Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.

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ed TO our Boston Correspondent, Mr.. Tor
LIFE, for Liverpool papers to the 18th ult.
received at that port by toe ship java
iney DO not contain any later London
dates than were received by the Queen
Nab. We select few summary articles.
There bad teen very heavy rains in
England, which rendered the roads in some
places almost impossible.
a Liverpool paper, remsTkiug on the
non'arrival OF the New York packet ships,
! observes-'lt is very seldom if ever, that
these beautiful ships. which perform their
passages with almost the same certainty
and precision as mail coach, are so long
10 their passage to this port.
Late accounts from Madras state that
the cholera morbus had been very fatal
there in May and June.
LATEST NEWS FROM TURKEY.
We have been kindly favored by a gen.
tleman of this town with The following
important extracts Of letter, dated at
Smyrna, Cd Of September, being dupli>
cate despatched by the way OF TouIon by
a French ship OF war, transmitted from
Marselles, and received here Yesterday,
prior TO the arrival ofthe Turkey mail of
the same date, DOW due. The intelligence
which i conveys relative to the detection
OF the Turkish troops on learning the fate
OF their countrymen at Samos is curious;
and no doubt can be entertained of The ex-
tent OF the panic stated 10 be excited az
Dong them--the writer of the letter being,
himself. We are assured, hostile TO The
Greek cause.-the Turks have been pa
mic struck by the Greeks having burnt a
.frigste, brig, and corvette, by their fire
ships. The greater part of the army i'm
mediately disbanded, and The fleet is said
to have left the vicinity Of Sanos. Such
proceedings are quite wonderful. There
is yet no improvement in business: indeed
cause exists for it 10 be even more dull
than hitherto, in consequence OF a great
portion of the hundred thousand men as
sembled at Scalanova, having disbanded
to return home. The roads are covered
with them in every direction, and they
plumber every thing they meet. Even the
Turkish ambassador from the Porte 10 the
ViCeroy of Egypr has not not been respect
ed, having been robbed OF every thing he
possessed-even bis clothes
New YoRx, Nov 24.--Four new gun
boats from Philadelphia, arrived at Lagui-
ra previous to the sailing OF the Edgar,
took in some stores, and proceeded for
Porto Cavello. Mcr. yadu.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
By The Java, at Boston, letters from Ii
verpool OF the l4th ultimo are received.
The following is an extract from one of
that date:
we received yesterday your favors OF
the 7tb and 9th ultimo per Cortes, which
vessel arrived here 10 safety after a most
tempestuous passage, with nearly 80 days
OF Easterly winds; nOthiDg else ia from y.
York.
The sales OF Cotton on the 18th were es.
timated at 1000 bags, and yesterday Sooo.
Ii is supposed 2Ooo were on speculationA-
there has been no further adyices than
what issIsual between dull and brisk
demand, there is prospect oil fair bus'.
ness as many OF the trade are down, and
the market looks we'll a6.
Extract of q letter from Bordeaux, of Oc-
tober 9
"A short time since there was frost, ai~
ter which we had sumner weather. and
now we have hurricane weather, which
gives 6aish 10 the wine crops They
will not be more than one quarter as great
IS last year, and il is feared even the quail.
ity of what remains will not be good
This will have a great influence on the
price OF Brandies, which have already ris-
en- to 8 per cent fb