Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-22
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Erom the Nerv- York National .idrocate, FEB. 10.
FOUR DAYS LATER.

ETOIt W ItCWI Oh
FOUR DAYS LATER.
By the packet ship Manhattan, Capt Mar
shall. from Liverpool, the editor OF the Nation
al Advocate has received his tiles OF London
and Liverpool papers to the 9TH OF January.
Hamburger papers to the Slst Dec. reached
London up the 5th Jan. The papers supercede
those of the French capitalize former city IS
much higher to the Russian Court. The last
adriees from that Court through this channel,
saws the London Ledger of the 9th, are dated
the 18th Dec. and from them one thing is clear,
that the pretended abdication OF Constantine
was wholly unknown, and apparently wholly
unexoected there, at that date. They announce
however. The arrival Of the Grand Duke Mi
chael from Warsaw; and as it was said that he
had been charged by his brother to renounce
The Crown in his name, it would be very
STRANGE. if there were any truth in the preten-
died object of his mission, that there should be
M ;ntimation Of il in these advices. They do
not throw out much as an obscure hint on
the subiect; and in noticing the Grand Dukes
arrival. merely attributes it to hlial duty; whilst
thew notice. al the same time, the agreeable
<nrnrise which il bad occasioned the Empress
mother. In the mean time, all the ceremonies
customary upon the occasion of proclaiming a
new Sovereign, had been performed In the
name of Constantine, and the troops had taken
the oath of6delity amidst virats, 1t is said, Tor
The nresent Sovereign. and teais for his prede-
ceSsor. These and ether demonstrations clear
" show that the slightest suspicion was not
entertained in any quarter that this frlnce,
When the most glittering prize OF human amol'
zion was ava offered TO him, would refuse
10 acceptit. The contrary supposition Is GER
,a;nly much more consistent with human ma
lure. and with his character IN particular. AT
the date of these adyites, Constantine was ex-
,ected to arrive at ST. Petersburgh, a SUPPOSE
ZION which seems Inconsistent with another
naragraph, in which it is stated that letters
from Warsaw, two days later than the former,
make no mention Of his departure from that
CITY. Ii is still more Inconsistent with another
animation, which says that Nicholas would go
10 Warsaw, 10 hold a conference with the En-
neror-,he name by which Constantine is uni
formly designated in all these statements Had
The crown oeen offered to Nicholas, is 1t prooa-
b|e hat he would leave the capital OF the En-
pire9 But the report ofthe journey 10 Warsaw
perfectly agrees with an earlier one, which
said that he had been appointed by the present
Emperor to succeed him in the Viceroyaity oil
Poland.
The continued stay ofthe Emperor at War
saw is said to be occasioned by political con
s;deratIons connected with the affairs Of Po-
land The reign Of Constantine ii is suppos-
ed will be more vigilant than is generally ex-
pec,ed. 1t is known with what hatred the
Poles hold the domination of Russia, and as the
present opportunity might be deemed favora-
BE for throwing it off, it will rebound much 10
the credit of Constantine if he can so arrange
affairs as 10 leave every thing in Poland sale.
Already considerable diplomatic hustle has
taken place among the continental courts, "a
mong which is the arrival Of Metternich in
Y ondon A cabinet council had been held IN
London.
The accounts Of Kean's reception in this
country, together with his different speeches,
are copied in, the London papers.
The British parliament had been further
prorogued 10 the I'd Feb.
The official account of the capture OF the
Castle of ST. juan d'Ulloa, had reached Lon
don.
The money market was improving. The
dividends were to be paid in a day or two, and
would add to the plenty ofmoney in the market
Great activity had taken place in the South
American stocks. II was said France was a
bout 10 recognize their independence. The
stocks had however given away again.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Z
Cofton.-Sea Island Georgia, god a Is Cd
stained, do 9 a ID; Upland: do s! a 9; Alabams
and Mobile, 81 a 81; New-Orleans, u a loa;
Pernambuco, II a u; Bahia, 10 a lo&; Maran-
ham, lo4 a lo3; Minas Noyas, 81 a 10; Minas
Geraes, 7 a s; Para, 81 a %; Demerara and
Berbice, 81 a III; Barbados, 81 a 81; com
mon West India, "a a 81; Bahama, 81 a lo4;
Carthagena, 7 a Il; Egyptian, 81 a IL; Surai,
81 az; Bengal, 81 a s..
We have had a very limited demand for Cot
ton this week, and prices are generally I'd per
lb. lower. About 1000 bags Upland have been
taken on speculation Sales 1890. Import sos
81 Peersburgh, Dec l7.-Her Majesty, the
Empress Mother, has been agreeab'y surprised
by the return Of his Imperial Highness the
Grand Duke Michael, from Warsaw, who, fol-
lowing the vote Of his 6lial afectionate heart.
hastened to her Immediately ON receiving the
news of the death of the Emperor Alexander,
His Majesty the Emperor Constantine was at
Warsaw in good health.
1t was not till the 9TH that reports OF the En-
peror's indisposition began TO be spread abroad
On the 9th, notice was given that prayers would
be nut up In all the churches for the recovery OF
our beloved Sovereign. In the Church OF the
Convent of Alexander Neuskv, the principal
INABILITY. Minister'S. Generals. Officers uf the