Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-16
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s,y MORNING. OCTOBER Is, 1926.

~ rs.r,day last, bring French dates to the
q 'roslish 10 the 9Th of September, iuclu-
'' !, will be seen by an Order in Council,
q :. re annex, that oats and oatmeal rye,
e'D heaus. are to be admitted into England
q ' ~ consumption until forty days after
.,upg of Parliament, which takes place
SI nth of November, consequently the adj
o. ~, viii extend to the oath of December.
n''D ..sctured in England that the effect of
W. o.d,r in Council will be, that England will
W. customer to foreigners to the extent
.,sv Millions Of pounds sterling, the greater
which will leave the country in the shape
..;. The publication of the Order in Coun-
..ss The Liverpool Albion, has caused the
-, l;yeIy sensations Of JOY amongst all the
r.na,rcial classes in Liverpool, and the con-
:. ofbis Majesty's Ministers in resolving to
:, The ports for the admission of foreign
has given universal satisfaction. This
-, appears TO have been considered impor-
,,,t and preliminary TO a more extensive re-
|
,,,,on of the Corn Laws, which ii is believed
81 AXE place on the meeting of Parliament,
"a, body having been convoked at so early
a,v in order to Indemnify Ministers for the ex-
,,cis. Oftheir discretion in opening the ports.
Sueh seems to be the impression on the CONT
peu. where a rapid advance has taken place in
wheat The London Times declares the infe
n kinds Of grain, such as rye. barley, oats,
x. SC. to be almost as scarce on the CONT
rG as they are in England. 1t is evident also,
that the crops are short in this country--hence
imay be reasonably calculated that breadstufs
Oievsry description will advance in price, and
knbrisk demand, during the next nine or ten
months
. WsEnd no further remarks, in the extracts
fOmEugsh papers, on the late Order in Coun-
cirlalive to the West India trade, but we OBJ
serve that Mr. Gallatin, our Minister at Lon
don, transacted business with Mr.. Canning on
the slst Of August, the subject Of which bust
ness was more than probable the "Order" men,
toned.
Very little is said Of Greece. Lord Cochrane
is reported, by the last accounts, to have been
waiting six weeks at Cagliari, on board large
steam boat tor other vessels to join him. A
statement Of the financial affairs Of the Greek
Committee Of London was made on the 4th of
September to the holders of the Greek bonds;
from which statement it appears thatthere have
been RENTED to the United States, for the
building If the two frigates, about which there
has been so much difficulty in New-York, the
sum Of ls5. oooL-equal to S76s,sss; and that
the sum of 10 ,oooi has been allowed to General
Lalemand, for one years seryice-equal TO
$3.50 or more than twice the salary of the
President Of the United States! Who would
mol oea patriot at such price! There is an
Item Of $4,000. charged by NJ. Ricardo, for
commissions. When this was read. it produ-
ceda shower Of Kisses. The New-York Com
mercla Advertiser adds, that the patriots of
New-York charged SIS, 900 rent for each of the
lois on which the friga,es were built-thus real
lslns' Tor one years rent, $4,000 more than
the lots are worth in fee simple. 1t seems
scarcely credible that these things can be lite
'ally true. There surely must be some palliating
circumstances connected with the transaction,
which have been suppressed.
The Turkish feet had attacked the Isle of
'amos three times, and having had two fri
Saes and two briggs burnt by the Greeks, were
S'nsedto retire towards Scio This repulse
sSowing TO the arrival Of the Greek fleet un-
s'' oachturis, soon after the attack was made.
'u0es not appear that the Greeks. suffered
%D'n IN the action, with the exception of the
y" Of the 6ruIoiier of Canaris, and himself Sc
AOusly wounded. If this intelligence be true,
" " thought the Isle will be saved for this year,
@"u the Impression which the failure will make
~ 'e Greeks, will probably prevent renewal
0i'he attack
b.. 'srs from Napoli, give the details of a
:. ,"' fought near Mama. Itrahim had advanc-
: y" Inc place with 1000 men, but was de-
,' 80 with the loss Of large number o. men,
- 'n MS baggage and artillery, which fell in
: "e hands Of the Greeks. Ibrahim was obi
D" 10 eScane bastiIv IN CaIaroa,a All b;s