Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03

Monsieur d'Ariois hs'ias taken small
iodsing in the city"
.Couut Amede d'Escars, Abide Camp
10 he Duke d'AngouleIne LETT Paris for the
INV On the I2th. The Duke was 10 tol.
Iow on the 18th. All The movements and
nr,nyements were made for CONNIE ncing
Sos,iIitiss between the lst and 9th OF A
Prl. ~ r-.,.h ,,,or ,,,,
long continuance OF violent westerly
IDS had caused such an accumulation OF
,b.. masses OF ice OF the Lake OF Harlan,
sIong the coast of SlooteR, north Holland
thai they present the appearance OF chain
OF mountains.
A Prince was born of the queen OF
Nuremberg on the 9th oil March at Slut
gard, 80, liza;
rool whose object is to effect a cautious
bnt gradual nelioratioR OF slaves in the
British Colonies.
gs,rac. Of letter from mercantile house
in Liverpool, Gated 18th March, to
their correspondent IN this city.
"rhe repor, to- lay is favorable TO the
cause OF Spanish liberty, viz. that 600
men have gone over TO the Spanish army
from the French that the Spanish Cen
sral Nina - marching upon France, hls
vanguard heing composed OF 800 French
men, under the tri-cotoured fag."
LIVERPOOL, Saturday March 10,
SIR-ln the early part OF the week the
demand Tor Cotton IN our market was very
crcunSCrbed. but has since beer extend
ed, ana i; will be seen that The business,
alter deducling about 1000 bags taken on
speculation and 500 bags Tor export, Is
about commensurate with the consunP-
ton, as Tar as the supplies are usually
drawn from this port. The extensive de
maDi has been 10 spite of very numerous
ami wejghty arrivals, chiefly from the U.
States, boilers having IN consequence
chosen to relax in price to a degree that
has operated to induce buyers to come tor
ward, though certainly in no very CONN
dent manner. The decline in course OF
the week, is generally rated at $50 I'D
per ID.
Upland has principally engaged the at
tentiOn of buyers, and yet tins description
has experienced the greatest depressioR-
in manv instances quite lad per 10. Or
leans mas also been in regular request, but
bs. commonly gone l-8 TO IA under the
previous currency. Sea Island has again
been offered pressingly, and considerable
irregulsrIty has therefore been Observable
in the sales with regard to prices, which
on the whole are scarcely supported.
The transactions in Brazil sorts have
not been great, nor have they quite NAM
tanned their value, except the best quail
ties Very little has been done in De-
snarara 10y private, but The public sale OF
500 bags went off yesterday at prices We
~ nearly equal to what had been pre-
yinuslY current for the like, East India,
&c has been in great measure neglect
ed
From the 9Th to the i4h inst. the i'm
ported amounted TO 22,72i bags, and the
sales are computed al 10. 800 bags at the
following average rates: go Sea Island.
Georgia, &c. 10 God; $50 stained do Sd
IOtd; II 80 Orleans u a l03d; $40 Ten.
nessee and Alabama 6 7-8 d I'D; $50
PernambuCo j ~ 5-8d, $40 t1abis lot
a ia; 100 Nina II Tod; 90 Demarara
and Bsrbice 10 3-8 il4d; 400 Garbage.
ma Ed; 10 Bengal 5 7.8 6 l-Sd; and
SEE Oemsrara l05 lad.
We remain respectfully, yours. sc.
COLIN, CAMPBELL L. SON.
.7Rerican Socks-.Hdrch Is
Three per cents 705 a II; Five per
cents Of 1890, 94i 95; do. 1921, 95l a
60: Six per cents of 1919 92 925; DO.
1879, 931 ga; do 1914, 95i 96i; do.
1915, SO $751; Seven per cents SO; the
above with div. from Is; Jan. 1928. u.
States back shares, i2: IS ISl los with
div. from LIST Jan, 1928,
JOHN GILL, Broker.