Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-03
From our Correspondence
MERCANTILE ADVERTISER OFFICE,
Ne,c- York., Saturday, Apnl /. :
LATEST EROM EIlROpE

BY the brig Arctic. Low, which arrived at
Boston on Wednesday, Paris papers to Feb. s,
containing London dates to the 4th, have been
received The editors of the Palladium have
sent us the following extracts.
The British Parliament was in session. The
Kings message, which was delivered Feb ID,
alluded to the pecuniary distress of the coun-
try. The Ministerial members attribute the
distress to the late excess Of capital and Of spe-
culation. The opposition charge it to Govern
ment and the Bank
The British Government has concluded a
treaty Of friendship, commerce and navigation
with Colombia.
A great forgery is said to have been commit
red on the Bank of England.
Petitions are TO be presented 10 Parliament
TO restore the restriction on foreign silks.
The British have ordered frigate to the Me-
diterranean with sealed orders. Greek stock
had fallen in price.
The project Of Establishing branches Of the
Bank Of England in the principal cities, was
under consideration.
The new navigation treaty between England
and France was to go into operation on the lst
Of March. 1t is founded on the principles of
reciprocity
Endeavors are making in France to have the
censorship OF the press restored.
A rail way was TO be made from ST. Eteinne
to Lyons.
is reported the French have entered into
new engagements to continue their troops in
Spain three years longer. 1t is possible Spain
may become province Of France. 1t will be
all in the Bourbon family.
IL is said some Russian troops have passed
the Pruth without orders and are committin,,
hostilities against the Turks.
Letters from Bucharest, Jan. IA, state that
the Janissaries set fire to the suburbs of Galata,
at. Constantinople, principally inhabited by
Christians, and 1900 houses and 1000 shops
were burnt
RUSSIA.-Prince Trubetzkoi is said to have
made important confessions. 1t is also said,
the conspiracy at ST. Petersburgfr appears to
have had extensive NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gene
rails Of the army Of Bassarabia, and many Off.
GERS Of the staff, have been arrested. They speak
even Of the dissolution of that army. This con-
spiracy is said 10 have commenced before the
death Of Alexander, s was well known to him.
The Guerrero "a, carried military stores from
Cadiz ia Havana.
The French Government has issued a new
and important decree, regulating the trade OF
Guadalupe and Martinique. After the lst OF
July next, foreign vessels are to be allowed to
import certain articles Of produce and manu-
features into Bassaterre, Point Petre, st,
Pierres, Fort Royal, and Trinity, but to no o.
Their places i'll these Colonies, on the same du-
ties and tonnage as French vessels have to pay
The articles and duties are enumerated in two
tables:-Live animals, salt beef firewood, vege-
tables, corn, salt fish, rice, salt, tobacco, lum-
Der, pitch, tar, rosin, COAL hides, forage, fruits,
balsams, iquorice, indigo, quinquina, rocoa,
roots, elephants teeth, cows and horses, herbs,
barks, and many other articles. The same ar
ticles may be exported to foreign places on the
same terms as imported. Flour is to be admit
ted only in cases Of emergency, and then the