Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-30
From the Mew Fork Daily Advertiser.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The packet ship Silas Richards, Capt Hol.
dredge, arrived yesterday from Liverpool sail
ed May 26,h) and brought us London papers to
the ssh. Shipping Lists of the oath, and Liv-
erpool papers and Prices Current to tn 26,h of
May, all inclusive. The Paris dates in the
English papers are 10 the Esd Of May.
Parliament. bill called the Penryn Elec-
ton Bill, occupied good deal Of attention in
the House ofCommons; and il was proposed 10
disfrarchise that borough for corrupt practic-
es at elections. Witnesses were brought be.
fore the House to prove the facts.
On the 18th, Mr.. Huskisson advocated the
spri, Of a resolution offered, (and afterwards
WITHDRAWN to enquire into the East India
trade, with view 10 make it more open but
said the subject could better come up, when
the character Of the E. India Co. should be
brought before them. He defended the West
India interests and the protection they enjoy.
He made favourable repor! Of the improving
| coalition on the cotton manufacturers; and adj.
ded, that "the country was now likely to see
this meritorious class Of persons placed in a
condition which would prevent them from be-
ing thrown into SO unfortunate condition., as
that under which they had so long been labour-
ing He afterwards remarked, that "the pro.
ductiye industry Of the country was beginning
to resume its wanted energy, and trade was ev-
cry where reviving;" and Mr.. Canning, in an.
other place, corroborated his statement.
The opposition in the Commons seems v
have dwindlec down to Sir Thos. Leihbiidge.
Mr.. Peel has introduced bill 10 improve aud
simplify the administration Of justice
In the house OF Lords, 90 the 18Th, the Corn.
Laws Amend menl Bill was read second time;
but Lord Lauderdale being absenI, the princi-
pies Of il were moi discussed The debate was
10 take place on that day one week, on the mo-
lion TO proceed into committee.
Ii was reported that Mr. Brougham was to
visit Liverpool, and that public dinner would
be given him.
THE MINISTRY.
We are al length able to announce the final
arrangements Of The ministry, such as it will be
henceforlh constituted. The Marquis of Lands
down has seat in the Cabinet, but takes no CT
| 6ce The Earl Of Carlisle accepts the situation
Of First Commissioners Of his Majesty's Woods
| and Forests, with seat in The Cabinet Mr.
| Tiernsey is appointed Master ofthe Mint, also
with sea, in the Cabinet. Mr.. Abercrom5y
takes the Office Of Judge -advocate- General, and
Sir J. Macdonald that Of one of his Majesty's
Commissioners. for the affairs of India.
Mr.. Calcraft is talked of for some situation
butwe have not heard of any particular one
named, at present, as likely to be offered to the
Honorable Gentleman.-Covier of24M
The Hon. James Abercromby has been ap
pointed Judge-Marshall and Advocate General
| in the room of the Right Hon Sir John Breck-
EFT, resigned; aud Sir James Macdonald one ol
the Commissioners for the Affairs Of India, in
the room Of VIM Yates Peel, Esq. resigned.
Erening Paper.
! ~ -. ,,...n, r;hbonc al tho Mos, Noble
Order of the Garter, have been conferred on the
Dukes OF Leeds and Devon shire, and the Mar
ouis Of Exc,er,-and the Earl Of Warwick, ant
Lord ALovne have been invested with the Or
der of the Thistle
CATHOLIC, QUESTION.
In the House Of Lords, on the . lst May, Ear
Mansfield moved that the order Of summonine
their Lordshi TO attend on the 9TH Of June, be
discharged, as he had relinquished his intention
OF moving resolutions respecting the Catholic
Question. The order was discharged.
] An arrival al London from India, brings in
telligence Of an unimportant insurrection hav
ING broken GU: in one of the Burman Provinces
| A serious accident has happened 10 the tun
mel making under the Thames. An aperture
4 as made by which the tunnel and shaft were
both filed with water Great exertlsps were
making TO stop the leak by throwing bags o.
sand into the river, and Mr.. Brunei, The proJec
tor, is Of opinion that he will be able 10 over
come the accident.
I The New Times OF the 25th mentions, tina
Mr.. Brunei had stopped the leak, and wa
pumping the water from the Tunnel. The
brick work proves to be uninjured.
GREECE.
The aspect Of affairs in this country is still
more cheering. Lord Cochrane prevailed OF
the two governments to unite, and meet at Pc
ros. He published fine, spirited prociama'
ton, which we copy, on the news Of an impor
tan, sictory at Athens, where the Greeks car
ried an importan, position, and Karaiskaki was
slightly wounded. Lord G.. left Egina, on
secret expedition, March "a, with Iombasi, In
steam boat, aud Miaulis was 10 join him will
two vessels Some think it is against Alexan
dra, some against Gambia. Supplies OF am
muni,ion and f]our had arrived a, Egina. Lore
c. said, that il Athens was not relieved on INT
18th Of April, he would attack the Turks
General Church Eve presume the ei-devant Nea
poli,an generally was going to join karaiskaki
Greece is full Of ioy for Lord Cochrane's arrival