Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-08

operation Of the P6rte; but the Greeks shall
have the free exercise Of their religion and of
commerce. anil also separate and indie pendent
Misunderstanding if the meditation Of Eng
land sh 1uld be. already accepted by the Porte,
Russia shall at all events, use its influence to
promote the success Of this intervention; the
time and The manner Of this participation, shall,
however, be previously determined by Conven-
ton Between England and the Porte"
"That in case the mediation should be de-
clineG by the Porte, without regard 10 the state
of the other relations between his ImperialMa-
iestv and the Turkish Government, Russia and
Great Britain will always consider the above
points as the basic of the reconciliation, s. en-
brace every favourable opportunity to promote
them, both singly and conjon,ly-that an agree
ment shall be made respecting the details Of
the determination Of the bound aries Of the ter
rtory on tae Continent and in the Islands
that the two Powers will not seek to acquire
any increase of territory, exclusive influence, or
commercial advantages, for their subjects, (which
might not be obtained by every nalion-that
the two Powers desire the concurrence of the
Allied Powers in the preliminary arrangement,
which shall be communicated TO the Cabinets
Of Vienna, Berlin, and Paris, with the proposal
to guarantee, in concert with Russia, the final
arrangement for the reconciliation Of Turkey
and Greece, as his Majesty, the King Of Great
Britain, cannot take upon himself this guran-
ee.'-ydlgcmine Zeiiung.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Liverpool, lst May, MISUNDERSTANDING
the consumption of cotton continues undimin-
ished, and yarns and goods meet already sale in
the Manchester market, our cotton market dur
ing the last ten days has been in very ianguid
s, dropping state, whichis attributed TO the trade
having purchased freely the last two MONTHS so
much so, that the stock in the interior is esti-
mated 10 be 10000 bags larger than on the LIST
March. The increased import, and anxiety OF
holders to SELL mas also tended to lessen the ope
ra,ions, and prices of American cot,ons gener-
ally are Id and the middle and lower qualities
of Orleans nearly I'd per h. lower than on the
2Ist ult The sales from that day to the 9Th,
both inclusive, amount to only $3.50, and include
900 sea islands, at loa I'D; 70 stained do. 6 a
| 81; 4O8o uplands, 6 s I'd; 1880 Orleans $50
3sa74. 90 at sd; $50 Alabamas, $40, 6 l.s a
rs, 20, II; $40 Brazils, 8 3-8 81; $40 De-
meraras or West Indies, 81 10; 800 Egyptian,
81 81; 10 Manilas, 81; $50 Bengals and SUI
rats, Al So The sales on Saturday the 2SIh
were estimated at 1900 bags, and Yesterday at
1000, 1000 of which are said to be fair uplands,
and taken by Spectator a, Gid. The import
from the goth to the 9th ult was 1865 bags.
The sales Of other articles of American pro-
duce consist Of 247 bis. Montreal pot ashes, at
2Ss Sd 2ss cd, 10 Montreal pearls at GAS; II
bis Boston pots at 27s; IS casks middling TO
fine Carolina rice, at 10 a Sis; 2so casks Bal
,more faxseed, at SIS 55s For 50 barrels
Carolina tar As sd has been Obtained, White
Indian corn is saleable at 42s per imperial quar-
ter, yellow at 81 a $685.
The import OF ashes during the month is
900 bis u S pots Sales 500 bis. Canada pots,
1000 pearls, $50 U. S pots and 100 pearls
Our total stock is as nearly as possible The same
as at this time last year, about 10000 bis. oil
which l4oo are pots and $500 pearls.