Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-02


cret-but it is probable that the French Minis.
tiers know no more of it than we. Perhaps the
Austrians know something Of it."
Paris Quotidienne 18Th March.
O'Keeffe, the veteran Comic Dramatist, is
about to lay before the Public his Autobiogra-
ply, including RecCllections and Anecdotes of
his Contemporaries. 1t will appear, we under
stand, in Portions, in the forthcoming Num-
bers Of the New Monthly Magazine.
NJ Leroux, physician, has made an appeal
to the French physicians on behalf OF the
Greeks. He proposes to appoint special
committee TO raise subscriptions tor them.
The bill for the indemnity Of sufferers at St.
Domingo, was carried to the Chamber OF Peers
on the 22d March. The discussion had stor-
my close.
The Greek Committee Of the Hague have
raised 80 900 franks in aid Of Greece.
The King Of France has decreed, that if any
captain of French vessel shall be guilty OF
transporting persons with view OF selling
them as slaves in Egypt or Barbary, he shall
forever afterwards De prevented from acting as
commandan: in any place whatsoever.
The Emperor Of Austria was dangerously
sick on the 10th March: bulletin of that date
however, speaks more favoraby Of his symp.
toms. Papers Of the 10Th contain the accounts
of the 5th, which state that he had SO far re-
covered as to prevent the necessity OF issuing
another bulletin.
The Olympic Theatre at Paris, the property
of the brothers Franconi, was destroyed by fire
on the 22d ult. Loss estimated at 733 900 francs.
The market for Cotton was very dull on &C
count of the numerous imports OF that staple
from England (arrived and expected) Good
Uplands were selling at % to %; Virginia, %
to 22a, louisiana, "a to 81 brought 90. fishes,
dull, 80. Rice, 22f. 6oc. ST Domingo Coffee, 49,
French Funds, March 24.--Five per cent con.
soils s6f. TO sSi sc. Bank Actions 1921 TO
2ooof
Paris, March 24.--After the honorable man.
Hesitation ofthe sentiments of the Chamber of
Peers in favor Of the Greeks, and the eloquent
discourses of NJ. Nj. Lame and Chateaubriand, it
was to be expected that Minister who calls
himself Christian, would at least show little
modesty in the assistance which he renders to
the Koran; but he is calous 10 public opinion
and the reproach of honest men, for instead Of
arresting he encourages the evil We learn
to-day, from an authentic source. that French
man who is said to be clothed with full potCers
from the Vice Roy Of Egypt, is constantly recruit
ing for the Pacha under devout minister
Fifty French officers are now at Marseilles, rea-
DIV 10 embark for Alexandris, and new recruits
Of officers are daily swelling their ranks. Six
vessels Of war are also recruiting in the port OF
Marseilles for account Of the Pacha of Egypt,
and the French minister takes pleasure in rem.
dering them all the assistance in his power.
Constitutional
SPAIN.--The discussions in the council are
rather tumultuous, and parties are violent. IL
| tt,a ola G.
sources; but the Archbishop of Toledo said
"the gentry in coats of two colors" could bear
it much better-me gaming the soldiers: Lieut..
Gen. Cas:anos inquired where the clergy
would be without: them? The treasury has de-
manded all its funds to be paid in, and the wi
dows' pensions are suspended.
PORTUGAL find that the king, by de-
cree published during his illness, entrusted the
government toxhis daughter, "the Infanta Ma
ria Isabella, in con junction with the counseors
of state, the cardinal patriarch eject, Duke Car
daval, the Marquis Valada, the Count d'Arcos,
and the counsellor minister, and secretary Of
state of each of;he six respective department.
Of the secretaries of state" We presume that
is the regency spoken Of in the English papers.
In this decree we observe these remarkable
words, which appear to point at the Emperor
of Brazi "This imperial and royal resolution
shall be equally binding in case it shall please
God to call me to himself, until the legitimate
heir and successor 10 the crown shall have Civ
en- his orders on the sub ect."
| Petersburg, March $1,000 men out of the
TWO regiments Of the Guard have been sent to
Join the army in'Georgia, 800 men abide judg-
ment. The regiment will not be dissolved.
The pacific reports concerning the DISPOSE
ton Of the Russian court, current in London,
| appear to have been circulated without founda-
ton. The Etoile gives Petersburgh dates to
March 4th, which communicate nothing on the
subject. 1t was uncertain whether Wellington
would stay TO the coronation.
Extract of letter from Hamburger, Of the
10th March:-The coronation Of the Emperor
Nicholas, is deferred from the month Of Sep
TENDER to October, in consequence Of the appre-
hension that new conspiracy will be broke
out at the time of such festival More than
2 900 consprators are known that is, more
than 10000 Russian families Of the Nobility
are implicated and, as all nave extensive rels-
tons, it may be said that all the Noblesse arc
under suspicion We are assured that the num-
Der of persons arrested amounts already to 49,
ooO A great number Of the principal conspi
rators have died suddenly in prison.
Extract efa letter from London, 22d March.
The King is again convalescent-after hay
ing been severely attacked with fever and in
flammation, in consequence of coditaken BY