Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-16

her old intercourse, commercial anu PohuSai
re established with Turkey; and has for this
purpose made new and earnest overtures to the
Porte, based of course upon the stipuations
contained in successive treaties, respecting Mol
davia and Wallachia. These proposals have
not only the concurrence OF the other great
powers, but will be backed by them with all
their influence; and the result, therefore, may
be easily anticipated. This we believe is the
real state ofthe pending negotiations between
Russia and the Porte. With respect 10 the
war between the Greeks and Turks, We think it
highly probable that Russia declines all direct
interference, as question, more properly Eu-
ropean than Russian.
Mr.. Canning, with a>yiew to alleviate the
present severe suffering Of the unemployed
poor, has offered resolution in the House OF
Commons for the repeal Of the existing Corn
laws, the measure, il adopted, 10 cease with the
necessity which called for its adoption Mr..
c, stated that the resolution passed for liberia
ting Bonded Corn had had the happiest effect,
and had done more towards tranquilizing the
irritation of the public mind in the disturbed
districts, than would the presence OF large
military force. The repeal Of the corn-aws
will throw open that important trade.
According TO accounts from Vienna, the En-
peror Of Austria had dispatched Count Wimp.
fer to Cons;antinople 10 solicit the Porte TO
comply with the ultimatum Of Russia
Stocks at London, My 6.-3 per cent Conso!s
774;new per cents. ga. Colombian bonds
All; CHILEAN bonds Al; Brazilian per cents
SIS; Greek bonds Is.
New disorders are reported to have broken
out in some of the Spanish province, and that
L.. lain ,nI az II Is-
lance from Madrid.
1000 officers in the French army, disguised
at the conduct Of Ministers, have solicited leave
TO retire.
The news that Missolonghi held out is given
on the authority of correspondent Of NJ. De-
lesert, the respectable Paris banker.
The expenses Of the Duke of Devonshire's
Mission TO Russia are estimated at So,oool.
The Menagerie at Exeter Change is to be
removed 10 and occupy FIVE acres Of the Re-
gents Park.
The contributions in London for the relief Of
the unemployed poor amount 10 l2,ooGL
The number of workmen and their families
out Of employment in Dublin, in the silk, cot
ton and woolen trades, is estimated at 10000
persons
The Colossal Lion 10 be erected on the field
of Waterloo, is finished; it is IS feet high and
II feet long
MIR, Kean, it is mentioned, has RENTED to
England 2,oool. as portion OF his profits in
Anne RIGA.
London, May 6-The news Of the subscription
for the reliefof the distressed manufacturers has
been received by them with gratitude, and pro-
duced among them generally a visible improve
ment ofieeling, the accounts we publish to day
from Lancashire, though they announce soli-
tary instance Of rio,ous proceedings, are upon
the whole of more tranquiizing character
than any that have lately reached US from the
same quarter. The poor deluded people seem
to be aware, at last, Of the folly as well as GRIM
inality, Of venting their rage on the property
oftheir employers; and if there are still some
executions 10 this rule, they do not apply to the
whole body, but to a part, consisting too, OF
persons Of VIGOROUSLY bad characters Whilst
the disturbances are rapidly subsid ing in those
districts where the first broke out, we are sor-
ry to learn that riotous disposition has mani
tested itself in an adjoining county, amongst
the people engaged in the WOODEN trade at Brad
ford On Wednesday there was serious riot
at that place, but the injury fell chiefly on the
rioters themselves: several of them having been
wounded by musket shot.