Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-09
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Aew FORK, December 6.-By the packet ship
Fork, Capt. De Cost, the Editor Of the Nations
al Advocate has received his files Of London &
Liverpool papers to the Cd November.
Lord Cochrane was said ia have left Greece
The had no vessels. Ibrahim Pacha has been
checked in his career. The Captain Pacha has
also suffered defeat near Vourla, and it was
reported Canaris had been severely wounded
He succeeded in firing Turkish frigate, and as
! soon as 1t was abandoned by the Turks, took
possession and extinguished the flames
Ameeting was TO be held in Liverpool to
| take into consideration the propriety OF pc
| titioning for repeal or modification of the
Corn Laws.
Spain was quite unsettled yet. Ferdinand's
state OF health continued to be alarming.
Trieste accounts of Oct. IA. say the Acropo-
lis of Athens had surrendered to the Seraskier.
Liverpool, Nov. 2.-The demands for Cotton
the last three days have been exceedingly limit
ed, and the sales estimated at $500 bags only, a
large proportion Of good fair Uplands at 81,
Orleans I'd and under, and Alabamas 81 TO Gid
In other articles Of American produce very lit
tie has been done -The recent imports Of In.
bushel, but the heavy imports of Barley and
Beans will no doubt reduce the article to IS sd
or less.
London, Oct. 3l.--The answer Of the minis
ters to The deputation Of manufactures was most
decided. There is to be no reduction in the
duty on calicoes.
City, o'clock.--The Funds continue heavy
with the business limited. Consols have been
done at 8la Tor the account, they have since re-
covered TO 81 So Sd. Exchequer bills "a g.
The settling in the Foreign market has pass
ed over without any difficulties The South
American securities have declined about one
per cent. which is owing more to the state of
the Account than any other cause. Colombian
bonds have been done at 374, now $50; Next
can are 63a 81; Spanish II; Greek 81 IL.
London Markets.-There is little alteration
in the prices OF Cotton; the demand Yesterday
appeared to be increasing.
STATE OF TRADE.
Monchester.-We are sorry (says the Man
chester Courer) 10 state, that business has, this
week, been exceedingly dull, particularly since
Tuesday, attended with decline in price Too
sangu;ne expectation of returning prosperity,
induced manufacturers, few weeks ago, to in.
crease the number of their hands, beyond what
prudence would have suggested, and the conse-
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badly, for some weeks to come, will exceed the
demand. We hope, however, that the fatal
consequences of over production, experienced
during the present year, will be warning to
guard against the recurrence of such an evil. 1t
is, doubtless, greatly to be lamented, that there
should be any necessity for diminishing the
quantity Of employment for the laboring class
es, when the most they can obtain, at full work,
is insufficient for their support. The following
is summary statement Of the exports Of cot
ton yarn and piece goods for the week ending
the Dist ult. abridged from the Manchester
Herald Of Thursday last:
Yarn, lbs. l,74o,462
Plain Calicoes yards 2,a49,244
Printed and dyed do l,546,s32
Cambrics and muslins 482,l63
Cords, Veyeteeps, Jeans, &c. 242,4s4
Lace, Grape, Gauzes and Nett 4sl,es2
Other descriptions 2o,s52
Total number of yards 5,o23,o57