Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-19
A,fY'ssssx ANDRE ~
S~,y MORNING, NOVEMBER 10. 1927.

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~, yilalave and his company most un-
.,;,,,bly merit better houses than they have
q1 The amusements they offer are rational,
,:a,,v entertaining, and conducted with great
~ than has ever been exhibited here.
,orformsnces of Monsieur and Madame
moi less astonishing than they are
ts.,,;f,l and novel They are exclusively ieats
III which the most rigid morAlist may
r;,b ratisfaction, and which we venture
cav none will regret having witnessed.
We nnhli,b. to-day, the proceedings OF
.ls Anti Jackson Meeting held IN Punce " IL
r,m County Virginia, on the 5,h Instant. We
..,rss,,y commend them 10 the attention oil
,,..s, politicians Of every denomination. The
.djrsss is as able as any, il not the abiest that
:. bssr elected 5y the occasion, and deserves
>, have, as we hope it will have, a general Cir
..,,,;on in and out OF the State. While we
.lro;re its dignity and remarkable temperance
louever, We cannot withhold our opinion that
Zen, Jackson has been treated with more len
ne han he deserves.
Int from France. The arrival Of the packet
ii, Edward Quesnel at NewYork from ilavre,
,u,s US in possession Of intelligence from Pa
:. 70 the ID of Oc,obej The Moniteur news
,,,,er doubts the truth of the report that the
ambassadors of the three great powers were to
have left Conslaniinople on the 5th of Septem-
-. but the Courier Francois believes il, be-
.,a,s the English first obtained news OF the
r,rsentation Of The noe 10 the Refs EHendi,
and the rejection Of the ultimaIum was first
made known to France by British messen-
ger.
1t was reported at Lisbon, that more troops
we're TO come out from England; and vague ru-
uour, were in circulation, that the British had
a,ertain projects" for an active interference
AGAINST the "ApostolicaP' party in Spain, un-
is, the King should renounce their lictation.
With regard to Russia, she is represented as
.bsut 10 conclude peace on one side, and to
,hrea'cn speedy war OIL the other. Accounts
from Odessa, of Sept. 10th, say that II Is beiiev-
ri ho,ti,iles are to cease with Persia; while al
fairs are assuming very martial aspect on the
E,ntirrs of Turkey. Reinforoements are move
ing on and the hospitals, depots, &c. are pla-
ctd on the military system, Two new f'Igates
and three briggs of the Sebastopol fleet, In the
harbour Of Odessa, are spoken OF by Count
Pahcn in the highest terms-as being ou'l'
on the American plan, ofIhe mast durable ma
c,ials, and competent to the greatest services
The fee, in the Black Sea is pronounced the
,,pe naval force Of Russia. Circumstances
svor the idea, tina, Russia q, least Is resolved
on coerciye measures; and the Porte Is so lar
I,rmed as to strengthen her garrisons on the
Dlnube,
The affairs of Greece present nothing new,
five except the contradiction OF the report
b,, the Egyptian feet had arrived on the
coast of the Morea. II has not yet made Its
,nDearance; and rumors are ailoat that the Pa
cha only made feiut in sending IL out, taking
,,re tina, it should return without molesllng
he Greeks. 1t appears that he is suspected at
SMYRNA of having entered into an understand
ne with the Powers.
The Paris papers speak Of grea! failure oil
one of the principal house of Lyons, the d's-
lp,sarance of one Of its principal members
The name is not given, but it is said that the
allure will not exceed million olfIancs, and
That , rreat number Of capitalists will be IN
,ohed.
OPINION OF FOUR PRESIDEN IS.