Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-22

the officers. II is required that all he officer
should be of the old school; but as it is wei
known that such an arrangement would excit
considerable disgust, minister's have NOT at thi
moment the hardwood to make il.
/ Leghorn, .AprI 26 News reached this pIac
few days ago, thar the Bashaw Of rripoli, hac
declared war against Tuscany, on the GAL
Of March, and since then we learn that II wa,
owing to the appointment Of new Consul
without the qualification Customary on such oc
casions-but we believe the matter will b,
speedily settled, the Government having alrea
| dy shipped 1000 crownsson board Sandman
vessel, which only wants fair wind to proceed
to Tripoli. A considerable sensation has beer
produced in this place, in con sequence of de-
mand Of the Dey Of Algiers claiming $50, ooc
crowns 10000 fiUm this government, FOR claim,
which he puts forth against the Bacris of this
place. This is the most wealthy Jewish fami.
hly in Italy, Of Algerine origin, but resident a.
bout so years At Leghorn. Sequesters had been
Liaid on their property some time ago, by the
Algerine Consul, at the instance of the Dey, but
then by The courts of this country were remoy.
ed, and the Dey condemned to pay expenses
On the present occasion he renews his demand
and has given two days consideration; and il
longer delayed war will be the result The Go.
vernon however, will not give'up family long
naturalised in the country, be this consequence
what it may.
The following extract from Cobbeti's Regis.
ter will show his present politics. Never hav.
ing espoused cause tha: he die not ruin or de.
sert, his coming out in favor of the King is a
Bad omen for his Majesty.
~" If had the power to obtain the attention oil
his Majesty upon this occasion, Canning is a
mongst the last men upon the face of. che earth
whom would have recommended, except as a
man eminen,ly qualified to pull down the whole
fabric Of the present destructive system. But
If the King had chosen man still more unfit
10 be Minister; il he had chosen do not sup
pose il possible) the right honorable gentleman
by whom Eve was seduced, by whom Job was
prosecuted, by whom our Saviour was tempted,
ard who is continually roaming up and down
seeking WI HON he may devour,-1 would have
said, 1T is our duty; it is our interest also; but
it is our bounden duty TO uphold the King a.
gainst any combination or combinations, that
may attempt, that may have the audacity 10 at
tempt, to th,cart his will and compel him to
WELD 10 theirs II is as the ground work
Of great struggle between the King and the
Aristocracy, that we are to view this appoint
meni Of AIR. Canning; and now address my
self TO you Che Parliamentary Re!ormcrs,) in
order TO induce you, whenever and wherever
you may have the means, to support the King
against this Aristocracy, who, as We have
hundred times over allcdged in our petitions
have, in fact, long ard long domineered over
both King and people. IfCannng be the cause
Of putting an end to this domination, or ii be
put an end to merely by the use Of his name, he
will be entitled, or at least he may expect !Eom
SO good na,ured a people, forgiveness foral
his manifold sins committed against US Tor ths
las, thirty years; and that is, think, saying as
much for TINS act Of his, as an excess OF the &c
nerosity Of human nature can possibly suggest