Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-03

Coffee is extremely heavy, in couple
OF weeks We shall have an auctian of l2.
900 bales OF JaVa-tbis leads towards a
further depression in prices ST, Domin-
go is not abundant, aud green cofees are
much wanted.
Teas are dull.
Sugar, in this article is not much doing,
and we have not received much addition
10 our long reduced stock.
Hides are very scarce, the last lots OF
B. A. sold at l2 TO Is, ST Novo Colonia
are much in demand.
Indigo has not improved OF late, the
commencement Of the last London auction
reported to have moved very heavy, aud
at lower prices, the issue will much guide
Uur market.
Querci,ron Bark branded FIRST quality
has been sold al III.
Dyewoods remain 10 good demand, and
we have but small supply OF both Cam
pescby and fustic, the former would sell
at 81. 10 Saf.
S. S. Whale Oil, we have .old cargo
al 7of. and calculate OF having steady
demand for this article for future the
crops Of Rapeseed will be very short this
year, and our large stock of oil of that
seed will likely not be much augmented,
particularly ut the weather continues IN
favorable. which would then produce Tar.
Their Improvement in prices OF that article,
and also make the S Whale Oil more
permanent on our present quotation.
ONE DAY LATEST FROM EUROPE.
We are favored with the Dublin e.
vening Mail of the 25th ult. brought by
the Robert Burns, which contains the
London news Of the Esd, and Paris ad.
vices of the 2lst.
A Tslegraphic Despatch from Bay.
onne, April 90, announces a. follows:
1.-The Major General to the Minis.
ter Of War.
eve found 81 pieces of cannon at
Pancorbo, with bombs and shot.
The head quarters is at Vittoria.
where his Royal Highnsss the Duke Of
Apgouleme, WAS received with enthu-
siasm."
A bulletin was issued from Carlton
palace, on the esd ult. announcing that
the king was visited the night previous
with an attack of the govt, Il unable to
see company.
In the House Of Commons on the
e2d. Mr. Canning moved all address,,
which was carried, for additional ps-
pers respecting the ForeigD Negocia-
lions. Mr.. Ware, asked whether the
i've allied powers agreed TO treaty at
Verona, for assisting France in the at.
tack on Spain. Mr., c. had never
heard of such an undertaking, and did
no, believe that any such instrument
was signed at Verona
In he House Of Lords, a motion FOR
copies of the communications with Por.
tusal, was resisted by Lord Liverpool,
who declined to produce the papers at
present. He said. if Portugal was at.
tacked without provoea,ion, England
was bound to inferpose bot if it were
with provocation, Great Britain was
not bound to interfere.
The minister being further interroga-
gated as to the truth Of the French go-
vernment having supplied the ipsur.
gents of Spain with money, said that
the British minister at Madrid, bad re
ceived such information as amounted
to a belief of the fact; but there was
no actual proof.
Lord Liverpool promised to lay be.
fore the House the documents in regard
to the negotiations at Verona on the
subject of the slave trade.
lie also stated that the negotiations
for a composition with respect to the
austrian Loan, were likely to termi'
nate satisfactorily. Lord Holland re-
marked that he had not seen the En-.
peror Of Austria gozetted, but 1t was
well known he had been declared q
bankrupt, and was under the necessity
Of compounding with his creditors.
IRELAND.
The disturbances in Ireland contin.
ued. The Dublin and Londonderry
mail had recently been robbed, and the
guard shot. Twelve persons, charged
with being concerned in this outrage,
were arrested.
The last Cork paper mentions the
following depredations: The house OF
4. Walsh, near Six Mile Water. Get
on fire, and 2 horses and ) cows burn
ed. A house of Adam Newman, Esq
Of Dromore, set on fire and destroyed
A barn, owned by Mr.. Sherlock;
farm house of q Mr.. Sullivan, a house
near Two Pot Houee, and stable OF
Garrett Neagle, were also all Get On
FIRE the same night and destroyed.
A notice signed by order OF John
Rock. was posted on the Chapel OF 20
lsratta, threatening John Clifford with
death On the frat of MAY. and that his