Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-09

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N. York. July 6. The Lewis brings US
our various files of Paris papers to the
oath May inclusive. They furnish We
ry little of interest. Such extracts as
we thought of any consequence follow
Among other reports in these papers,
it is said, that according to letters from
London, lady Byron is married to Mr..
Cunningham, an evangelical preacher.
The receipts of the French treasury
for this year, are estimated at one hun
dred and eighty5four millions Of dollars,
more than double our whole national
debt.
Rheims was all in hustle prepare
tory to the coronation; during the GER
emonies of which, its streets * public
buildings were to be lighted with gas;
contract for which purpose had been
made with London company.
The Duke of Northumberland hav-
ing been represented in some of the
London papers as having made ri
dicuIous and blrndering speech, half
English and half French, on his pre-
sentiment to the King of France, the
Courier contradicts the story, and adds.
that the Duke by special permission of
the King, made his address in English,
The Etoile paris paper) confirms this
statement, and alleges as precedent
for this confessional concession to
speak ones own language!-the exam
pie of Louis XVIII, who permitted Mr..
Crawford, when minister in France
from the U. States, to address him in
English.
Paris, May 2s.-Extract of private
letter ofthe 9th instant from Madrid:
-"M. Vallejo, who was destined TO
succeed NJ. Villahermosa at Lisbon,
will not fulfil that mission; but will
proceed from Naples to Milan, where
he will reside during the stay Of the
Emperor of Austria without, however
being invested with any public charac-
ter.-rhe Ambassador to go to Lis
bon is not yet appointed. 1t is rumour-
ed that the principal point confided to
NJ. Vallejo is to solicit the Emperor Of
Austria to support the tardy project Of
our Government, TO send to Mexico
the Infant Don Francis de Poule, and
to obtain the recognition Of him as
King of the vast Mexican territory, un.
der the Sovereign of Spain, as Lord
Paramount, project against which
England seems to have pronounced
herself openly. An extraordinary cou-
rier has just arrived from Seville with
dispatches, announcing the insurrec-
ton Of part of the garrison of that ci-
ty, who had committed great excuses
previous to the departure of the couri-
err, and who were still committing dis
orders. The insurection was OCCASION
ed by theirnot having received the pay
due TO them"
Such is the deplorable condition of
the finances of Spain, that the govern
ment have Judged it expedient to dis
pense with the mission of an eXtraor-
binary ambassador to attend the cor
onation, as well as with the Spanish
ambassador at Vienna, following the
Emperor Of Austria to Milan.
Lieutenant Duperry has returned to
France from his voyage round the
world, in his Majesty's converte la
Coquille. This officer left Toulon on
the | lth of August 1922, and arrived
at Marseilles on the 4th OF April 1924,
after voyage of 81 months and 3 days,
during which time he sailed 24,s94
leagues, without having lost man,
and without damage. The expedition
was comepletely successful, and will
tend to enrich the collections ofnatur-
al history, and furnish abundant ma
terials for the physical sciences, and
particularly geography.
The intelligence from various quar-
tiers becomes daily more and more UNI
favourable to the Turks. Letters
from Bitoglia and Janina, announce
that the Seraskier Reschid Pacha ex-
perienced a signal defeat on Easter
Day, and had retreated to Janina.-
Advices from Smyrna state that the
Greeks have captured near Suda three
Turkish vessels laden with ammuni-
ton, and several Austrian vessels that
were conveying victuaIs to Patras.
| Letters from Constantinople announce
the death of Abdul Hamid, heir Of the
Ottoman throne. His brother like
wise is dangerously indisposed. The
Janissaries, who were very DESTROYS OF
giving the throne Of the Sultan 10 his
son, are much grieved at his death,
which is attributed to violence.
Stock Exchange, May %, S o'clock
The price of stocks continues to de-
cline, and the market is extremely
dull. The stagnation and fall on Sa-
turday was attributed in some degree
| to rumor of an insurrection at the
Havana, which caused Guebhard's
bonds IN sink 9 Der cent. but this ru-