Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-19
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
rom the Meu- York american, April IS.

inclusive from LlverpoOi, ano 10 ths
I4th from London; which, though, only
a day or two later than those per The
New-Engiand, make up the regular Sc
ries. Ofthe markets we give what we
can find, without venturing any sugges'
t,on of our own, on a subject Of mos
tickIish interest to so many people,
The London papers are somewhat &C.
cupied with, and alarmed at the mutt
nv of the native troops In India, in re-
lation to which we have given an arti.
Gle from the Courier, that, while it ad-
mits the danger Of the example, seems
to believe that it has not been conta'
gious.
The Times asserts, and the Courier
denies, that the opinion of Lord Liver
pool, the premier of England, has un-
dergone change respecting the Catho-
lie question, on which he has hereto
fore been, on the intolerant side.
Mr.. Huskisson, (says the Courier Of
l2th) gave notice last night OF a mo-
ton for the 2lst inst. of great impor-
lance to the commercial interests Of
the country. tits the intention Of the
right hon gentleman, on thai day, to
submit certain resolutions respecting
colonial trade, and for affording in.
creased facilities to our commerce and
navigation.
London, March Alt is the deter
mination Of Government 10 pay the
troops in the colonies in British coin
for the future, instead of dollars; in
consequence Of which 2oo,Oooi. are to
be transmitted to the several islands
and stations. Upwards of 10000 are
to be shipped on board the Ferret, Cap
tain Hobson, for conveyance to the Ba-
hamas, Jamaica, and Barbados.
Letters were this morning received
from Maranham, which state that Lord
Cochrane had allowed several Of the
Portuguese vessels lately captured to
proceed on their voyage, on the pay
ment of Is per cent. on the value OF the
ships and eargoes. The letters from
Rio states, that the Emperor has ap-
pointed Ministers to the Courts Of St.
Petersburg and Paris.
The agent to Lloyd's at Lisbon, I'M
der date of the 2sth ultimo, mentions
that his Majesty's ship Lively, had re.
turned from Algiers with the Portu-
guese Deputies, who had entirely failed
in their efforts to arrange the diferen-
ces with the DEY. There was in con-
sequence the greatest hustle in fitting
out a squadron to the Straits and Al
giers.
The Brussels papers say it is still re-
ported, that the Emperor Of Russia
and King of Prussia will so to Italy in
May.
Portsmouth, March l2.-Sir Charles
Stuart and Suite, will sail on Monday
for Lisbon, in the Wellesley "a.
Sailed, ship Sophia, Rae, for Tampi.
CO, with Mining Association of about
25 persons (including arti6cers) on
board, who are gone out to commence
the working of the Talpuxahua Mines,
on behalf Of that company recently
formed in the metropolis. These
mines have not been worked these
eighteen years they are situate about
80 leagues N. Westward Of the city of
Mexico, and about ten days journey
from Tampico.
BY the Don Quixotte, from Havre,
we have our Paris papers to the 18th
ult. inclusive. Such extracts as appear
10 us Of interest are given.
We have received from the Ameri.
can Consul at Havre, the following let
ter, touching a statement of very in
excusable conduct Of the captain Of
the American ship Woodbine, bound
from Rotterdam to PhiIadelphia-ten-
ding very much to prove an intention
on the part of the captain, to defraud
the underwriters, by disabling and f.
nally abandoning the ship. BY Lloy DIS
List Of the 4th March, it appears that
the crew Of the Woodbine had arrived
at Liverpool in the ship Lucies, having
abandoned their own vessel-The state
ment shall be published tomorrow.
"HAvRE, March oath, 1925.
"My Dear Sir-I enclose q state
ment Of the mate Of the American ship
Woodbine, relative to the conduct Of
the master Of that vessel. The mate
will go by the Don Quixotte, and l
shall request him to call at the Office
of the American, so that you may qucs.
ton him if you think proper so to do.
81 send you copy of letter adj
dressed to Mr.. Maury on this subject ;
it speaks for itself.
"The captain of the Lucies says the
mate was sent on board his ship with
out his consent-that he observed to
the other, he thought it was not mo-
ment to wish to get rid of man when
the ship was in distress. l am, dear
sirs, very truly yours,
re. BEASLEY."
American Stocks, l4th March-U.
S. per cts. 80; 6 per cts. 90 looa;
bank shares, 24k. IS; N. Y. S. per cts.
L.