Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-10

of Reneeke, for l,4oo, 900 dollars; Reichenback
and Meixner, for 5000, 900, and Crelinger, for
100000 The latter it is said will not pay
more than u per cent. One of the great bank
ers had committed suicide.
Advices from ST. Petersburgh to Feb. 10th
had reached Paris, which state that the most
perfect tranquility prevailed in, that capitai -
The city was full Of distinguished foreigners
from the different Courts Of Europe. The Duke
Of Wellington had not yet arrived.
Private letters state that the investigation of
the conspiracy, was completed on the 9th Of
February, and that the State COUNCIL had de-
cided on rigorous punishment.
The Governments of Rome, Austria, Swe-
den, Denmark, and France, have officially re-
cognized the independence of Brazil.
The Russian Ambassador has left London,
for ST. Petersburgh.
The Paris papers of March 8, give report
received by way of Trieste, OF naval rencon-
tire between the Greeks and Turks.
London, March 9.--Inteiligence was received
in town yesterday, that the Newmarket Com
melcial Bank under the firm Of Byrant and 20
had suspended its payments.
The sale OF tea yesterday at the India House
shews remarkable decline in the price OF an
article in such universal demand, and the sup
ply of which may be regulated nearly at the
pleasure Of the Company, to suit that demand
Common teas, which produced twelve months
ago about Is. cd. the pound, and six months
ano 2s sold yesterday at from Is. SD. to Is.
So the pound AS the duty on this article IS
regulated by the price ii letches at the sales,
a proportionate decline must take place Ill the
Government revenue from it. The fine teas
have not fallen so much III value, as those OF IN
ftrior quality. The quantity OF tea annually
sold by the East India Company is estimated
at 10000, 900 ID. and decline consequently oil
cd. in the pound, the duty being cent, per cent
would cause an annual deficit in the revenue OF
about 100000. stering
Nothing has been allowed to transpire re-
spectng the Ministerial plan OF finances for the
pl rsent year; but looking to the situation OF
the Government and the Bank, provided their
respective difficulties arc fairly met, funding
of Excaeqaer bills is considered inevitable,
| This persuasion has supported the price oil
those securities, the holders concluding that
the terms on which they are to be funded VIII
prodGce them greater advantage than, their
conversion into money al the treasury hey
were yesterday at IS. premium
\ fall has taken place in the shares OF the
! Anglo Mexican Mining Association, which
were sold yesterday at discount OF pol los
Adyices from Liverpool, Gated on Tuesday
night, tate that only one extensive failure had
Ia ken place, namely, that Of house connected
with one which failed in London on Saturday.
Official notice has been gwen that Algerine
corsaIrs attack all Spanish vessels.
! Paris licrch 6-fhe las, letters from Con-
s,antlnope, contain no news Of Importance.
/ The Greeks BATTERED themselves that the new
English Ambassador would interfere in their
favor 1t was added, that Mr.. Stratiord Can.
ming, on his voyage, required that commits
sion should be formed, consisting of two depu-
ties from The Islands, from the Morea, and
two from Romella, with Mavrocordato at its
head, in order that il might act and stipulate
! for the Greeks at the shortest notice.
! lIadrid, Feb 27.-The Spanish Revolution
lists W no landed in the kingdom Of Marcia have
been attacked between Elche and Orihuela.
| Twenty-Five OF them have been taken and shot,
the others are dispersed and pursued.
The band OF Brasan has been surrounded by
the Royalst Volunteers from Murcia and ORR
huea The two brothers Bazan were taken
on the 22d of Feb. with 9 Of their adhcrents;
six others, including Lieutenant Colonel Seez,
had been killed. The rest had been pursued
in every direction. The revolutionists came
from Gibraltar.