Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-24
From IRE New York Mercantile Advertiser
IATES FROM EUROPE.

AIES EXON EO SOrE.
Bv the f.s, sailing ship Josephine, Capt. oLEs
which left Belfast or the l7,h ul,. we are favor
ed with papers Of that place 10 the 18th, and u
I;yer,ooI paper Of the llth Of July. They fur
ni,h dates from London to the 10th. The own
crs Of the Josephine, have received from their
correspondent at Liverpool letter Of JnI'
18th, which gives favorable account oil the
market, upwards II 81 600 bales OF cotton hsy>
jng been sold the four or i've days previous, at
rather improving prices. copy otthe letter,
with which we have also been favored, is sub
,oined
The papers contain some items OF intelli-
genee OF interests.
A treaty for the settlement OF the affairs OF
Greece, between England, France and Knssla,
was signed in Downing street, London, on the
9Th July. The stipulations of the treaty, II is
said. would not be made public until the rati-
6cations were exchanged.-The London Times
saws. the DELAY which has occurred in signing
this treaty, has been occasioued by the opposi-
ton of Austria.
The Pore is positively stated TO have refused
the intervention Of the European Powers IN re-
parG to the affairs OF Greece, and 10 have re-
solved 10 listen to no further applications upon
The subject. All Mussolmen are to be sum-
,on.d "a arms The Greek Nationa; Assem-
| bIy having terminated its labours, has dissoiv-
ed itself; and the seat OF Government has been
transferred 10 Napoli de Romania.
The three British ships OF the line at Lisbon,
are ordered to proceed to the Dardaneiies, I'M
der the command OF Adm. Beauclerc. he
Russian squadron on the way 10 the Medlterra'
mean. included nine ships OF the line. An &C
coun, from Copenhagen of July Sd, states that
this neer was daily expected there.
The Bank Of England, has resolved 10 dis
count bills and notes, not having more than 25
DAYS 10 run, at the rate OF four per cent per An
nam. This notice has been followed by like
notices from the Provincial banks "A Branch,
| bank has commenced business at Liverpool. -
/ LONDON. JliY lo.-Consols closed TO day at
| s7l 8. Mexican Six Per Gents; 90; Colombian,
81. Policies have been entered into 10 consid-
cradle amount, dependant on the event OF Cons
,uls reaching the price OF COON or before the
25th inst, or not.
The statement of the surrender OF the Aero
polls to the Turks is confirmed. The garrison
capitulated on the I'd ult. and the terms granted
By the PacIla were the same, or nearly SO, as
those previously offered andreJected.
Ills exnecled that The whole OF the Mlniste-
rial arrangements, in the completion OF which
some delay occurred during the late Parliamen,
ary eonfiic,, will now be made IN the course OF
a'few DAYS. Mr.. Canning, 1t is reported, VIII
return to the Foreign Oaice, returning however
I,hc,Epnity andprivileges of Premier. The Duke
nr 3or,land is Thought likely 10 succeed TO MIR.
Canoine's present situation; and the Marquis
Of Lansdown takes the Home Department. II
IS no, improbable, also, that Lord Holland may
rake some office. No change will be made In
he government OF Ireland before Christmas.
distractions hare been given by MIR. Canning
to his secretary Mr.. Planta, and by that gentle
man repeated To ali the secretaries and clerks
+ ol the Treasury, that they shall immediately
prenare returns Of every branch OF the expeudi-
,arc Of the country, aud lay them, with all pos
Shle speed, before the Lords OF his Majesty S
Treasury, in order that they may determine
upon The reforms and retrenchnenis OF WHICH
ihe public service may be susceptible 1t is
understood. that, when these shall be complc..
ed, orders will be given for the preparation oil
certain papers, with view 20 affording 'ncreas'
cd facilities TO the manufacturing interests.
The act Of Parliament limiting the numoerSoi
passengers that vessel was to carry 10 places
ahroad, was repealed on the 2sth oil last moo'h.
There is now no lipitatlon or restriction Vi any
NlOd, neither is surgean now reeluifeu 10 oe
IN such vessels in any circumstances.
4 severe action, which continued Tor TWO
lays, is said to have taken place Oh M!yiene,
between the Russian and Turkish heets, In
which the latter have suffered severely.
His Holiness Pope Leo XII. has lately seEt
1ver his Legate General 10 South America, iof
De purpose Of re.es,ablishing the ehureh there,
and 10 preserve Il from the deleterious influence
Of deism s protcstanism, which have, |, seems,
made considerable progress.
LONDON, July TO.
The revenue for the last quarter, exceeds
lat OF the corresponding quarter OF the last