Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-17
From the Ne,o- York Statesman.


ooI 70 the 10th August were received.
FnoIand-The London papers are hiied VIII
,.~sssiuns of regret, from themselves ant
'ha;r contemporaries at large, on the lamentet
,,;se of Mr.. Canning. The new ministerial
'anro,men,s were not 10 be made until aite'
20 funeral. lie was TO be buried IN
1Va.,minsler Abbey near the tomb oil Mr.. Fox
I,,,odsd ministerial arrangements, The Cou-
IN leading articles states, in sort OF deml
lE.;al lone, that "Mr. Huskisson will be Of
S IN the leadership oftbe House ofcommons,
;'S ,ka Office Of Colonial Secretary, MIR
(.,.,l,s Graot the office Of President OF the
- &C Trade; Mr. IIe,lies, Chancellor OF the
DS"haourr. and the Duke of Portland, Prcsi-
e The Council iE the room of the Earl oil
IIarr,vby who relIres in consequence oil re-
,oG,;cton-the death Of bis daughter. Wis
n,,ess Ebrins,on. Lord Go5erich hc'ing
.s..;ygd his maiesty's commands TO remodel
49,, n,inis.ry, will, Of course, hi The office OF
ST. Lord Of the Treasury"
Under the head OF Vienna, August
:, = stated that the surrender Of the Acropo-
=, h,s greatly discouraged the Greeks. The
SION is reater than ever. The new Greek
r,ycrnper; was daily expected al NapolI, where
sn,rcbv is a, its height. But few villages on
,5e pelnponcsas have submitted TO lnrahlm,
Under the head Of Constanlinople, July 10,
,,,n,e,rs from various circumstances tha' tue
Oivan is already Informed that The courts OF
london. paris aud Petersburgh will shortly lake
measure, to enforce their Intervention.
The Egyprian feet Of 6s sail, was TO sail from
aI.x,r,Iria about the 10th Of July Tor the MO
YEA In the mean time, the communication was
len, 10 by the means OF swift saiiing Shps
Of war.
Russn-Baron Wrangcll, OF the Russian
corvette K,oIkY, has arrived at the MotheroahS
rom a VOYAGE around the world, IN two years.
In the Marquesas, an officer and TWO men were
murdered, without prov ca' 70! the sa'aseS
From me London Times
We have nothing 10 add 10 the syaterneT, we
Gre, ,rpsen,pG that Lord Goderich we FIRST
ord Of the Treasury. Tue MARC is OF Lans>
downe acouicsced readily, and cordially, in the
onno;nrmeni, and oelhose that remained out 81
os6ce before, tat gave their independent sup
NOR, 10 MIR. Canning's administration, some
will no doubt be solicited TO fill vacant situations
A heavy domestic affection induces Lord Hdr-
roxbv 10 retire from the rresidcncy OF ;he
Council We know no, what use may be made
or,tis fac. Had the retirement taken place
at the beginning &C Mr. Cannig's Premiership,
!, mipb, have been manufactured into dlsap-
probation Of that genlleman's principles, al
nrpSsu, il can ne liable 20 no such construction.
His Lordship accords perfectly in tho pro-
motion Of Lord Goderich. MIR Peel, II is said,
left town for Mansfield on Saturday last, the
day ON which we announced Lord Goderleh
had been sent for to Windsor.
The Lord High Admiral has completed his
tour of Naval inspection
LONDON, Evening" Aug u.
The Paris papers of Saturday, including the
Gazette du france. dated Sunday morning,
reacbed Ms last night The latter contains no
news OF Importance; but we find in the Journal
de-, Debais add the Noaie,V two articles OF par
lirular interest to Englishmcn; as relating TO
The Great Statesman whose loss this country
and the civilized world has to deplore. The
6r,tis = letter which Mr.. Charles Dupin. the
able member Of the French Institute, has adj
dressed on this lamented event to the editor,
eloouenlv stating the grounds on winch our
late minister is to be mourned rs the benefac-
tor Of al nations and proposing that meda'
should be struck in grateful memorial oil tne
benefits which he has conferred or the world
A, Iqrse. The inscription on one SIDE 10 pc
"C;vI - religious liberty throug houtthe world"
And ON the reverse, his efigy with the words
SIN the name Of all ns'ons-lhe french 70
George Canning.
,ass e-,nerops feeling towards the deceased
minister, but acknowledges his great talents
and brilliant success as an oraS.r sns states,
man Its considered by the editor CT the Sun
=. ,or,bv Of being noticed, for an expression
which II contains respecting Portugal In al
n5;ng TO the relations Of France with foreign
mowers the writer states that France agrees
with Austria on the rights OF Queen Donna
Maria and the Infant Don Miguel Now as
the rights Of these personases when the condi,
lions Of The act of abdieation OF Don PEDRO and n
ofthe charter are fulHlled, are not denied oy
an; ono. we must consider this as an aVowal
that France ard Austria agree as to the rish'
which Don Miguel has to the throne OF ro 3 c
gal at once, in virtue OF his future marriage
Austria il IS known, entertalns that opinion,
bu, this is the first avowal made In the french
government papers of similar r sentiments oeihs
entertained bv the French Ministry.
A Congress is still talked OF al vienna
which if not carried into execution, will even
uatc in an Informal interview between several