Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-08
ONE DAY LATER.

Byt the arrival at Boston on Tuesday morn
me, Of tho Olive Branch Capt. Harding, who
sailed from Liverpool Septic, we have received
advIces one day later than those by the Cana
da.-C0urisr
An overland despatch had arrived from In
ii, with information OF thu death oil the cele-
tratrd Chirf RunIeet Sing The messenger
passed through ConslantInople on the Sd OF
August, and brought letters, fully confirming
the prt vious accounts OF the armins OF The
Turks and the defeat OF the Russians near Fri
van. The Russian cavalry had been par,ica-
larly unsuccessful. In two engagements with
the Persians they were defeated and cut down
in great numbers
The Greek pirales are getting exceedingly
bold. They had c, plured three vessels under
the guns Of the DardaneIles. Two privatcers,
disguised as merchant vessels, had attempted
TO pass into the Black Sea. The crews were
recognized as pirates. The vessels were ir1me-
dialey seized and the crews imprisoned
Late accounts from Sierra Leone state that
the Ashantees had svinced a great desire to
conclude treaty of peace with the English.
Another great fraud had been discovered al
The London custom house. A large quantity
Oroplum had ius, been exported, on whish the
whole import duty OF 9s. u pound was return
ed. On searching large parcel entered for ex-
port, 1t "as discovered that the whole was pipe
cav and Saw-dust.
The Globe of Angus, 81, (cvening) contains
the iollOwing:--
There Exists, we believe, among the mem.
}s,s Of the administration so reasonable and
cauclllatory disposition on the matters Of diff
ference which have arisen, that there IS no rea-
son In fear but that satisfactory arrangement
will take place. 1t would be to be lamented,
thai on any account, the present government
S o0M be broken up; and most of all that this
should happen through any mere hastiaess or
error.
Tho presence OF Mr.. Hlskisson in the coun
Try is Of great use, and the confidence which
The King ha, reposed in him must be Crafty
ing 10 him; for If there is one man more than
another against whom, as the representative OF
The spirit of the administration, the attacks OF
It's enemies have been directed, it is this useful
and able member Of il. This respect may be
in part owing 10 The temper and 6rnness which
1t him Tor mediator, and the reliance placed
IN him by his colleagues; but part, also, we
hoFc, to the idea that he was united to Mr..
tanning IN the closest personal and pottica'
attachment. and is therefore the surviving de-
posi,ary Of his policy and wishes 1t is pledge
to the country, that the enlightened principles
On which he formed the ministry OF Mr.. Can
nIhg, are still present to the mind oil his Ma
esy.
The university Of 'Marburg, Holland, cele-
GRATED in July the secular festival OF its toun'
aion on which occasion, the learned Madame
Johanna Wytenback, relict OF the celebrated
Daniel Wyuenback, received from the PhiIo'
,N7hical Faculty Of the Academy the degreeof
ooctor II The Mathematics and Master of Arts
Accoun,sAfrom the banks Of the Rhine, say
mat the existing legislation on the Shenisi
PROVINCES Of Prussia will remain in force I'LL
.SS2, when it is expected tha: the Prussian
monarchs will enjoy uniform legal institutions
From he Baltimore Patriot.
In the reply Of B. NJ Saunders OF salisbury
A.C.to Gov, Kent, Of the State OF Maryland
published IN the Jackson press, Mr.. Saunders
a0'ds the following language. "From the com
mencement of the last presidential contest, to
It's termination, l harboured but one ieeilne
and expressed but one language, or prefer
eOcc Tor William II. Crawford, and mos
positive hostility to John Q. Adams
whatever may have been Mr.. Saunders
Profession, pretensions, or preferences made &c
uo'ernor Kent, 10 the Editors OF whom ~
,psSSs or to any other person. or persons, al
Sr nc lett his District, is not for me to say, bu
Ntort The eection for presidCpt took Mace