Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-16
Baltimore Gazette.
From the Ne,c- York .4meyican, July Is,
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY the packet John Wells we have later IN
telligence. from England. Our London pa
pers are to the evening of the 9th Dec. inclu-
siye. Money was still scarce, though the
public stocks both in France and England had
rallied little. The Bank of Browne s Co.
at Ashburton On Devonshire) had failed. The
partners in the Plymouth Bank, are, as we OBJ
serve, gazetted as bankrupts on the Sd OF Dec.
We give from the Courier of the 9Th, the la
test account of the Stock Market; and from
Bells Sunday paper Of the Ath sketch Of the
dolngs in the Stock Exchange.
Of political news, that from Madrid. which
describes the proceedings of the new Minister,
Duke del lnfantado, is alone Of any interest.
NJ. Zea, whom he succeeded, had been appoint
ed Minister to Saxony. -,
The obsequies Of General Foy occupied all
Paris. One hundred thousand persons are
said to have attended them. A subscription
has been entered into for his family, which al
ready amounted to 100000; about 100000,
The character of General Foy was fine one.
He was gallant soldier, without ever having
been sycophant.
Of the Greeks, there is still nothing definite
The Egyptian feet had, it is said, been pla-
ced under the command of Turkish Admiral
whence it is argued that there will be more u.
nanimity and efficiency in its cooperation a.
gainst the Greeks.
The packet ship Canada, Rogers, arrived
out at Liverpool, in 90 days.
| The British government had determined to
make new issue of Exchequer bills, at al
increased rate of interest, of 3D. per diem in
stead Of j per diem, on the 1901.
London, Dec. Sd.-We have received by ex
press the Etoile, dated yesterday The French
Funds continue to improve. Our own have sus
tanned slight reaction, in consequence of the
failure of one or two country banks, circum
stance naturally arising out of the recent de
pressed state of the Money Market, and tn,
cause producing that depression.
The following are extracts:
| From the Etoile.]
"Madrid, Nou 2o.-Nothing has yet beer
changed either in the system or in the indivi
duals; the new minister has not displaced sin
gle clerk, and far from prosecuting his prede
cessor, has treated him with the greatest res
pect, and paid him visit, which the Chevalie
de Zea returned in the course of the same day
II is even said, that diplomatic mission viii
be given .o'the latter.
'The object which appears most to occup.
|
throne two bodies who may give the Ministr
/ support, by their importance and their attri
butes-the Council Of State and the Council o
CASTLE. According to the views ascribed t
the new Minister, the Council Of State will b
re-established, and there will be admitted int
il many Of its former members and many of tn
Consultative Junta, the Presidents Of Supre IN
Councils, and Ecclesastics high in the Church
As TO the Council Of CASTLE, its attributes wi
be better defined, in order to make it remain
reality Supreme Court of Justice and of Ad
ministration, authorized to relieve the Ministr
from the weigh, of certain affairs.
"It is said that the Duke de rInfantado hs
Just laid at the feet Of the king, one year of hi
| 1.-THE duks's) revenue, that is tc say, four mi
lions of reals, and that his Majesty has receive
with much kindness this offer from the formt
friend Of his youth. The clergy have not bee
idle. The Archbishop Of Toledo, and the Pc,
Cyrile, have offered 10 the King to meet h
most urgent wants, the sum Of twenty-five mi
lions Of reals.
"Among the subscriptions made for the fan
lily of General Foy, we notice those OF tn
Messrs. de Rothschilds for o.pOof. Basterec
| 5000, Ducos 1000, Davilliers 5000, Ode
1000, Beaumont, member of the English Pa
| lament, 1000.
| "According to the Constitutional, the sn'
scription opened for the family of Gen. Foy
mounted Yesterday to the sum Of 2oe, 273f. 90
l. From the Journal de Paris of Saturday.
"The wish expressed by M. Cassimir Perrit
Twill be realized. Various subscriptions ha,
been opened, to offer, on the one hand, to IL
widow and children Of General Foy, testimor