Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17
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don papers to the 5th ult from which we fur
nish such extracts as appear interesting.
Athens, there appears too much reason to-
believe. has fallen into the hands Of edschid
Paoha, after sacrifice Of all it's garrison,
though the Acropolis still held out Constan-
tinople has been again a prey to the flames, pos
sibly lighted by the hands of the discontinued.
The Sultan, however, perseyeres in his decisive
course, cutting down without restraint, and ex-
terminating his opponents. Nor is there as
much hope as there was at the last dale, that
the interruption of the conference at Arker-
man, between the Russian and Ottoman pleni-
potentiaries, would occasion diversion in Ia
YOUR of the Greeks: they were said to have been
quietly resumed and continued. Spain is con-
vulsed as heretofore. In Austria it is rumoured
thatPrince MIetternich, not satisfied with the
devotion tothe principles of legitimacy Of the
Heir Apparent to the throne, is seeking 10 bring
about a change in favour of the next son. This
is ala Nicholas, who also is stfckler for e
gitimacy, but deems il no infraction Of the prin-
ciple to ascend his elder brothers. throne. On
this subject, however,, the fallacy Of foreign
news, fabricated for and circulated in the con-
tinental journals, we refer TO some sensible and
Just remarks extracted from Bells Weekly
Messenger.
A desolating epidemic is prevailing in Hol-
land. The number of the sick was so great,
that both physicians and nurses were wanting.
Mr. Galatin had gone with his family TO
pass few weeks of the recess OF business at
Paris. Perhaps he was not unwilling 10 see
for himself, and we know no one more able TO
see clearly, how the Foreign Secretary, Mr..
Canning, might occupy his time there.
The Health of the Duke Of York, the heir to
the throne, had become almost hopeless.
1offo IF LET Auor
has the following passage:
at appears that executions continue in 81
ence, and that during the night mahonnes (pas-
sage-boats) traverse the port, and throw into
the sea every night dead bodies, which are car
ried by the current away from the shores Dor
dering on the capital"
London, October City, t,Oo o'clock.-Con-
siderable business has been doing in the Funds,
and, early in the morning, at improved prices.
Consols were 80 SIS for this, and 8o478 for the
next, account; their presen, quotation is 8O4-
The alteration in the market is attributed 10
report in circulation, that the deficiency in the
revenue will be about million. In conse-
quence of favourable reports respecting the "a
mount of the dollars, which are ready for ship
ment at Vera Cruz, the Mexican Bonds advan-
ced to 90, but have since retrogaded about
half per cent Some of the Mine Shares have
also improved considerably. Tlalpuxahuas are
SOl pm; and Brazilian at ISL Colombian
Bonds remain stationary at 34a IS. The re-
naming securities have scarcely varied.
-Four o'cIock.-Consols have closed at 80 s-8a;
Mexican six per cents. 6l4 2; New Colombian
35a
French Funds, Oct. Five per Cents, OFF.
zoe; Three per Cents, 65f zoe. Naples Stock,
7sf osc Spanish Stock, lof Exchange on
London, one month, 25f. 45c.; three months,
25f. soc.
In an article, dated from Myelene, The 18th
ult we are informed, that the Turkish squad
ron, consisting Of two ships OF the line, Gig hi
friga,es, FIVE corvettes, and fifteen briggs, had
| anchored there on the 9th, and sailed again on
the following day. What prize for Lord
Cochrane, with proper compliment Of steam
boats and freships! The mention of lbrahim
Pacha is said 10 be to attack Hydra with fleet
of Egyptians, Joined by 90 Turkish vessels.
while the Captain Pacha effects descent on
Samos. Meanwhile the capture Of Athens by
Redschid Pacha seems confirmed. Ihe follow
ing are extracts
From The EtoiLe.
"The Austrian Observer of Aug. 81 contains
| the following important intelligence:
"The solemn procession Of yesterday was in
tended to re establish. in the Mosque, the STAN
| dard of the Prophet, planted nearly months
since on the walls Of the Seraglio Unlncky,
the festivities of this day, which was expected
| with so much anxiety, as an indication OF full
returning tranquility, have been damped by an
accident A fire which burst out accidentally
in some bakers shops near the Baghdsche--
Cassoussi (the garden gate) spread with such
rapidi,y that all help was for some time use
less. A considerable portion of the city, from
the port even to the Mosques of the Sultans
| Amurath and Bajazet. and from the walls OF
the Seraglio to the Sea of Marmore, and com
prising many great palaces within It's limits,
were destroyed The Sultan ordered the gates
of the Seragiio to be opened as refuge to those
who could save themselves from the flames
"The Ministers, with the Vizier and the Sc
raskier at their head, have been unremitting in
their entleavors to stop the flames All the
troops are under arms, and we are assured that
the city is as tranquil as can possibly be ex-
pected; blu, up to this hour, the flames have not
vet been entirely subdued.
ssThe Porte has received, on the 25th OF
August, by means of some Tarlars from the
camp of Redschid Paoha, the news of the cap
tire, of Athens, which took place ON the 5th OF