Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-20

load of buck shot into his back, Of which he d.
cd in few minutes. Two of the murderers
Nave been arrested and committed.
FLoRIDA.-Judge Robinson, Of !Gadsden coun-
~. has succeeded after several years experi-
ments in raising beautiful brigh, yellow Sugar,
of fne favor. He expects heavy crop next
year. Several other planters intend embark
ing in the business.
An experiment in cultiyating The vine is to
be made near Tallahassee by gentleman who
intends applying his whole force to the object,
aud has gone to ST. Augustine, for cuttings.
Merchants Coffee House,
PHrLADELPaIA, Dec. l5-9P. NJ.
tPer Ae ship Shyfock, Dauis from Rio Janeiro.l
Rio De hNEIRo, Oct %, s27.
There is no prospect whatever Of a speedy
termination Of the war the Busnos Ayrean
prlva.eers are cruising off allthe Brazilian
ports, have been very successful, and have COM
plelely annihilated their coasting trade, except,
BY convoy. The reported arrangements for the
restoration Of the British and French captured
vessels has no, yet taken effect. Business at
Rio is very dull. There are about 5000 bbls.
-four unsoId-,he market is largely supplied
with wines and mos, other az tces ofusual inn
portation; the only article Of produce in market
for EXPORTS coffte-prime quality scarce--no
sugar or hides in uaarxet-I refer you TO the
following qnotations:- Flour, SIS Is, accord
a., Cn(T,a Al au,ti,y eli sO lI3oO
per arr; Spanish Dollars, lii45o each; Doub
looms, 22looo 22Iisoo each; Brazil. Silver Coin
90 I-s premium; Bills on London S2a a 81 per
1000 reis.
Brig Ruth, Jefferson, from Bahia, for Santos,
was captured by Buenos Ayrean Privateer,
and sent into Patagonia. Com Biddle had
sailed for Busuos Ayres, to obtain her release.
Our shipping department, contains the list of
vessels left, SC:
The NewYork Courier Of Monday Morning,
furnishes Us with the following additional items
Of intelligence relative TO the critical state OF
affairs in the east If Europe.
With reference to the great victory obtained,
the Globe Of the 18th Nov. asserts, that "every
possible means will be resorted TO, 10 provide
forlhe safety of the allied ambassadors, and
subjects Of the Christian states, resident in
Cons,antinople. The British ministers enter
tain no apprehension that the intelligence from
Navarino will reach the Turkish government
before il is received by the ambassadors; this
we hope, for the sake Of humanity, viii prove
20 be the case, for the first ebullilion Of the Or,
toman fury might be cruel in the extreme"
II will be observed, that the Turkish admiral
killed the English interpreter and pilot, thus
provoking the battle that cos, him SO dear.
The Freach Ministers attempt to turn the
battle of Nayarino to their own advantage in
the elections, With accounts of which the pa
pers teen. The Courier Francois, attaches
much blame 20 81. Me,ternich's management.
The Journal da Commerce, calls the Austrian
flag the worthy ally Of the Cross, which has
suffered by this engagement, while the Lon
don Globe asserts that she has changed her
tone, and desires her ambassador in the Turk
ish capital to promote the object Of the allied
powers
The English government do not deem il me-
cessary TO send rs>inforcenients 10 Admiral
Codrington, bur the French are abou, sending
several vessels TO NJ. de Rigny. courieswa
Immediately despatched to St. Petersburg, but
i, was not time to learn what the Russian cab,
met might think proper to do.
The dissolution OF the chamber Of deputies
having again left the press free in France, the
papers hasten TO inform their readers of the
nature Of the thraldom to which the censor
ship subjected thems |, was certainly of
very annoying nature: for no: alone we're many
articles Of importance, at least in the opinion
Of the editors, suppressed, but passages, and
even phrases were erased, and yet the writer
was not permitted to leave the spaces blank,
but was compelled TO give the articles the APP
pearance OF an entire composition of the editor.
This must have been frequently most ar
aaoas task. The elections are, OF course, the
subject of much interest throughout France at
present.
TURKEY
j he Turco Egyptian Fleet is. annibilated!-
ihe FIRST blow has been given to the Ottoman