Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-20
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
From the Ney- York Daily ado. .qug. II


From the Ne,c- York daily .7dr. .qug. II.
Yesterday the ship Aurora, captain
Taubman, arrived at this port from
Liverpool, from which place she sail
ed on the morning of the 2sth June
We are indebted to Mr.. Kermit, the
owner of the ship, and who came pas
senger in her, for a London paper of
the 26th, and also for the account Of
the sales of cotton on the 27th at Ii
verpool. We have copied the London
markets and price Of stocks up to the
gath. In yesterdays paper we gave
the prices current at Liverpool on Sa-
turday the 25th; and on Monday the
9Th. 5000 bales of cotton were sold,
half on speculation and half on the
trade, at prices fully supporting previ-
Gus currency,
FOREIGN AFFAIRS-FRANCE.
London, June 26.-Extract Of letter
received from Paris There is agreat
operation in gold and silver here, melt
ing down your coin to be sent else
where. l at first did not believe it;
but have, within the last ten days,
been carried to the places where the
process was going forward. The a.
mount is stated to be very great.
Frankfort papers to the 18th and
Dutch papers to the 18th inst. have ar.
rived. 1t appears the anniversary OF
the battle Of Waterloo is observed as
a holiday at Amsterdam, and the pub
LEGATION Of the journals suspended on
that day. The plan Of establishing a
National Bank has at length been a.
dopted at Berlin. The Cantons Of
Ure, UnderwaId, Appenzel, and Tessi-
no, have agreed on a military conven.
ton with Naples, for the supply Of
troops, on the same terms as Luceme.
annapolis, Aug. l6.-Saturday morn
ing discovered the British frigate Pha-
ton, Captain Steuart, of 46 guns, lying
at anchor in Annapolis roads, having
on board Mr.. VAUGHAN, Minister Pie
nipotentiary from the Court Of St.
James to the United States. At l2o-
clock a salute was exchanged between
the frigate and Fort Severn, now under
the command of Major Bird. On Sun
day morning Mr.. Vaughan and his
suite landed and proceeded to MIR. Will
liamson's Hotel, where he was well
coined by General Harwood, the May
or Of the city, and by many of the citl-
zens of the place. He took an early
opportunity Of calling upon Mrs. Muir.
ry, whom he recognized as the mother
of Mrs. Rush, the wife Of our late Mi.
mister to England, for whom he ex-
pressed all ardent attachment. He like.
wise called upon Chancellor Bland and
Colonel Boyle, and some other Of our
citizens.
At noon, Capt. Steuart and the OIL
GERS of the Phaton landed from the FRI
gate and partook Of dinner given at
Mr.. Williamson's by Mr.. Vaughan, as
mark of his esteem and thanks tor
their attention during his voyage.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Vaughan
and suite proceeded to the city OF
Washington, in couple of carriages,
which were brought in the frigate,
each drawn by four horses and driven
by Positions, relay of horses having
been sent on to Magruder's the even
ing before-he must have reached the
city in few hours.
Mr.. V. is a tall, genteel figure, pro.
badly advanced OF middle age, and oil
very pleasing manners-he is without
family.
The frigate called at Madeira, on
her passage, from which she fell IN
with the wreck of the British brig Ora
gon, bound from Demerara to Berml-
da-the crew and several passengers
were thus providentially saved from
watcry graves, after being three days
exposed to the most imminent danger
Amongst the passengers were two Ia
dies and several children that have been
landed here. Ma,ylaud Rspn6
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