Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-02
From the Neu- York Commercial .adve,,,,,.

EDITORS oil the commercial Advertiser l hss The
celved papers to the I'd instant, and ; naHSort
the LIST, together with a great yaretv aS ndona
cial papers 10 the latest dates. u pfo'a
- GREAT BRITAIN.-It is con6d.n,I,, -
that very evident improvement h' a'edset
place in the state Of the trade, in ev. nay taken
the country; but the distress is still vs,I paNd
On the 3lst ult. four defaulters in IL! great
ment of the time bargains for the lac, e settle
OF Consols, were declared at the s,o.tOaa
change, and considerable number If J s,SiL1
had in addition been privately ARRANGED I'' VT
accounts were rather more favorable Of II. ne
of trade in Manchester and other mannS. NA
ing districts. A number of Blackburn ws"
were about embarking for America. in |. .a
quence of the distress Of the times. 'Oa'e'
The returns of the late harvest in En-,
prove that there now exists throughout ,S"T
nited Kingdom, the certain precursors of sU
city of food. A multitude of reports vs.. ".'
culated, one Of which was that the Cabin, t VI,
resolved to issue an Order in Council Co., "s0
admission Of oats, beans and peas, of wb;.t VIC
great scarcity is apprehended Wines, a.;
barley it is said are not to be admitted ., s 81"
sent nv
! The leading members Of The British c.,;...
with the exception Of Lord Liverpool. Who
| in Wales, were summoned to assemble .,
foreign Office on important matters cJnno,"S
with the disturbed districts. Mr.. Cannin. IVY.
20 go 10 Paris with Mr.. Morer, the ConsHIc r.
neral, to settle diplomatic discussion rpl,,ir.
10 claims of British subjects.
The journeymen printers ofLondon have npb
lshed an appeal to the benevolent II STATE,
their great privalions and distress, and solic;,,
subscriptions.
1t will be seen by cur extracts, tina, ofsc,,
intelligence has reached the British CaDi,al T
the conclusion of the Burmese war
Among the passengers in the Canada. is The
celebrated Mr.. Macready and family of the Lon.
don stage. The Globe of the 18th saws: "M,.
cready succeeds Kean in America The latter
will return to London with friend Price andre.
sumo his situation during the winter, al Druy
Lane Theatre One of the objects connected
with Mr. Prices (the new ssee Of Drury Lane
Theatre) Journey TO America was for the pur.
pose Of renewing the engagements OF Garcia,
and the whole corps of Italian singers and dan.
GERS, for his American Theatre. where, during
the last season, they were eninenty successful
The case of the Anglo Mexican Mining AS
ISOLATION is now before the public, and maybe
considered as Illustrating, in a conspicuous
and impressive manner, the inherent vices Of
most joint stock company undertakings Al
though two years have elapsed since this com,
pany was first established, and on every 2rn.
ciple Of commercial caIcu alton, some return
ought ere now to have accrued from its enOT
nous outlay, we find that the loss admitted by
the Directors exceeds half million serIing.
\ Russian squadron # ships of the line and
6 frigates, was seen on the 3Olh August about
70 miles from the coast of England, destined,l
was supposed for the Black Sea-
We find, in the London papers, a gratifying
official document issued by the Austrian 20.
verEment, respecting the traffic in slaves
The great object of this document is comDHs-
ed in one single sentence Of it. The hrSt aflt'
Gle runs-"Every slave shall become Tree The
moment he touches the soil of Austria, or even
one Gifts ships
45o,0oOL in gold bars have been brought TO
England in the Russian fleet, and transpoFlet
10 London.
There has been destructive fire in PRn
mer's row, Commercial road, London.
AFFAIRS OF THE GREEKs.-The London
Times states, that the affair of the STEAMBOATS,
destined for Greece, engrosses much attenlloH'
No obstacle is presented on the part OF the TO-
vernment but it is feared the defects in their ma
chinery will render them wholly unfit for lne
service intended. The most serious part oiihe
affair is, that the sum Of 100000. nearly the
whole remaining resources of Greece, has OeeA
expended in the construction of these vessels
A letter has been received in London IRON
the Greek government 1t is addressed 10 MI
Spaniolacky. The following is an extract
This Committee, composed of the under
signed, has received the express orders oil !"'
National Assembly 10 withdraw the Deputa'!!oO
from London, and 10 receive their accounts;
which end three individuals, possessing It's con- .n
fdence, will be named, of whom. you sir, WI.
be one, and the Committee thinks proper ."S'
the other two should be respectable EhS''S"
men
In the mean time, the committee oeSi'V ~.
will from this present moment seek 10 e'''''
truth, and examine the accounts. #
A Liverpool paper of Sept 2, says, no wei
accredited intelligence respecting The affairs VI
Greece, has lately been received from any U',, i
quarter. Reports indeed, have been clrcuIa'-
in abundance, of the arrival Of lord Cochran .,
Napoi, but they were like antlclpatory run, p"a
Of probable and expected event, rather "'In
authentic announcements of the fact ltsen' -. ~
the mean time the most unpleasant sensa'i0E% ,Ls
been produced by the reported discovery Oh Wv
;raH;c ienrv If tbe mac hinerv furnished lot wv