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


From the New York american, Of MoremJer 9.
The ship VIM Byrnes, from Liver
pool, brings us London papers to the
evening of the 10th ult.
The US. frigate Brandywine'arrived
at Havre, and landed General La fa-
yette on the 4tL ult. We have no par
ticulars, however, as to the manner Of
his reception, or that of the frigate.-
Underline Cowes head ofthe 9th ofOc-
tober, the arrival there OF the Brandy.
wine is anao need as wind tound;
though it is stated by the captain ofthc
Hudson from London, that she was We
ry leaky in her upper works, and was
caulking-thus confirming in parr the
statement which we among others
thought erroneous, made i'll the Demo-
cratic Press.
The British government had issued
proclamation prohibiting its subjects
from taking part in the contest between
the Greeks and Turks, thus aiming to
defeat Lord Cochranc's departure un-
der the auspices Of the Greek Com
mittee, for the Egean. The inteiIi-
gence from the seat of war is confused
as ever. The accounts, via Smyrna, in
another part Of our paper, are later,
though not more clear or accurate.
At the close Of Madame Cantalina's
concerts and performances in London,
during the winter, it is said she will
cross the Atlantic and visit New-York,
Mr.. Price having offered her liberal
engagement.
Madame Pasta has just signed an ell
gagrment for the Turin Theatre.
1t is said, that the African votary Of
Thespis, whose delineations Of Hamlet,
Richard, SC. at Ncw-York, we've hui
morously initiated by MIR. Mathews, in
his Trip to America, is in England,
and engaged at minor theatre.
The large timber ship Baron of Rem
frew was spoke on the 29th Sept. in
lat. ~, lon. "a.
The London Courier Of the 9Th Oct.
contains proclamation Of the King Of
England, in which he enjoins upon his
subjects strictly to observe, as well to-
wards the Ottoman rvTtc and the
Greeks, as well as to all other bellige-
rents with whom his Majesty is at
peace, the daties Of neutrality" 1t
likewise declares that if any person in
his dominions, shall be found guilty Of
assisting in equipping vessels against
any country at peace with his Majesty,
he shall be subjected TO fine and impri-
sonment.
The Emperor of Morocco, it is stat
ed had put 10 The sword the whole Of
the inhabitants of the city Of Mettencz,
and destroyed the city, in consequence
Of revolt.
Trieste, Sept. aI.-rhe Greeks have
taken several European vessels, laden
with warlike stores, from the Turks
The Turkish ships i'll the Lepanto dare
" " out. Missolonghi is free on the
he, but the blockade on land is
Rtup. Several combats had termi-
led in favor Of the Cross. 1t is re-
Iported that serious misunderstanding
had taken place between Redscid and
Jusef Pacha.
London, Oct. lo.-"Cily, . O'clock
The transactions in the British Stock
Market have been to a greater extent
this morning than for some time past,
attended with an improvement in CON
soils; the current price for this Account
has been So So, and SO 70, 80 for No
vember.
"The Foreign Market has also been
very active, and accompanied with an
improvement in most of the Securities.
Mexican Scrip is abou, "a dis; Colon
blan bonds 764; Brazil Scrip 81 dis,
Spanish Bonds are also better, being
III; and Greek Scrip continues steady
at 23a.
Trieste, Sept. 2s.-Accounts from
Lanle, OF 10th Sept. inform us that the
Seraskeier, Redschid Pacha, has left
ikachorl TO make another attack upon
Mlssolonghi, but he has been again re-
pulsed With considerable loss.
Trieste, Sept. % -Ex,ract from pri-
vate letter OF Commodore Hamilton,
returning 10 Smyrna from 'his visit to
hydra and Napoll, has declared to the
commanders of ,the several European
squadrons that the neutrality observed
by England is founded on the equa!ap-
pllcation Of the principles Of the law
OF nations to the two belligerent powers;
that he had just displayed his sincerity
towards the pirates who abused their
Hag; but that he could not afford the
slightest support to those European
vessels, which, by an abuse no less
blameable Of their neutral flag, attemp,
to violate the blockade regularly de.
clared by the Greek authorities, or 10
assist the Turkish Admirals and gene
rails to convey troops and arms TO the