Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-01
From the ~ Y. Mer. .adrertiser, of Jan. &c. ]
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.


VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.
The ship IaHy-H0, Capt. Glover, arrived
here last evening in remarkably quick pas
sage. She left the Downs on the 5th of this
month, and capt. G. has furnished us with Lon
don papers to the Sd inst. inclusive. Up to
this date no events of importance had occurred
in Europe.
Mr.. Appleton, of the American le-
CATION to Spain, had passed through
London and embarked at Liverpool for
this port. The London Morning Chro-
nicle gives letter from Madrid, of
Dec. ia, as follows:
"In my last mentioned the Ameri-
can Minister having sent off his Secre-
tary at short notice with dispatches
to Washington-the cause now comes
out. The King, in his wisdom, for
mally demands of the United States to
recall the recognition of the independ-
ence of the several several Spanish
countries in America, under pain, in
case of refusal, of issuing royal de-
cree revoking the oession Of The Floridas. F"
Some accounts are received of the
Liverpool market up to the 18th ult.
The sales Of cotton the preceding week
had amounted to $4,000 bags, Uplands
had sold at 81 to load per ID.
Average Of wheat, at London, Dec.
81, CTS Sd.
4
The Greeks obtained naval victory
over the Egyptians on the 18th & 18th
Nov. A part of the feet of the latter
took shelter in Gambia.
British Stocks, Jan. I'd, e5 7-S.-
French Stocks, Dec. 81, lol, IS.
Mr.. Ward was to return to Mexico,
and Col. Campbell to Bogota, as Bri-
fish Commissioners.
Dates from Constantinople, Of Nov.
9th. The Captain Pacha, had just
landed, and was we'll received. Der
wish Pacha, was in the neighborhood
of Thermopyla, with an army of 90
600. A new army of Asiatic troops
was ordered to be formed.
The French troops remained at Ca
diz, Dec. Ia. They were fortifying
Caraca and Leon, and it is said the re-
venues were to be collected by them.
Apprehensions existed as to Portu-
gal. 1t was said the King proposed
to abdicate the throne. Much jealousy
existed in England of the influence Of
France in the Portuguese councils.
A new treaty between France and
Spain, it is said was signed at the Es-
curial on the 10th Dec.
| About 200 Constituencies had
recently landed on the coast of Valen-
cia, and after killing few Royalist.
who opposed them, re-embarked.
| The Greeks have officially announ-
ced the blockade of Patras, and Le-
panto.
1t is reported that the King of Portu-
gal has refused to ratify treaty con-
cluded at London between the Minis
tiers of Brazil and Portugal. by which
the latter were to acknowledge the in
dependence of the former.
| NJ. Hyde de Melville has left Lisbon
for Paris.
All the French troops left Madrid
on the goth Dec. The French head
quarters on the 7th, were at Amanda de
Duer.
| Five Grandees, the Duke of Trias,
Duke of Abrantes, Count Altamara,
Marquis Ceralvo and Marquis Alean-
ICES, who had been banished from Court
for Constitutionality, were carried into
Madrid Dec. Is, and lodged in the
common Jail. The cause Of their ar
rest was not known.
| An Algerine squadron is said to have
passed the Straits Of Gibraltar for the
purpose of cruizing against Portuguese
commerce. Two Portuguese frigates
and corvette sailed from Lisbon De-
cember 10th.
On the 2Sth Dec. II Continental
mails were due at London.
The Commissioners appointed to
proceed to Canada, are col. Cockburn,
Mr.. M'Gillivary, col. Harvey, MIR. Gait,
Mr.. Dawson; two being appointed by
the government, two by the Canada
company, and one by consent of both
parties.
American Stocks, at London, Dec.
ls-Bank Shares, l24,l7,6.-Six Per
Cents. of 1912, SO l-2 90.
| London, Jan. S.-Various reports OF
the loss of lives by the calamity at St.
Petersburg have been circulated. The
official report of the government, makes
the number only 500. The Emperor
contributed 100000 of rubles to the
sufferers; the Empress, 100000: The
Commercial Fund, 1000, sc.
In England, the gales have continued
to this time.