Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-22

From the NeW- York Commercial Adycrf;ser. Der 10
= LATEST FROM EUROPE

LA les FKOM EUROPE
By the packet ship Edward Quesnel, Cantaia
Hawkins, arrived this morning from Havre we
have received the Paris Constitutional and
L'Etolle to the 18th of November, inclusive,
with Havre papers to the 10th.
The revolt in AIgarves, lPortueaD is entir--
ly at an end, and the rebels have pe;reated inc
Spain, where, to the number Of 700. thew arA
in the most AFFECT distress. The Spanish Co
vernment gives each one ration day. Of hr,ad
and vegetables.
The Stockholm Greek Committee has ;r,t
sent further sum of lo,ooofr TO the 2aris
Committee.
Paris paper of Nov. IA, says-Dr. Stare,
an American gentleman, was attacked b. ruf
Han on Saturday night, at half past IL c'clocL
III the Place de la Bourse, when the Doctor re-
Stunning pugilistc attitude, the william thcuca4
proper 10 decamp.
Translated from the Constitutional, of Nov. =
lonian Blands-Zaate, l4th Gel.
Extract from private letter:-Reschid ra
cha is again before Athens; since the battle
which took place the 10th Sept. nothing deci-
sive has taken place; the Greeks daily attack
them for each attack; the Pacha meets With
loss, but this gives him little uneasiness, Gor
these trlf1iDg losses will not cause him tc give
up the object he has in view. Much is expect
ed from the second expedition tc Athenis Il is
numerous and we'll organised, and musr have
arrived there by this time, aid 10 doubt the,
have had repeated rencontres, though we nave
not yet heard from them. Ibrahim Pach,. has
been more unfortunate in Peloponesia than he
SEIZED; after his attempts to penetrate III The IL
terror Of Mania, ali the Moreotes have fallen ur-
on him and annoy his troops exceedingly wh?r-
ever they meet him, He lately sant inc Mes
| sna body OF 500 men: hui the corps attcTani-
ed IN vain 10 oper g passage n !he d2Gles D.
Dermcnia, in which airemg. h: lest 2ev2ras
hundred IN killed, End ?ei?accd BIS steps he
Maneotes HAYS extended themselves as :ar &C
Nissi, and occupy al: The 2osia .? y22s3sne..
lbrahim is SO weak handeG al oreaeai, iha, ~
appears 10 be on me ev: Q: 5einG anaitiial=d,
without prompt and very considerable succ oEr8
reach him from Alexandria. The wiols aun-
mer has passed away to his prejudice: he 3ilI
occupies large part OF me Western kscr2a;
bur what use 10 The country &c hin: Whic2 h.
has devastated. Cur countrymea Tyhc nave
lately travelled N Peioponesus, ~:iie - that
this fine country, 50 fertile ,hs a9soaG enc
third years o. thu Creek 2evcia.icG, 22e"
cents at present 6 drsary desert ?:?2weG,
here anG there with cu:nc rhic. excite
the sympathy o. eli uhc ceaoIG %ne1I.,--.~
indeed from the 'eport9 we nave "ece:ysd =
brahim now acts in Pe!oponesus IS : despcnd.
ing enemy, having no other object IN view than
TO render this country inhabita5la as long as
possible. The barbarans destroy the zines, O.
live and fruit trees, whenever they pass. Chill
dren, old men and women, who fall into their
hands, are massacreed with IneXampled ferOCi-
ty.-SuCh are the actions OF the heroes that the
Austrians pride themselves in naming the
young Hannlbas: it is thus tina: christian
people die in the nineteenth century, conquered
under the eyes and through the means Of the
christian powers.
A letter of the 3oth ult. from Leghorn CON
tains the following intellgence;-":h most
recent letters that have reached US from ,.apO-
Ii are of the 5th inst. Intelligence from the
second expedition to Attica was looked ior
with impatience. The Greek squadron was
still lowering about the shores OF Asia Minor,
to watch the enemy closely and prevent al at
tack. The isle Of Samos is now organised in
such manner, that in case of danger ii can
send against the enemy twelve or thirteen thou
sand men, well armed, who have all made oath
upon the gospel to die at their posts rather
than let the barbarians advance into the interl-
or of their country. Two Greek vessels, laden
with ammunition, left Napoli for that island
on the 23d Of September"
The Nuremberg Correspondent announces
that independently of the Infantry Division,
and the 900 Cossacks, which marched It
the news of the attack by the Persians, several
other corps of the First Army, under the com
mand of Gen. Sacken, had set out for The the
atre of war.
The Spanish Coast continues 10 be infested
with Algerines, Coombians, and every ;hlIg
else that can cut up the last remains Of their
commerce.
HAVRE MARKETS.
We have been favored with an exirac, q
letter dated HAyRE, Nov. Is
Since my last, of Oct. 81, our cotton market
has remained extremely dull and depressed;
with reduction on my former quotations OF
to 10 sous per h., and in some instances
holders have given way as much as seas. his
state Of things consequently increases oH'
stock, which cannot be less than $4,000 Gales
Our present prices are-Uplands, orc TO n.Io.
8 a 10 sous, fair to good 90 a 81 l-2; Loul1..
ana, ord. to mid 10 20 2: Gair to good ana
fine, 9 a. Alabama, Mobile and tennessee
8 90; Sea Islands 40 Al.
Ashes remain firm, pots ofthis year; are nov
worth 3-fr. with no appearance ola decline.
Rice steady, good Carolina would fetch o'h'