Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-13
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
From tie Me,c- York American, august 9.

nC SHAp SouihuS3 itOh AldNiCS WIN
dates to July /, has Just arrived. We
find no political news, on hasty glance
at the papers.
The Don Qsixotte, from this port,
had arrived out. The packet ship Pa
ci6c, having on board Mr.. Rufus King
and family, had arrived safely in Lii
verpool.
The cotton market had been with
out any transactions, except % bales
Louisiana a {. go. Prices are quoted,
Uplands 80 "a sous; Orleans 80 40,
the consumption had rather diminish
ed than increased this year in France.
Paris, June 90, Stock Exchange, June
%, fue o'elock.-The market has been
dull, and the price Of stocks has expe.
rienced a further decline, notwithstand-
ing considerable efforts are made to
keep it up. The per cents. for mo-
ney closed at lo2f CSC.
London, June 24.-Cotton Hool.-The
market is very depressed, no sales ma
king and prices considerably lower,
June 25-two o'clock.-The trans
actions have been extremely limited.
Consols opened this morning at 5-s,
buyers; and have since improved about
an eighth per cent. viz: 81 3.4 70 at
which price they remain steadily.
From the same of .4ugust TO-
In addition to the Postscript in
our last, announcing the arrival Of the
Cadmus, we now give such articles
from the papers, as we thought worthy
of notice. The great and grateful to-
pic, is the unquestionable success OF
the Greek cause.
Capt. Allyn visited the family Of
Gen. LA FAYErrE, and left them all
we'll on the 10th of June.
Mr.. KING, Minister to the Court Of
ST. James, family and suite, arrived al
Liverpool on the 25th Of June in the
ship Pacific, from this port.
A letter from that place Of the 9th,
published in the London papers, says
"Mr. King will stay here for few days,
to recover from the effects of his voy-
age, he having suffered much from sea
sickness. The American Chamber
of Commerce in this town, intend to
invite him to a public dinner previous
to his departure for London"
The following among other bills,
received the assent Of the King of Eng
land:-The bill to reduce the duty On
newspapers-The warehousing corn
bill-The Atlantic Steam Navigation
bill-The Canada Corn Trade bill
The Canada Tenures bill regulating
the hours Of labor in Cotton mills.
The Helicon govt. brig, from Car.
thagena, arrived at Portsmouth on The
2sth, with Mr.. Hamilton, bearer ofthe
ratified treaty with Colombia.
So great is the apprehension at
Lloyd's, relative to the visits Of Colon
bian privateers on the coast Of Spain
and Portugal, that the premium on Spa
nish property has risen to 20 per cent.
Gen Canteract has arrived at Bor-
deaux, and has addressed letter to the
editor of the Memorial Borde,as, de-
ny ing, in toto, the epistle from himself
to Bolivar, which lately appeared in
the papers, and which, had it beeifau.
thentic, would have done SO much cres
dit to him. He says he had no other
communication with Bolivar than a
moro latter If automatic
We learn that the subscriptions in
France, to aid the cause of the Greeks
augment daily. The towns and even
the villages Of the departments seem
DESTROYS to emulate the capital in at
fording succour TO that valiant people.
Extract Of letter, dated Hare, July 10.
"Since making up our monthly re-
port of the market, in which we remark
that there had been no recent sales Of
cotton, we have just closed the sale Of
about 1000 bales N. Orleans, Uplands
and Alabamas, at 2sa to s24 sous for
ord. to prime Uplands and Alabamas,
and so to 33a for ord. to good Louisi-
anas, Our advices from Liverpool are
to the 25th, ending the week-their
sales amounted to $4,000 bales at an adj
vance of id. The sales b Saturday
were between 5000 and 1000 bales
These advices have no effect on our
market, and frankly speaking; the pri-
ces we have obtained are above our ex-
pectation.
Paris, June 25.-It is reported that
disturbances have broken out at Mad
rid. The last letters from thence are
of the 10th, which mention that the
ministers Of war and justice have been
removed, and that some agitation ex'
listed among the royalist volunteers.
Paris, June 29.-StoCk Exchange,
June 2Sth, O'Clock. The market has
been dull, and the price Of stocks has
experienced further decline, notwith-
standing considerable efforts are made
to keep it up. The per cents, for mo-
new, closed at lo2f SOC.
GREEK NAVAL VICTORY.
The following is an official Bulletin
of rho Creek Admiral Miaulis.