Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-17
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
From The Ner- York IMer. .4dretiser, Nay u.
The packet ship Acasta, Captain
Chadwick, arrived yesterday from Lon
don. She left Cowes on the 9th, and
we have received London papers to the
evening Of the 5th of April.
Mr.. Urgate, the Spanish Secretary
of State, has been dismissed from Of
fee. 1t was reported that MIR. Secrc-
tary Tea, was also to be superseded
A great change is to take place in
the Prussian Ministry; Won Humboldt,
and other statesmen who distinguish
ed themselves in 1914, are to be again
called into office.
A frigatc was fitting ont at Lisbon,
March 18th, to carry Count Pamela
to England. One ofthe Brazilian Com
missioners in England has been invlt-
ed to Lisbon to assist i'll arranging the
terms for the recognition OF the indc-
pendence of Brazil.
The manufacturers on the continent
express an opinion that the! shall be
BILE to supply many articles for the Erl-
fish Colonies under the liberal regula-
tons proposed by Mr.. Huskisson.
Meetings were held in many parts OF
England for revision OF the Corn
Laws. In some instances the petitions
were signed by farmers. 1t was said
the Ministry would recommend SIM
pie protecting duty Of Us. per quarter
on imported corn, applicable to all
times, and under every variation OF the
market.
The British Parliament adjourned on
the Slst of March to the 18th April.
Some excitement had been produced
al the Theatre in Edinburgh, in conse-
quence Of an annunciation from the
manager that Kean was engaged One
gentleman rose from his seat in one
Of the boxes, and told the manager if
Kean ever should perform on those
boards, he would withdraw his patron
age.
1t is stated under date of ST. Peters
burgh, March 3, that "the long subsist-
ing differences respecting the North
West Coast of America, have been
perfectly adjusted by a convention con,
cludcd and signed by Mr.. Stratford
Canning and Count Nesselrodc. By
this convention the limits of the navl-
cation and trade Of both parties are &C
curately defined, and many things re-
lativc to the subject regulated. The
conference respecting the affairs OF the
East continue it is positively affirmed
that Mr.. Canning takes no active par.
in them"
A number of new Joint Companies
were forming in London-among them
an Association with capital Of 1000
oooL for importing timber from all
parts of the world-A West Indian
Company with capital Of two mil
lions, to loan money on mortgages oil
the plantations; and Company with
capital of ,ooOl, to facilitate the
supply of poultry for the London mar
ket, and the shipping.
Canada shares were at So ID for 10
paid.
A steamboat called the Hibernia, was
to sail in few days from Falmouth,
for Para, Maranham, Pernambuco, Ba-
hia and Rio Janeiro.
Cambridge University has now on
its boards 400 students--OXtOr1
1860.
Subscriptions are receiving for
Birmingham and Liverpool Junction
Canal.
The French corvette La CoquliIe'
capt. Duperry, arrived at MarseiIi',
March oath, from voyage round us
globe; she was absent "a months WIZ
out losing man, or even having '"'
sick on board.
The Boraparte Famiiy.-The mo'll.'
of Napoleon, Madame Latltla Don-
parte, residing at Rome, enjoys l5, ..
variable health; her fortune is consloS.
able. Her sons Lucien,Louis & JeroH''
live in magnificent palaces, the wv
first cultivate the arts and letters.
The mania for speculation has spfrA..
across the channel; one instance oil I"
| is Characteristic enough. A comPah'
has been formed at Paris to convey "
dividuals from thence to Rheims an1
back again, finding carriage, lodgla5I
boarding, and a seat in the CathedII-'
to see the Coronation, for 1000 tran''
about 5000.
The new novel called "Tremalne'
The Man of Refinement" is SAID 10.
an extraordinary production, 1t IS
cribed to the Right Honorable Ki'HN-
Ryder. h,
The author of Vine and UdlnutS'h W.
in press an historical novel en'''''