Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-12
Further extracts from the late English papers
received at New-York.

The contract Of the per cent loan
OF $500, oOol stock raised by the Da-
nish government for reducing the pub
tic interest of the public debt OF Den
reark, has been taken by Messrs. Koth-
child and Barring.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
London, March 4.-Consols continue
exceeding heavy at 7Sf Is Tor money,
and time. Reduced, India Stock, and
long annuities closed this day.
Foye;en.-This market has been We
~ Cat all the morning; little has been
done in South American securities or
mining shares. Many persons are
doubtful of the correctness Of the in
,elhgence lately arrived from Peru, and
the spectators are cautious OF embark
ing in the bonds, until the next arrival
from that quarter.
The German papers announce the
death of duke Frederick Nv Of Sake
Gotha.
GREECE AND TURKEY.
The Journal du Commerce, of the
2Sth of February, states, on the autho-
rity Of accounts from Augsburg and
Nuremberg, that the insurrection OF
Colocotroni had been completely sup
pressed, and the Greeks are vigorous
ly following up the blockade OF Patras.
The attempt made by the Servians
TO throw off the Turkish yoke, has been
partially checked. Accounts from A.
iexandria via Zante, mention, that pre-
parations for the next campaign are
making, which are superintendent by
General Boyer and other French Off
GERS, who had arrived in Egypt in De-
cember. The avowed object of these
preparations was the invasion of the
Morea; but the Pacha was strongly
suspected of a design to increase his
army, and declare himself independent.
The celebrated Varvacky died on the
Cd Feb at Zante, and has bequeathed
all his immense property to the Greek
government.
II, is stated in accounts from Malaga,
that six persons have been condemned
at that place for political offences, some
20 death, and others to Punishment or
imprisoment. A letter from Valencia,
states, that the King Of Spain has is
sued a proclamation to the inhabitants
of that province, calling upon them to
disregard the statement which had
been circulated by the enemies Of his
government, and "which," says the
proclamation, "could only have its o.
rigin in the basest malevolence," that
the King intended to introduce Con-
stitutional government in Spain, and
that the treaty with France was first
step to this change. The ordonnance
goes on to state, that the King will pro-
tect his faithful subjects under the ex-
listing Institutions, and that no change
need be apprehended.
RUSSIA.
The Central Committee for the re-
lief of the sufferers by the foundations,
has published it's general report, by
which it appears that the sums receiv-
ed up to the 9th Feb. amount to $685.
$50 rubles in silver, in bank assignats,
and that i,lo5,24o rubles have been
distributed.
FRANCE AND SOUTH AMERICA.
A Paris paper of 2sth Feb. states that
apartments were preparing at the Aus
trian ambassadors, for Prince Meter
mich. ellis comingto Paris has given
rise to report that Congress was to
be held, consisting Of the ministers of
France, Spain and Austria, to take some
resolution as to the New American
States. Several persons suppose that
Prince Metternich is only coming to
Paris to Learn the opinion ofthe French
Cabinet as to Greece. He is foreman
at Paris till May, and is then going to
Milan, where it is supposed there will
be an interview between the emperors
Of Russia and Austria.
Three expresses arrived in London
on the 5th from Paris. The only intel
lisence Of interest was that orders had
been received by the French Police 70
open all expresses OH their route from
Dover to Calais. The cause of this
extraordinary procedure was unknown.
The French budget has been brought
forward. The receipts are estimated
at 92s, and the expenses at s26 millions
Of francs.
PORTUGAL.
The accounts from Lisbon are to the
goth of Feb. Some fresh ministerial
and diplomatic appointments have been
made. The Count de Porto Santo,
ambassador at Madrid, is nominated to
the Office of foreign secretary, instead
Of the marine, as was expected; the
Count deSubserra replaces him at Mad
rid, and the Marquis de Palmelli goes
to London, instead DIGGING to Paris.
Some excitement had been produced
in Lisbon in consequence of report
that a French force was about to enter
Portugal.
Constantinopls, Jan. 25.-The hope
thar had heeu entertained of the sDee-