Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-30

| them in Moldayia and Wallachia, in two co.
sells belonging to the fotilla on that river, near
the village of Kallarsch; and the others al
Hirshova, except the sixth division of infantry,
which, with the cavalry and troops of the Don,
covered this movement.
"To observe the garrison of Silistria, strong
division OF the fert remains opposite that
fortress. The village Of Kallarsch, on the left
bank, is being fortified, and redoub,s erecting
a, suitable places opposite the fortresses still
in the hands Of the enemy. According to re-
ports from Varna and its neighborhood, no.
thing particular had occurred there, and the
enemy had no where shewn himself.
"ln Little Wallachia, the fort OF Kalafat ha S
fallen into our hands. Baron Geismar took ad.
vantage of the terror caused by the fall Of Var.
ma, and by the defeat Of the Pacha of Widdin
al Bajalischt, and resolved 10 attempt an al
tack upon Kalafat. After march Of so wrests
NEARLY Al miles) in one night, he appeared
before the fortress, and the terrified garrison
abandoned it with the greatest precipitation,
flying in heaps to Widdin, in which retreat
many were drowned ia the Danube. As soon
as our troops bad got possession Of The fort,
they immediately began to erect additional
works on the side next the Turks, and Kalafat
was put in State Of complete defence against
any hostile attack. The possession Of this for
trrss is so far important 10 US, as Little Wal
lachia is thereby projected against incursions
from the RICH, bank OF the Danube.
"Accounis from Tefiis, Of the 4th OF Novem-
Der relate various successes obtained over the
Kurds In their attempts to intetcep, some hu n
drcd wagons with provisions, &c"
Prussian STATE Gaseiie. Dec. IL.
LIVERPOOL MARxErs-Dee. 30
Corn Erchonge-The imports Of Wheat
since Tuesday have considerably exceeded those
Of the previous week, and The supply is increas-
ed by the arrival of TWO or three cargoes Of fo-
reign; il is, however. still below the quantity
actually leaving the market. OF Oats, Cat
meal and Flour, the imports continue small
5000 or 1000 quarters OF Indian Corn have ar
rived from the Uni ed States, the qualify very
fine; also, about 1000 barrels SWEEP Flour from
the same country, and a Cargo of Flour from
the north Of Spain, The increased demand
for Wheat last Tuesday, occasioned by the pur-
chases cf the interior millers, ceased with the
day, and the sales since have been on very
moderate scale; few speculative purchases
were effected in The early par, of the week, at
nearly previous rates; but on Saturday, both
here and in the surrounding country markets,
the trade was dull and prices rather lower. i,
is estimated that 5000 to 5000 quarters OF In
dian Corn have changed hands witain the last
lew days, and il is how generally held for an
| advance Of IS. per quarter.
This mornings market was extremely dull,
and the few sales effected in Wheat were a, a
decline Of fully 4d per 70 lbs. Flour WAS offrr>
ed fully 2s per sack lower; bu, prime Oatmeal,
being scarce, brought quite as high rates.
Averages of Grain, Sc. for the week, Wheat
72s I'D; do, for six weeks, 74s sd Duty, Is.
LONDON Dec. l9.
The stoppage Of the exports Of Wheat in
| France refers TO the operation Of the Corn Law
in France; The export has been prohibited in all
the districts except two, and these will lose he
LIST proximo; the import OF Foreign Wheat
continues TO be very considerable The market
today, Wheat dull, there were were few trans.
| actions; no sales could b. effec ed wi,hou) a
reduction Of Is to SIS was submitted 10, which
| the holders declined-6ne oals and oats in bond
we're in some demand, aud were Is higher
Barley wss very dull on account of the large
supplies. In Beans, Peas, and other articles
there was no alteration.
LONDON, Dec. %.
STATE Of Trade. Business this week has re-
maineG dull aud prices continue as depressed
as ever Several London buyers have, however,
been in market for price goods; and III parlicu'
lar quarters, considerable business ha, been
done in consequence. This Circumstance is
regarded as favourable Indication Of improves
| mem; and OH the whole we find that though no
positive change has yet taken place, the mer-
chants and manufacturers are less gloomy Than
they were few weeks ago. |, seems 10 he
generally expected that The new year will com.
| commence with an increased demand for all
our manufactures. bfanches'er Gazette.