Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-03-06

pOnQent OF the 29tn ult. gives ucStiiPeiou Va
proclamation which, it is said, the Emperor
Constantine will issue on his arrival at 81 re-
tersburgh. If this may be depended upon,
would seem, that, initiating the policy OF the
present King Of France on his accession to the
throne, il is the wish Of the new Autocrat thaq
in regard to politics, his reign should be but a
continuance of that Of his brother. 1t most DIS
tinctly avows his determination TO adhere to the
Holy Alliance, and, generally, to the system
established and maintained by the deceased
Emperor
The Nuremberg Correspondent which we
have received this morning, to the I'd INST.
states, the Grand Duke of SAKE Weimar to be
seriously indisposed.
Cifv, o'cIock.-The Dividend on Consols is
this day in course Of payment to the public.
Money on the Stock Exchange is exceedingly
abundant, and out Of the house first rate bills
can be easily discounted. There has been
scarcely any thing doing in Consols; they reach
ed 85 l-S, but have since declined to 80 So,
buyers, where they now remain steady. 1t Is
confidently asserted, on the authority OF le'teis
from Hamburg of the 4th inst that Nicholas
has been proclaimed Emperor OF Russia, and
Constantine retains the Sovereignty OF Poland
this had the effect of advancing Russia Stock
d per cent but made no impression Oh the
Conso Market.
Nothing worthy of observation has occurred
In the foreign Market. The South American
Securities are steady, and the Shares without
much variation. Colombian Bonds, 66a; Mex
lean, 7O5; Spanish Bonds, 81; Greek Bonds,
IA. Up to this hour we have not heard OF the
arrival of any express from Paris.
Ne,e York March 3-The brig Ann, Capt
Bovee, arrived at this port last evening in AS
days from Gibraltar.-Capt. B reports that in
telgence had been received by way of Spezzia
TO the 9TH of December, which stated that
Mavrocordati was at Napoli di Romania. A
skirmish had taken place between a body Of
Greeks of from 5 to 600 and much iar ,er
body of Turks; the latter lost $50 to 200 killed
and few prisoners Ibrahim Pacha is said to
have narrowly escaped being taken prisoner.
The Greeks los 70 killed, and returned after
the battle. ColocotroDi was said to be collect
ing an additional force to make an attack OR
Tripoliza, where the Turks had 500 troops, and
400 cavalry. Missolonshi, the only place
threatened by the Turks, vas in a good state
of defiance with four thousand soldiers. The
Turkish fleet had landed a body OF troops at
Navarno, another at Patras, and retained a
third body for the attack of Missilonghi. The
Turkish feet is said to have consisted of lis
sail, of which l6 or II were frigates, 90 cor
vettes, steam vessel and fre-ships-the re-
majnder briggs & schooners. The Hydriote
division ofthe Greek feet were watching the
movements Of the Turks; the Spezziote and
Ipsariot divisions were at Spezzia, preparing
to Join the Hydroites. On the l2th of Deem
Der, spoke ship and brig belonging to the
Hydroite division, and learnt from them that
skirinish had taken place between the two fleets:
that they, the Greeks, had made an unsuccess-
full attempt to set fire to the Turkish fleet, and
had lost fire ship, which blew up. Finding
themselves unequal TO the enemy, the Greek
feet had dispersed; the above ships were on
their way to Hydra, for additional fire ships
The Turkish fleet was in two divisions 70 sail
at Patras, and the remainder at the western eX-
tremity Of the gulf of Patras he Greek ma
val force was divided into three divisions. The
HYDRA division consisted Of 40 briggs aid schrs.
from ten to twenty guns each, commanded by
Miaulo, who is commander-n-chief,s styled Adj
miral.-The Spezziote division OF 81 sail, from
10 TO 90 guns each, commanded by Anavruz.
The Ipsariot division consisted of 10 vessels.
There were "a fire ships in the whole fleet.
Arrived at Gibraltar, January 18th, y ).
ship Ontario from 4 cruise IN the Archipelago,
all well. On her way down touched at Port
Mahon, and left there 9th December, U. S.
ship of the line North Carolina; frigates Con
stitution and Brandywine, and sloop Erie, all
well.
Mcknight, the celebrated Gun-Smith in this
City, on Monday last, shot his foreman, Daniel
Denoon--and made an immediate attempt TO
shoot himself Failing in this, he was commit
ted to Jail, and on the same night, hung himself
with his pocket handkerchief The provoca-
ton is conjectured, with what truth we know
not to have been jealousy. Rich. Wig.
Fraud IN Cotton.-We have seen several bales
of this article which were received few
weeks past from Colombia; the surfaces OF
which consist of Cotton of a good quality, *
the whole of the remainder Of what is wet and
very inferior The bales having no private
mark on them. it cannot be discovered where
they were ginned, so that the authors of this
shameful deception might be brought to pun
ishment Charleston Pat.