Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-17
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
! The packet ship Florida, Capt. Tinkham
from Liverpool, and Henry W., Capt. Skiddy
from Hsvre. and the ship Thomas Dickinson
from Liverpool, all arrived at New York or
Thursday evening. BY these arrivals great
variety ofEnglish and French papers-the for.
mer to the 18th, and the latter to the 10Th Of
August, both inclusive have been received.
THE NEW MINISTRY.
The king held court in the state apart
men,s of Windsor Palace, on the 18th of Au-
gust on which occasion Viscount Goderich
was presented to the king, and kissed hands
upon being appointed first lord of the treasury;
Mr.. J. {. Herries was presented to his ma es-
ty by Viscount Goderich, first lord Of the trea-
sury, aud received the seals of office as chan
cellor Of the exchequer; Lord VIM. Bentinck
was presented by the Ri. Hon. Charles WYNN,
the president of the board Of control? and kiss
sed hands on being appointed Governor Gene
raj Of India, in the room of Lord Amherst;
Capt Conroy, Secretary 10 the Duchess Of
Kent, was presented by the MARQUIS of Lans-
downe, Principle Secretary of State for the
Home Department, and was knigh,ed. MIR.
Herries and Lord VIM. Bcntick, were sworn in
as Privy Counselors. 1t was understood that
the Duke of Portland was declared TO be the
Lord President Of the Council
An article dated Marseilles, 2d Aug. states
the latest intelligence from Alsiers represents
the Dey as demolishing all -he Notifications
raised by the French al Cole. Only Il French
81 with some small vessels were left for the
blockade Of the port. The Dew continues dis
posed TO negotiate, provided the old French
Consul be left out Of the question.
SpAIN.-In,ellieence from different points OF
tho Spanish frontiers, comedies in representing
the state ofthe Peninsula as most alarming. A
band OF 400 men, headed by Joseph DIES Es,anss,
has arrived a, Vile Louhent, 4 village within q
few leagues of Palan, in French Cerdagna. A
band If about 600 men hovcrs, within three
leagues oil Barcelona, and at many other places
insurgent parties are forming, or are already
formed.
4 letter from ?erpignan Of the 9th Of Aug
inserted in the Gazette states, tsat the band OF
Sep de Estan have raised 1000 men, and that
the evil doors increase daily. We learn also,
says the same letter, that another band Of 100
men, called CarlIs,s, armed the S0th July at
Ripol; that after tbs passage Of the mountain,
200 vagabonds joined them. Their cry was
Vive lie Roi But with the Ministry-Death 10
the Police and the Liberals.
A letter from Madrid, August ,, says:-I
know not on what foundation the report was
spread that the army Of observation has receiv-
cd orders 10 approach the frontiers OF Portugal
The last letters from this country arc alarming
and consequently the movement in question
will probably be realized.
Under the Madrid head Of July so, il is stat.
ed, that the government had received intelli-
gcnce that the garrison OF Pegnon de Lagume-
ra had fled in a Colombian vessel, taking with
them great part Of the galley slaves. A large
sum OF money had been sent off for Gen. Sars-
field, under strong escort, who divided the
money and look refuge in Portugal. Complaints
are SO numerous, that the government have
become alarmed.
Lisbon intelligence 10 the lst Aug announce
tha, tranquility had been restored in that capt.
tai. Energetic measures were taken to disperse
the mobs The Regent had requested squad
ron of English lancers for her personal guard.
GREENS AND TuRxs-The ship Six Bro.
theirs, Captain Lee, who sailed from New-York,
loaded with provisions for the Morea, arrived
at Poros 18th July, and departed on the lslh
after having discharged her cargo. She enter
ed Oh the 9Th August at Marseiies. The Cap
tain announced that on the 18th July Lord
Cochrane was at Poros with the Greek fleet,
lust come from Alexandria. He however, pu,
the armament, Immediately in operation.
Three ships which made part OF the Egyp-
,ian feet attacked bv the Greeks on The 18th
and 18Th June, had arrived at Modon.
General Church has divided the Greek army
into small corps under the form Of guerilas
and thus he occupies the defiles OF Ihermopy-
lac and the mountains Of Phocs, iu order 10
prevent every kind ofprovisions from reaching
The Ottoman Porte. Coloco'roni occupies
military line form Argos to the isthmus OF Co
rin,h, in order 10 prevent as much as possible
the communication Of the Turks. The latter
remain inactive before Athens.
ibrahim Pacha is yet at the Ellis, where he
is occupied in making preparations to traverse
the gulph Of Lepanto.
Letters from Constaulinople state, that the
Egyptian fleet, 6s sail strong, would put to sea
in few days for the Morea. 1, is added that
the Pacha has contracted in Europe loan OF
four millions Of Spanish pias,res, with the
guarantee of the Porte.
A private letter from Odessa, Of the goth Ju-
| ". says,-"The affairs OF the East have taken