Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-29

Charge dAffaires TO the Court OF Prassi,.
bad quilted Berlin to return 70 Madrid.
The Augshurgb Gazette Contains tie
| following article For stvera! mott,
perfect tranquility has prevailed at Smys-
ma. Alter the arrival OF IN Ell glish frlga,e
commanded by Capta'a Hamilton. five
Greek. were killed in the streets, through
| the resentment OF the Turks. TIE Pscha
of Smyrna employs all the Means IN bis
power to prevent disorders OF that kind -
| A few days before the capituial,on, an En-
glish merchant vessel having attempted to-
enter by .orce, into the port OF NapoIi Iii
Roman. TO supply the Turks with PROV.
sIons, was prevented by tie Greeks, and
two English sailors were killed in he
struggle. Hitherto The English govern
meut has not demanded saristac,i"n."
| The Echo du Midi announces that a
skirmIsh ook place on the Goth ult at
Lamuga, between the Roy and th,.
Consti.utionalist troops, in which several
on both ,ides were wounded TIE Roy>
aists, it is added, were driven from La.
muga, bu, on the same evening the Con.,i-
tuiionalists retreated, and the former re.
sumed their positions.
! The latest intelligence from Aleppo /,
to the 18th Dec. The earthquakes still
continued al short intervals, and The in.
habitants were under constant larm | be
Persians were said to have re;rested ron
Erzerum. after having been completely
defeated by the Turks. The Cholera
MOrbus had been arrested by The rains
: and the cold, and was rapidly disappear.
I ing AT Ora il lad en; rely ceased.
! The King OF thy Meth r.ards la. recent
ly conterre! Inc Order OF the Began lii
ion upon " Desc, capisln O! lie Lrg La
/ Julia, ol Bordeaux, for having rescued at
! the imminent peril OF his lts 92 Dutch
sailors
We learn from Utrecb, that the contin.
uation OF violent westerly winds has Gauss
ed such an accuu ulalIuD Of The IN SECS OF
| ice OF Harlem, along the coast OF Siooten.
! North Holland that they present The APP
! pearance OF cham OF mountains.
A Dreadful fire broke out 10 sugar Teh-
| merry ot Bordeaux on the Sd inst. which
oCcasioned a loss in buildings and goods
to the amount al more than $50, 900 francs.
Extract of letter received in th,, city,
dated
HAvRE. Marcb Is, l823.-''during the
first 10 or l2 days OF this month cotlons
had declined To sous, but they have a.
gain recovered, and in days past 1000
bales Of Georgia midding have sold al %;
good qualities at 23t, and 6ne at "a -
The article IS firm at these prices Lou
isiana 29 29!; Sea Island fine 50; supe-
rIor SIS 60.
Rice is languid al 40f in bond.
"War between this country and Spain
grows daily more certain
Another letter, same date.
"Since the 26h of last month, There wa
a strong disposition to pass Co'tons of,
and the transactions being limned, prices
declined II to g sous Yesterday, how
ever. a reaction took place, and about
1000 bales of Georgia were sold, Tor m-
mediate consumption at Il. m 81 10 24t,
$50 bales Louisiana al 99t Our stock OF
Sea Islands is small; AZ bales oil good have
sold 81.
"Our stock of New Orleans Cotton now
is about 1000 bales less than On this day
last year. UpIands and Sea Islands about
equal 70 last years stock. Very little de-
mand for Rice.
"Tbe faint hopes which we had of the
maintenance of peace is vanished, and
hosiiities with Spain are momently ex-
pected to take place.
.Another Letter.
"HAvRE, March I4.-Cottons looked
down some days ago, but they are now
becoming firm and as only $1,000 bales
are in market, an improvement nay be
looked for. We have little rice here. and
as Spanish war now seems certain, that
article may continue TO command high
prices. Great Britain is fully expected TO
remain neutral. Thirty one sous were
paid yesterday for 900 bags bonded Ha>
vana Coffee Tor an American vessel.
Sugar, Martinique and Guadalupe.
lie 50 10 lis; Brandy Cognac 9; E1-
change on London sol. 40c.