Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-06
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Die Issue.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The packet ship Montana, Smith.
arrived below at New-York on Friday
night. and her letter bag reached that
CITY on Saturday morning. A slip from
our correspondents of the Mercantile
Advertiser states, that she sailed from
Havre on the 26th November and brings
Paris dates to the 25th OF that month
inclusive. They contain no news OF
importance.
The papers contain London dates OF
the 2oth.-British stocks 95a. Mexi.
can bouds IS IA. Colombian do s4a
A Cabinet Council was held at Carl.
ton Palace on the goth, to decide on the
fate of Mr.. FAuNrLERoY. One OF his
late partners is said to have fled from
England.
1t is stated that very destructive
FIRE occurred at Edinburg on the 18th
and 10th of November.
PARIS, Nov. 23.-The German pa
pers contain extracts of letters from
Constantinople to October 22nd, by
which it appears that the Turkish go
vernment is determined to abandon the
Morea after the present campaign.
PARIS, Nov. 2O.-A fire which broke
out at Edinburgh on the 10th Nov. was
hardly extinguished, before another one
broke ont in the same city, at Parlia-
ment Close. The fire progressed with
great rapidity, and lasted allnisht, and
a vast deal of property is consumed
1t is estimated that about three hun
dred families have suffered from the
conhagration, and several were killed
and many wounded by the falling of the
walls.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
From the Ne,p. York Mer. advertiser, Jan. 8.
The packet ship Corinthian, Davis,
arrived below, on Saturday evening,
from Liverpool. She sailed on the even
ing of the 26th November, and has fur
nished London advices TO the Gath,
evening.
The Liverpool cotton market re-
NAMED in the same state as at last adj
vices-the sales being extensive with
out alterations in prices.
The case of Mr.. FAUNTLERoY had
been referred to the twelve Judges. A
postscript in the last paper announces
that they had just decided against him,
and that he was ordered to be executed
on the following Tuesday. 1t is said
the petitions in his behalf obtained but
few signatures.
1t is said that Sir Charles Stewart is
to be appointed Lord Lieutenant Of Ire
land.
Advices from Cape Coast Castle, to
Sept. 7, state that the Ashantees had
disappeared, but great mortality had
prevailed in the garrison.
The Greeks are said to be complete
masters of the Dardannelles, and can
cut off all supplies from Constantine
pie.
The King of Prussia had just been
married to the Countess Augusta, OF
Harrach. :,
Mexican Mine shares had advanced
within few days at London from 4ool.
to 65ol. in consequence of favorable in
telligence of the prospect Of success in
working them.
american Stocks at London, NoU. 10th.
U. S. Bank shares, 2A. us. 3D.; three
per cents, 7sa 80; skies, OF 1912, ssa;
1891; Ia, ga; Is, 9S 9e.-New-York
skies, for 1887, ITO.
London, Non. 24.-Letters from Ma
drid, received yesterday, state that the
markets there are brisk. British piece
goods have met with rapid and pro-
fitablc sale but it is said that the in
digo crop in that presidency has en-
tirely failed. Should there be another
crop in Bengal as bad as there has
been for the last two years, that article
will be higher in the European market
than it ever has been known. At Sin
gapore the market for British produce
has been good beyond example, every
species of British manufacture being
in high demand and the prices excel
lent.
Letters from Madrid state, that in
consequence of the report received
from the Royalists army in Peru, the
government has sent out dispatches,