Commerce, OF March
9lst, states, that NJ, Durand de Mareuil,
late Minister TO the Court of the Ne.
therlands, is to proceed in that capaci-
ty TO the United States.
NJ Reveillere, in addressing the
Chamber of Deputies March 2lst, on
the subject of the petitions for the
maintenance of peace says, Nobody
would sincerely maintain that they
could-he would not say treat
that they could even negotiate with
that shadow of a government In Spain,
which could not controul even it's own
creatures (instruments)- The fractions
of factions by turns overthrow each o.
Their. The Monarch is obliged to take
back in the evening the Ministers he
had discharged in the morning, and
others on the next day-and IS further
evidence Of his freedom of action, IL is
made known to him tina, he must obey
their order to quit Madrid freely or by
force -
NJ HYDE De Melville in the debate
Of this subject, asserted--"We make
war only for the honor of the crown,
and for the parpose Of saving the life
Vt grandson of Louis 18th.
PARIS, March 81. The poet GOsrk
has been very i'll, but was on the reco.
very a few days since. AT the crisis
Of his disease, he drank bottle Of
Champagne against the advice OF HE
physicians.
Accounts reached Ancona Feb. 20,
shat Patras, Che OF the strongest places
in the Peloponessus, was taken by the
Greeks on the 18th OF that mouth, by
storm, and the garrison put to the
sword. The Greeks lost 500 killed ano
400 wounded.
TRIvsTR, March 3.-Tbe arms OF
the u reeks are every where victorious
Y they are now scllng on the otsnSsce'
Pletro Bsy with 1000 men is adVsn.
eng towards Aria; Maurocortato ano
Norman, are proceeding towards the
derles of Mezzogo Nikitas called
tie Eater ofthe IurkSl has formed a
Junction at ZsituDy with Odysseus. AID
waited for the army of Marco Bozza
ri. 1t wss expected a battle woula
take place at Larissa or Salonlca
These different corps form an army o;
$1,000, abundan,ly provided with eve
ry thing. The Albanians act In con-
cert with the Greeks IA later &C
Sount states that the Greeks captured
LArissa, subsequent to the 10th OF Feb
CuNsTANTlNoPLE, 10Th Feb.
the intelli, .ence as We, tom Greece l'
favorab:e to the insurgents. AT Myt'
lsna lhev have siAlioned so vessels