Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-18
VERY LATE,F2OM ENGLANn


London papers to the l4th of November. and
Liverpool of the 9Th inclusive.
Among the passengers in this ship, are Job,
A. King, Esq. late Secretary of Legation 70 the
Court OF St James, bearer of dispatches Eor
Government, and Mr. Waring, Kings Messen.
ger.
Meetings have been held al Liverpool, Leeds
and several other places, to petition for a 70
| peal of the Corn Laws.
A meeting has also been held of ;ha sb;,
owners at Liverpool TO adopt measurea for Oh
tanning relief against the operation OF the rsv.
navigation laws. Mr. Huskisson's iraa rad
acts.
! The Courier OF Nov. IA, gives the particular
Of The assembling of the new Parliament, for
the purpose OF going through the usual forms
incident 10 the occasion. The oaths wera al
ministered to the members by the MARQUIS &C
Conyngham, Lord High Steward. c. N Su,.
ton, Esq. was reelected Speaker OF the House
Of Commons, by accamation. The session
would not be formally opened by the ROYAL
speech until the 2lst.
1t is stated from Stockholm, thai i is almost
impossible to form an idea Of the miserable
situation of the agriculturalists. a ton Of Onc
costs crowns, 80 shilings Banco. As to Bar.
ley, none can be got, and the scarcity o. hav &
straw is beyond all description. Peopl? ar.
obliged to kill their cattle, from a dread OF nor
being able to keep them during the winter
number of farms have been sold by auction, be-.
cause the proprietors were unable to paY the
taxes.
a great fire broke out in Lyons on the aiebt|
of Nov. 7. 1t commenced in the Rue Gala
behind the barracks Of La Charlie. Fl 10
o'clock the fire continued All the space com.
prised between the Rue Sala, and the place Gro.
ler, and the quay Of the Rhone, was al that
hour nothing but heap of ashes. Z. oos,.
script from Paris, Nov. 7, announces nGo.ma.
ton that the fire was got under Al ha!c past
TWO o'clock.
A letter from Cowes, states iha, INC Greek
frigate Hope, from this pors, was spoken 22d
October, lat 40, long. SIS 10.
A letter from Alexandria, dated 9th Sept,
states that third expedition had been des-
patched by the Pacha TO the Morea. Ii is said
to consist Of fifty ships, partly transports with
troops on board, and the remainder shpz Of
war II this should prove Correct, the poor
Greeks may have to struggle for some time
But ii is next to impossible TO form any opinion
with regard TO the real state Of affairs For
instance, in direct contradiction to the above
the latest Greek Journal of Hydra, says-."We
are assured that Ibrahim Pacha is preparing
10 embark, with all the forces which are re,
naming to him, and returns to Egypt, on &c
count of The scarcity ofprovisions and warlike
equipments which he has felt at the theatre Of
war; but it is also reported that the real cause
Of his retreat, is an order from his father, in
consequence Of The serious troubles which agi.
tate Egypt"
In the Oriental Spectator Of the 29th Sept
is an article representing the cause o. Greece
to be in hopeless state, and accusing ihe cor
respondents Of the Greek Committee % con.
cealing the truth, in order 10 protrac: IN aua-
vailing struggle, 10 the injury of all parties.
The following is an extract from. letter
from Mr. Orlando, one Of the Greek Deputies
to Member Of Parliament in London, dated
Marseilles, Oct. 81.
"The news from Greece is, in every respect,
of more favorable nature than heretofore
Letters, which | received yesterday, bearing
date the goth Of September, state, that the Tur-
ksh fleet was al Mylilene; that Of the Greeks
at Samos, which place the former have attempt
ed 10 possess themselves Of, but have heen sue.
cessfully repulsed"
The Gazette UniUersele, Of Augsburg, and the
Obseruateur Auirichien, contains news from Con
stantinople up to the 18th and 9Th o. October.
ne nrSt OF tneSe papers announces Lhat the Lu-
voys of France, Austria and Prussia, waived in,
structons from their Courts 10 second the con-
fdential measures of Mr.. Stratford Canning ia
favor Of The Greeks. Nj. de Mia3iGCky will
take share in the proceedings as coor az the
Uitimatum is completed. We learn IRON the
Observaieur, that the Greek Patriarch lat2lyde
posed has been exiled to The island OF Cyprus
His successor, Ayas Angeles, Bishop OF Sci
grade, elected by the Clergy, has beer FscO5
missed as such by the Ottoman Porte.
Constantinople, Oct. l7.-The news iro#i =
gypt, which the Porte has just recei7sd, arc
most disastrous The universal commercial
embarrassment is now felt in thai country, and F
has had such an effect on the financial resource,
Of the Vceroy that he has declared nI'nsen
quite incapable disappearing his son, iOFsnin
Pacha as he had formerly done; al the same
time, the people and the troops e'lnCS '"'
greatest an,ipathy to the European "aI'
These reasons have prevented the dePartureI, e.. y,
the new expedition for the Morea. ! he 'u.a aI
is much dspeaseG at this, and has e&pt y: '5s
himself accordingly to Nedchen-LHehoI' ,t Wv
Agent Of the Yioeroy In that II appear t"@,
the Sultan and the Viceroy are not on L n. o'of
terms. Some pretend to perceive the eil,I, ,,Is
this misunderstanding in the late moSe'',"''
Of Ibrahim Pacha. ,,;.b,s
The Envoy of Persia, Dand-Aga, pupl' .Se