Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-24
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Iron, the Ne,c. York american, July 20]
By the Danube. from Hayre, we have our Pa
ris files to the 9th ult.
In relation to Greece, the dates from Patras
are 10 May 5th. The army OF lbrahen, con-
tanning 5000 Egyptians and 1900 Turks, was
still near that city, and so enfeebed by the siege
of Missolonghi, as to be unable TO attempt any
thing. The soldiers from Mssolonghi were
most affectionately received at Salona. They
are called the "Sacrcd Battalion"
A letter from Trieste Of May 22d, confirms
the report that 1900 men had cut their way
through the Turks, and joined Karaiskaki.-
The Egyptian fleet was at Patra.s, ana the Turk
ish squadron passed Zante On the 5th, for the
Archipelago. Every preparation is making
for the defence of Napoli; the soldiers have just
been clothed by the French committee, and
troops are assembling in all parts. national
assembly has met at Epidaurus, and Demetrus
Ypsilanti is looked upon for President.
We find little else of interest The London
dates are to The I'd June We have later by the
wav of Philadelphia. A large promotion, it
would set m, is about TO be made TO the English
Peerage. Among the persons named for that
honor. are. Mr.. c. r. Ellis, Mr.. Dunscombe,
Sir Joh Leicester, Sir Charles Stuart, Sir Chas.
Long, Lord Northland, and the wife OF Sir
Henry Haiord In this latter case, the King,
being. very DESTROYS to make his physician
peer, but finding no precedent therefor, and no
instance where Doctor had been made Lord,
the peerage will be granted to The lady.
The death Of the Empress Elizabeth, Of Rus
STA, was officially proclaimed at 81. Petersburg
en- the Dist May.
The Duke OF Ragusa, with his splendid suite,
had arrived at ST. Petersburg, and been pre-
sented, with great force and ceremony, TO the
Emperor. 1t was thought that the coronation
would be deferred.
a private letter from Madrid, Of the 18th
MAY, thus alludes to the negotiations Of the
British minister, Mr. Lamb, with the Spanish
ministry.
1t is not alone in order to recover payment oil
the sum claimed by England, that Mr.. Lamb
follows up with so much activity from day to
day his negotiations with the Duke del infan-
tado--it is TO induce us also to lquidate, as
speedily as possible, the debt due to France, &
thus accelerate the excavations Of the PenlnSu-
la, whose longer occupancy by French troops
will be seen with distrust and dissatisfaction by
England. France, ii is said, would willingly
consent to evacuate Spain, because its occupa-
ton embarrassss the cabinet of the Ihuilleries
in its negotiations with the governments oil the
ancient Spanish colonies.-The payment OF our
debt, however, is the first and indispensable
condition preliminary 10 The evacuation, and In
the inability in which we find ourselves to
make this payment, it is proposed to us TO pro-
cure the means, by treating with the former
subjects Of Spain; notwithstanding, however,
the active efforts of Nj. de Monetier and Of Mr..
Lamb, affairs are in the same state as when NJ.
Taara left-that is 10 say, Spain recognizes the
debt, but does no, say when or how she will Ii
quidate it; still less does she offer any SORT OF
guarantee to France Of ultimate payment.
A letter from Havre o; The 18th, says-"the
cargo of Cotton by the Navy from Charleston,
been well supplied until that day, when adviccs
from Liverpool to the 4th were received, which
caused decline Of about half sous.
Another letter of the Sth, says, the cargo OF
cotton by the Perfect, (about 200 bales;) sold
this day at 10 sous. Potashcs very dull
The French ship Guardian-Angel, arrived at
Bordeaux on the lst from Lima, with specie,
sc.
Paris, line Give per cents. OFF 25c, to SOC
Threes, 66f. 45c. to 55c; Bank actions, 2o45E
H0Urc, June THE Cotton market has con-
tinued active since our last date Of lst June;
but owing to the continuation Of heavy arrivals
from the United States. and to the n~ys rcceiv-
ed from Liverpool up to the Sd, announcing a
decline OF ID there, our market has been more
calm. The sales made have been at prices a.
bout equal to our last quotatlons-say from 8
2 for Upland, and % a Is for Louisiana. ST.
Domingo Coffee, IS, entrepot. No sales OF
Ashes.
.2ctUal sn1es al Hnwc-Cotton.-Ist, l24 bales
Georgia, is; % do s !. . eo-2d; SAL Louis
lana, at l.l24 to IS; 25 Mobile, Is; 50 Geor-
gia, e23 tol--3d, Is bales Louisiana, Lie, 263
Mobile, l.32 to l.64i; 1875 Georgia, 954-5th,
l7s Louisiana, l.64 to 100; 400 Mobile, IS;
10 do. la to l.e4-6th, 200 Georgia, 96!;
100 Virginia, l.32, 1874 Mobile, is.
DIED,
At the seat ofDaniel wthers Esq. in FauquierC cun-