Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-22

Powers the Continent need not Ss iuao
thai Ind ao,c, as want and insurreSion ISL
tns~;,bin. and she cannot venture Oh seu
ne !. But there are Statesmen 10 ATS VIZ
var. ,her when England was struggling WIN
rene'c formidable difficulties than those Whi0h
mort onnress her commercial interests, and YET
now ' Jpe 70 contend against France, aye, and
vas a GIN Holland, Sweden, Denmark, and
win api besides. If war were necessary, she
Husslnh 10 found as equal to IT now as ever she
VO0sa-London Courier.
Ws The number of power looms IN the oniteo
= ~ - Is estimated at 81 900, which are Ca
A rs &c making l,254,ooo yards of cloth per
pa Pav or l,74l Yards minute.
day. u From I, Paris papers Of Sth august.
~. following is the result of the sentences
l -. , in the affair of the conspirators at
s.. Petersburgh: 80. ;. -. o.n;no pvle;a
na a.sJ sub-lieuteuant; Journalist Nahooskv;
aa.'ss,onebeff Michel, captain in the regiment OF
D DC anards of Moscow; Pes.el, colonel OF the
,15 regiment ofinfantry; Lerge Mouravief,
,.l.,snant colonel of the regiment Of infantry OF
Tchernlgoh. sco-..,.;,r,,a
.,ners of the 18th July.
PATrh e Standard Of the Prophet was still dis
Lived At the Diyan. The org anization OF the
p p.v troops was proceeding with activity. The
greatest tranquility prevailed.
The Augsburg Gazette has the following
.o,vs from Constantinople Of 10th July:
Noessential alteration has taken place in this
initial since the departure of the last post. The
g No of
ycrnment is prosecuted with activity, and tran
cuility has not been interrupted. The Sultan
Visits the mosque, as usual, with an escort OF
,oDschis. and the Grand Vizier seems to enjoy
,bp confidence of the armed Musselmen in the
canital. All the accounts from the provinces
are equally favorable.
letter from Leghorn afirms, on the 10th
that Lord Cochrane's squadron was in sight OF
that port
Constantinople, Juy 1.-THE Sultan has at
tended in person the military exercises at Eski-
Serial II was Mahomed himself that first init
mated TO the Ulemas his intention to abolish the
punishment of coniscation. The Sultan has "a
bolished also several pieces OF etiquette, which
kent him at too great distance from his minis
tiers.
Paris, Aug s lit is confidently asserted that
theDuke Of Belluno has given in his resignation
as Major General Of the Guard. The Ministry
tits said, were EMPLOYING every means to pre-
vail on the Marshal to forego his intention.
General Guilleminot mas set of this morning
for Constantinople.
The London Courier of August 9, contains a
private letter dated Lisbon, July IA, which
states that the Count of Porto Santo had given
in mis- resignation on the ground ofthe influence
which the British had over the affairs OF the
la,ion.
I'he Regent had nominated the Duke de Ca
Goval 10 the Presidency of the Chamber of the
Peers, which is approved by all.
London Markets, 9th august
The commerce Of country continues pro-
syessieely to improve. There appears also a
7e action in the principal parts in Europe; the
accounts received yesterday from Russia, Ham
3urgh, Holland and Flanders were generally ia
qcrable as to trade; and as the markets of Eng
land continue firm at the late improvement,
;h5re will probably be a correspondent effect on
:he continent. Cotton.---The demand last week
vas very good at an advance Of Ia per 10; Bow
eds rs a 7 Lad. Barbados Sugars being
gather scarce, they are to shilhngs higher.
Brazil sugars sold at 32s a SIS for white, and
% 80 for grey; yellow Havana 5 a 5 Cd,
Coffee last week advanced considerably from
fhe lowest point of the late depression 6S to Is.
Today Coffee was 2s lower.