Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-14
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'.aroi,na sold at 22s Sd. Flaxseec still
going down, loo bids, N. York have been
sold at 5os per hind. Hardly any thing
done ia Tobacco.
May Our sales of all kinds OF Gotten
the last a days amount to about 8oos bales,
OF which 44oo are upland, 81 to 3 So;
and 600 Orleans 7 10 l6. Last weeks
prices supported aud some spirit OF specu.
lation ahoat
London. Apr,l &c.
BUCHAREST, March 3I.-Orders have
been issued by the Porte for a generalIe,
w of all Mussulmen between the ages OF
IS and so, This measure is said 10 be IN
tended for the re-conquest OF the Morea,
but II may have double object in view.
foI the Porte IS also said TO have given a
new note to the Austrian lnternuncio as
supplement. to that coH6ded TO iurd Strang-
ford for Count Nesselrode IN which il re-
news all its old pretensions against Rus-
STA.
AUGSBURG, April 2l.-The ourt Of
Vienna has received the dissgreeable
news, that serious differences have broken
out between the Government OF Greece
aud the comlnandanis Of the Imperial Ma.
rine in the Archipelago, the latter not
having wished 10 recognize the blockade
OF the Turkish ports in the Morea and in
Epi,us. Ii affirmed that several Austrian
vessels wishing 10 enter these ports, have
already been captured by Greek vessels
of war. 1t is believed that Austria, in con.
sequence of the weakness oil her marine,
will be obliged to conform to the Decree
OF the Greek Senate, which declares the
Ottoman ports in a state Of blockade-a
Decree which has already obtained more
force since the approximation OF the Eng
hsh TO tine Hellenians.
LONDON, Apr! 90. We have received
since our last, the Paris papers oil thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday.
The head quarters OF the French army
continued to be al Niltorid, on the 18th,
and were expected TO remain there some
days. The Duke OF Reggie, with his
corps, had passed the Ebro, and occupied
Bneviesca. He was expected to proceed
immediately to Burgos.
The second corps continued its march
towards Saragossa, while the third corps
under the command Of Prince Hohenloe +,
forms the blockade OF ST, Sebastian and
pampeIuns. A private letter IN the Quo
tidieune, dated Bsyonne, April 2sd. men
tions, that an advanced guard had actually
entered Burgos
Thus far, the plan Of the campaign, as
respects both the belligerent parties, seems
TO verify all that has been said upon IT,
namely, that the object OF the French
would be to reach Madrid with as little
delay as possible, and the Spaniards, -
avail; their arrival there before any serI.
GUS operations were commenced Oh their
side. What means of ultimate defence
the Consttutioualists may possess, u rs
not easy to say; but it would be absurd to
suppose that If they had not predetern'n-
ed at least TO try their strength, they
would have exposed themselves and the
country to the disastrous consequences OF
invasion, instead of conceding from heces-
sity, and at first, that which they knew
they could not finally withhold Upon
this ground alone were there no other, we
should say the strugg lie will not commence
till the French are near, OF perhaps IN
Madrid
The French funds declined nearly one
per cent. on Friday, opening Tor The
account, at 81, aud closing al 83t. Zoe.
but on Saturday they improved again, and
the closing price OF tina. day was S4t. 5oc.
(Courisr.
ApRlL 90, City, 70 o'clock.--No ex.
pres. has arrived in the city from Pa.
ris. Conso!s are 721. Tomorrow Is
settling day 10 Spanish and other Fo'
reign Securities there are in conse'
queace various rumors.-The most
prominent is, the defeat OF division
y. French troops by Gen. Nina. The
report has, however, little effect, the
fluctua ton in the bonds OF 1891 bong
only betweeu SIS SD and 81 IA.
MARRIED on Tuesday evening. BY the