Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-12
From the Nsw- FORK salesman. Jaiy 9.
FOREIGN PAPERS.

To Capt. Warnoek, Of the ship Friends, we
arc under obligations for the London Sun OF
May so,h, the Standard, . new paper opposed
10 Mr. Cannine's Administration, the Globe,
Dublin Weekly Register, Greenock Advertiser,
Glasgow Times Of June I'd, Clyde Register,
Greenock West CALIFORNIAN, and Greenock Lam
tern, both new papers. From these we are
enabled 10 gather some additional items OF In
telIieeuce and interesting miscellany.
from the Constituionnell
PARIS, May 26.-The King yesterday granted
a private audience to Count d'OHalia, Charge
d'AHaires of Spain to the Court Of London.
NJ Eynard set out yesterday for London, IN
order, il possible, 10 terminate the affair Of the
Greek steam boats, which have cost SO much
and done so little.
A private letter from Lisbon, written on the
evening Of the 18th, says, that the Princess is
looked upon as out ~ danger, but that, not with
standing, she has no, yet signed the nomination
of the Governors Of the provinces.
Sir w. Clinton has passed several days IN
cognito, at Lisbon, which is about to become the
headquarters Of The English army. All the
troops are assembling in that city and its enVi-
rons, probably with he view Of preventing an
resurrection, should the Princess Regent die at
this moment.
II is generally believed that the Emperor Don
Pedro will arrive at Lisbon about the end Of
June, or the commencement Of July. Dr.. Alb
rantes has affirmed as much.
From the Oriental SPECTATOR
Smyrna, 4priI l4--On the 3oih March, the
English armed brig Cnmeleon being near An
dros, saw, about ten o'clock in the evening,
four mis,ics approaching. Every thing was
prepared on board to give them good recep-
ton, when suddenly the pirates, perceiving their
mistake, tackled about, and rowed away with all
speed, The boats Of the brig were immediate
ly launched, and the captain himself went in
pursuit of the mistics One of the boats get
ting the start Of the others, overlook one Of the
mislics and threw out its graphing irons; and
though the English were only eigh, in number,
they attempted to board the mistic, which had
q crew o. so men. But the pirates, collecting
all their force fell on the English, wounded four,
and succeeded in getting free from the Crap
pling irons, before the other boats could come
20 The assistance Of that which was engaged.
'Fhus four mislics escaped under cover Of the
night, which was very dark. All these pirate
vessels have covering Of ,allow, about half an
inch thick, over the whole Of that part which
is under water, which greatly adds to their
swiftness:
Harrisburg May Ala Mr.. Ideler in Berlin +,
has lately endravoured to prove that there is
considerable error in our calculation OF the
Christianera. According to his calculations the
birth of our Saviour happened six years earlier
than has hitherto been assumed. and that con-
scquenly the present year is not 1927 but 1883.
London Dfoy 5o-Yesterday being the Ami
versary Of Charles the Seconds Restoration,
Pertinent did not meet for the despatch Of bu-
.Siness. Nor is there any thing of great inte-
rest before the public to day, except Miss Tur-
ner's Divorce Bill, which has attracted vast
crowd about the doors of the House OF Lords.
The Londonets are not satisfied With having
read the accounts of the trial at Lancaster, but
seem DESTROYS Of actually seeing and hearing
this modern Helen's account of her abduction.
1t would be we'll ifvice always brought on itself
the contempt and Indignation which MIR. Wake
fields villainy has so Justly earned?
Cdnodd.-The Canadian papers exhibit a
state OF feeling not less agisated than for some
time previous. The opposition to the alien
Law appears as strong as when the latter was
first protested against. The Montreal Courant
Of Wednesday last, says tina, much excitement
had been created by the arrival of Col. Ramsay,
brotherNof the Governor niche from England,