Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-27

OF the two weeks ending Yesterday are
"a ,377 bags OF all descriptions. Prices
have rallied little, aud we may quote
nplands |. 9th per ID. higher than on The
frs! inst. We look tor a steady business,
but nothing more for seine time TO come. -
Any material change will depend entirely
upon the extent Of this years export from
the u. States; respecting which, notwith-
standing the various accounts which nave
from time 10 time reached US, we are still
ss much in the dark as ever so tar as
the state of the import, as compared win
last year, shews considerable falling on,
but il remains yet to be seen whether Tue
cotton has been merely kept back, or IS
not actually in existeDce--if the latter be
the fact rise of some consequence Will
take place. About 4 400 packages OF va
rious xinds are to be sold by auction on
Friday next, which will interfere with the
demand by private sale.
Montreal Ashes 90 of at l33s TO 33S Cd,
and United States al 40 to Ais Pearls OF
both brands SO TO 4Os. Tobacco III very
moderate demand Tor Ireland and the
home trade, bur 40 advance in PRICE
Turpentine very dull, and still declining,
we quote 10 to l2--ord,nary 10 good qual,,
ity. Tar in good demand at IA 10 las "a
for good parcels; Wig ma Is TO 7 per BOZ.
Bark dull of sale; some very fine Phlla-
delphia has been sold it's. Dye woods
are declining; Csmpeachy logwuod 81 II
E; Cuba tuslic l0I; solid Nicaragua WOOD
SO TO 56lpe ton. Hides and tallow both
dull. The Corn Market is very languid,
end prices of wheat and -four are giving
way. The weather continues very dry
and warm Philadelphia superhne fresb
imported Hour is Offering at g3s per DBL.
but there are lew buyers. About $500 bis.
have been taken during the wee at 2Ys
I'd to 23s. RICE continues al IL 10 los
cwt. There is some demand for tne quail
lty, which is scarce. In Beeswax end
Slaves but little doing.
LONDON, June 10.
The news Of the dismissal Of NJ. de Cha
teau5riand created soue surprise yester-
day, though we believe ii was rather an
agreeable surprise as the triumph OF M. de
ViIelle was viewed as the defeat OF the
fanatic party; and an earnest OF DISPOSE
ton on the part Of the French government
to remain at peace with ibis county,
when we say remain at peace, We only
mean to say that VI. de ViI!ele will pro-
baby AVOID taking any steps which will
bring bis government into collision with
that OF this country. As far as South AHe-
RIGA is concerned, the policy Of NJ. de
ViIlelle would probably lead bm TO con-
fine bis exerlions 10 ntrigues for the TO-
menting Of disturbances.
Morning Chronicle.
JuHE 1.-THE Parliamentary session
is approaching rapidly towards its close.
|. is confidently reported that the Cons
mons will adjourn in the beginning Of next
week. and that Parliament will be pro-
rogued the beginning OF the week follow
ing. Ministers are particularly anxious to
be left 10 themselves as soon as possible.
PARIS, June 7
All uncertainty is at an end. NJ. de Vii
lelIe, like The god An,hsus, only touched
the earth TO acquire fresh yigor. Nj. de
Chateaubrisnd. accused Of having promo.
ted the rejection of the Rentes. is dismiss
ed from the ministry, and NJ de V,lelle
ful6ls, ad interim, the duties OF The minis
ter of foreign affairs This victory is par
tcularly remarkable, inasmuch As it pla-
ces in strong point of view truth not hi
therto suspected. This is, that the inhu
ence of England is much greater than the
influence OF Russia in the French Cabinet,
al present
JUNE 8.-In consequence of The Minis
terial MISUNDERSTANDING, great changes
are daily looked for in the Corps of Am
baSsadors. |, is already determined that
NJ. de Caraaan, shall be recalled from
the Embassy OF Vienna. and that his place
will be Supplied by the Viscount Lodoys
de Marcelus. The latter is forming at
present his household at Paris; and if new
combinations do not disturb the arrange
ments agreed on, be will repair TO his post
the end Of this month.
THREE DAYS LATER.