Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-21


Iadelphia by Messrs. Carey, Lea & Carey, or
Friday last. They have stereotyped the work
and now present for sale an edition OF 1900
copies, consisting Of three volumes each.
The yenera,ed DIR. HoLYoXE, says the Salem
Gazette, entered on the hund,edh gear OF his
age last Sunday. from he health Of his body
and he vigor Of his mind, life is yet a blessing
70 him and TO his friends. He preserves his
relish for literature and society. We OCCASION
ally observe him passing 10 and from our pub
lie library with book in his hand; and few of
MS juniors devote more hours 10 reading, His
eyesigbt is so good that Ne reads without spec
,ac!es.
Latest from England BY the Ship Euphra-
les, which arrived at New York on Sunday
evening London papers to the 2Sth and Liver
pool to the 29Ih have been received.
An express reached London on the 2sth,
from Paris, confirming The report from the
French papers relative 10 the armament Of the
European powers against Turkey It is said
20 be on the most extensive scale,
The French squadron were about leaving
roulson for Algiers.
A letter from Constanlinople, dated goth Of
May, says, the Perseverance steam vessel, in
The service Of the Greeks, was attacked BY four
Turkish vessels and captured. One oflhe first
shots carried away her paddles, and resistance,
Of course, became useless.
The Session of Parliament is virtually con-
cluded, the House OF Commons having last
night adjourned to Friday, by which day il is
calcGlated that the Lords will have got through
the remainder Of their business, and on Satur-
Gay the TWO Houses will be prorogued, il is
supposed by Commission.
An express from ConsIantinople was receiv-
ed this mornDg; the date is to the 8oth May
There is no truth in the report tina, Mr.. STRAIT
ford Canning had left COnStantinople, 5ur the
negotiations were rumoured to have taken an
uufayoura5le turn. The piracies in the Me di
terrancau are still increasing, particularly oil
Sclo and MityIene, where three Greek cruisers
attempted 10 take vessel under the convoy OF
Geuoes frigate.-GIObe.
Lord Plankett--This distinguished Noble
man took his seat as Chier Justice OF the Com
mon Pleas on Monday. The Court, long be-
fore his Lordship arrived, was crowded TO ex-
cess, and throughout the day continued 10 De
the resort of the profession and the public,
who thronged TO render homage TO the high
character and splendid talents of the illus,rious
Chief Justice. On entering the Court, his
Lordship bowed most courteously to the Cen
tlemen OF the Bar, and after he was seated, cali
ed on them By name, &C cording 10 seniority, TO
move The other three Judges, Moore, John
son, and Torrens, sat with his LUrdship.-Oub
lm Fyssmaa's Journal.
London Jtp,e 26ih-In the House of Lords
last evening the corn average bill was read a
third time and passed, an amendment having
| been introduced on the motion of Lord Code
rich, which we think will put the averages on
an mcxceptionabe footing. The places where
| the averages are to be taken are to be liked by
the King and Council, SO that not only may
those markets be chosen where the greatest
sales are effected but facility will be afforded
for preventing Spectators from creating false
averages by nominal bargains.
The bonded corn importation bill will appa-
rently pass the Lords-it has been read Sc
coad time without a division and with the
support Of the Duke of Wellington and Earl
Grey, though it was opposed by the agricultu'
rabStS, the EariS oil MaineSOury anu otanpope
The speeches of the Duke Of Wellington and
| Earl Grey, were principally taken up with the
course they were pursuing,
Vienna, I5h June.-ln haste communicate
the news Jus, received from Trieste, that Lord
Coehraue had obtained great advantage over
he Turkish feet The news was brought BY
he last p2ckct from Corfu in four days to
Trieste.
Trieste, June lS.-Private letters from Corfu
10 the I'd OF June, 90 no, say word OF the re
ported victory Of Lord Cochrane, whose arrival
upon the west coast of the Morea, is however,
again asserted. The accounts from Corfu
make no mention Of any recent events before
Athens.
The rumor of meeting of the principal
German princes still prevails The place oil
meeting, will, It's said, be Salzbarg The En-
peror OF Austria, and the King Bavaria are 10
proceed ,hither, and afterwards TO be joined by
'As King Of Prussia.
From the Etoile, Jt.ae25
Pcyis June 24-Accounts from Trieste say,
maj letters from syria Of the Esd May, that Cen