Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-12
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

terday from if1avTc, having Sdiieu "" -"
I'd Of month. Capt. R. has favor
ed us with Paris papers to the Isl IN
elusive, and we have our regular lilies
to the soth September-they furnish
us nothing new. The Journal du Com
merce Of the 9sth September contains
protest Of the provisional govern.
ment of Greece, against the conduct OF
the commander Of an Austrian squad
ron in The Egean Sea, who had retaken
and conveyed to places of safety Aus
tran merchantmen captured by Greek
ships for having on board supplies and
munitions for the Turks. This cor
duct of the Austrians is decided vio-
lanon Of neutrality, and amounts TO
taxing sides with the Turks.%lt does
nt appear whether he acted under IN
| stuctions, or on his own responsibility.
One of the Paris papers remarks, as
a'curious coincidence, that Col. Ere
npnt, pure black, one OF the deputies
firm Hayti, and an august member OF
tk Holy Alliance the King of Prussla)
wnt to the Opera, on the same night
The Brandywine had not arrived. In
ded il could no, be expected as the
Est time she was spoken, on the 2eth
cptemher, she was then at least iour
avs sail from Havre
The Journal DIES Debats Of The 2Sth
senterber, has the following artlcie:-
| Trieste, 18Th Sept.-The Greek heet
and that of the Captain pacha are both
i the waters of Suda. A battle is ex
1ected which may terminate the cam
iiaien. The American squadron which
a,peared in the Archipelago, anchored
i, the harbor Of Smyrna on the 2is'
august, having first asked and obtain
I'd the consent of the Governor.
The Brandywine lad not arrived, the
Wind having blown hard from the east,
ward for four days bef)re the Bayard
sailed Mrs. George w. Lafayette
with her three daughters and two SONS
were waiting her arrival at Havre.-
The liberal party al Paris, were pre-
pairing to give General Lafayette {
grand dinner on his return.
Can't. Robinson informs that Lieut.
Geo. c. Richards, and MIR. Tucker
Of Boston, died at Paris on the.lst DC
tober.
The depression Of the Cotton mar
ket at Liverpool, was felt at Havre
where sales Of Louisianas had beer
made at decline Of . sous on forme
rates.
We learn from the French papers
THAT the American Mediterranean
squadron anchored il Smyrna Road
on the 2lst Of August, having obtalne'
permission Of the racha.
The last accounts from the East
state thai the Captain Pacha had re
turned from Alexandria, with 500
fresh troops, who were landed at Can
dia. The Turkish feet was at Suda
and the Combined Greek fleet wa
cruizing off Gambia to prevent the new
UuIIvryrurU -fsTDrcd.- f.-'--.>- Aain'
A VAana Rapeg states that Redschit
Pacha, bad Connected troops, and was a
gain proceeding to renew the siege O
Missolonghi-his head depending OF
its capture. The place was open OF
the sea side, and has received larg,
supplies of provisions and ammuni
ton from the Ionian Isles.
A letter from Madrid, of Sept. II
states that Mr.. Everett, the American
Minister, had presented his letters O
credence to The King. He stated tha
the President desired nothing but t.
accord with his majesty for the adop
ton of all the measures calculated &c
strengthen more and more the relations
of good understanding which exist be-
tween Spain and the United States
His excellency added, that the Presi
dent had invested him with the powers
necessary to settle amicably some diff.
ierences that had arisen between the
two Governments.
y lettcr from Corunna, Sept. IA
"lThe expedition for Havana has not
yet left ferrol, but is waiting the. arri-
val of the corvette Discovery. The
transports are to be conveyed by ship
Of the line, 2 new frigates, 3. coryettes,
and briggs. The transports carry
troops and all sorts Of munitions"
We learn, says the Journal du Com
merce, Of Oct. lst that Mr.. Rocafuerte,
Mexican Charge DIES Affaires at Lon
don, in execution Of the provisional ar
rangement made with the French go-
vernmen,, has designated commercial
agents for the ports Of Marseilles ,Cette,
Bordeaux and Havre, who are to certi-
fly the origin of merchandise destined
for Mexico. The French government
on its part, is 70 name merchants a,
Vera Cruz, Alvarado and TampiGo,
who are.to act in like manner, with re-
gard TO Merchandise shipped from
Mexico to France. The Agents of
both governments are at the same time.
invited to protect by every means in
h.li r.n IL