Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-29

sells captured or destroyed.
II is stated in the Oriental Spectator, of the
5th April, that Sir Hudson Lowe had quilted
Smyrna, on Board an English brig, bound for
Alexandria, from whence he intended to pro.
coed BY the Red Sea to the East Indies. AS 10
Perry, who attempted to assassinate Sir Hud-
son, he is detained at the solicitation of Com.
Hamilton and the British Consul, at Smyrna
ALyOns journal of the 18th inst. says, eve
never recollecl business 10 have been so fat in
the town as at this moment Our manufactu-
rers receive no orders, our looms are standing
STILL and The number of workmen without en-
ploy augments daily. The stagna,ion of bust
ness does not proceed from any particular cause,
but is the effect of general Distress
Cot,ons were pouring into Havre in such
quantities that il was difficult to efFec, sales for
any but very prime, md these at such low pri-
ccs as hardly to clear cost and charges, Thought
in America at 10! cents, and great fears Of a
further decline and stagnation in the article
Good green coffee was in demand, but all inie-
rior kinds drug.
II was reported at Paris that the Emperor
Nicholas, after visiting the military colonies of
Novpgorod, might also visit rhe King of Prus-
STA, and perhaps some other German sovereigns.
The Emperor has issued 'proca of
The 2lst April, declaring his purpose 10 be
crowned with his Empress in Moscow, in the
month Of June.
In the Chamber of Deputies, The Esd May
NJ Alexis de Noailles, in the discussion on the
expenditures Of the Minister for Foreign AZ
fairs proposed 10 add sum of 5oooOOfr. to
the appropriation, for the purpose Of enabling
The French consuls in the Leyant to redeem
Christian slayes-Greeks. On this occasion,
he spoke in touching manner OF the abandon
Inent BY the Christian nations Of Europe, Of
their brethren in the Morea and the Archipea-
go The question was not taken at that sitting.
According 10 the latest letters from the Ioni-
an isles, MissolOnghi presents now only the APP
pearance of marsh. Ibrahim, DESTROYS TO
conceal the enormous losses he sustained be-
fore it, interdicts the approach Of all vessels
from Corfu, or The other islands.
Letters from Vienna state, that the Brazilian
plenipotentiary at that court, had orders from
his government TO enlist 500 officers for the
Brazilian service, and that the terms held out
were very Advantageous
Considerable disturbances had occurred Il,
Rouen, occa5ioned by the arrival there of mis-
sionaries who were striving TO awaken the re-
ligous feelings of the inhabitants. The mayor
of the city, aud project of the department, had
issued proclamation, menacins the applica-
ton of an armed force, in case the disturbance
es were renewed The Quotidienne represents
the disturbances TO be of very serious charac-
ter. Petards and other missiles were thrown
into the cathedral during the 18th, into the
-nids, Of the faithful who were at prayer, ma
nv Of whom were wounded.
During that time" says that paper, 'some
of the maieyolent made loud menaces, others
indecently parodied the canticles The disor-
der at last reached its height The venerable
prelate of Rouen attempted in vain 10 mount
the chair; they would not allow him to be heard.
The holy sacrament was met with loud groans,
at the moment when it was exposed TO the We
ueration Of the faithful. The priests with great
courage, hoping TO penetrate to the middle OF
thar furious crowd, conjured the most peaceful
to respect the place in which they were. Great
fear WAS entertained for the fate OF those priests,
the commissaries Of the police being mal-treai-
ed in attempting TO protect them.
"fhus passed the first day. On Friday mea-
suyes having been taken by the authorities TO
prevent the renewal of these horrible scenes,
the place in front of the Cathedral was occu-
pied By a strong detachment of the royal guard,
and other detachments were distributed in the
church. The women entered by the great door,
and had places reserved for them in the church:
the men entered at the other doors, and no
person was allowed TO loiter. The cries DOOM
lcii The archbishop, "-"do,0a a0ih the Di'ss'ona-
res were heard without the church; seditlous
explanations were heard; the glass OF the sa-
cristy was broken, aud the females on their re-
turn were insul,ed The royal guard were fire.
ouently constrained to use their bayonets.