Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


The packe, ship Leeds, at New York from
Liverpool, brings Liverpool papers 10 Angus
IS, and London to August %.
The appointments to the new Ministry. were
not yet arranged. twas understood the della,
was occasioned by an offer to Mr.. Huskissor
TO take his choice Of the offices. Mr.. Huskis-
son was on tho Continent, and his answer had
not been received The Duke of Wellington
sumo the command Of the Army. MIR. Herrics
II was said, would be the new Chancellor Of the
Exchequer
The London Courier, of the goth ultimo
says: "His Grace, the Duke of Welling,on,w
resume the cor,mand Of the army the moment
The patent appointing him commander-in-chiel
is made out"
The Chronicle OF the same date adds: awe
before stated that none Of The Outs would come
into office; and the appointment the Duke oil
Wellington 10 the Office Of Commander-in-Ch Chic
does not contradict our statement; for the ap
pointment is exclusively military, and neither
he himself, nor any of his friends, enters the
Cabinet Mr.. Herries is now at Calais, and II
is understood that the state Of his health Would
not admit Of his acceptance Of Office.
The London Morning Chronicle objects &c
the introduction Of Mr.. Herries into The British
Cabinet, on the ground "of the prevailing re-
port Of his particular intimacy with a certain
individual TRo,hschlld who may be said 10 be
the arbi,er Of the exchanges of Europe" The
same paper of,he s2d SAYS "It is now finally
determined that the Marquis of Anglesea shall
succeed the Marquis Of Wellesly as Lord Lieu.
tenant OF Ireland.
Sinister political reports occasioned much
uneasiness and hucrualion in money markets oil
both Paris and London. The unfa, orahle as
pee, of Portuguese affairs is mentioned as one
Of the causes.
|, is announced that an Algerine corvette
has been sunk BY an English corvette, which II
attempted to search taking it for u French
ship.
In many parts Of England heavy and con,in'
ued rains had occ asioncd fears OF great injury
being done to the harvest.
A Swedish ship laden with ammunition il
attempting TO enter Alsiers, has been captured
by the French bockading squadron aud sent &c
Toulon.
The French brig Aurora, laden with brandy
&c. bound TO Havre, has been carried into Ora1
by the Algerines, where the cargo was Sold
The crew were sent by land 20 Atgiers.
1t is stated in the London Morning Chronicle
Of the 26,h ultimo, that accounts TO the 2o1i
Ju,y had been received from Constan'inople, a
which date not the slightest intelligence had
reached that capital Of the treaty respecting
Greece, which was signed in London. lh'
sublime Porte continued to make vigorous pre-
para,ious for prosecuting the war
The Liverpool Chronicle Of the 25ih, Oh
serves tina, considerable anxiety had prevalIet
in the money market for TIE preceding cigh
or ten DAYS on account of the decline in the Tor
eign exchanges, and the consequent advance
IN the price Of gold; but We 6nd the following
statement in the London Courier of tho ESD:
WThe interest respecting the question OF INT
eore;rn exchanges, NAV be said already to have
subsidized, and the price of bar gold has relurne'
70 ;,s previous price of77s. cd. 1t is reported
that the stock If gold in the bank is a, this mo
,nent unusually large, and that the bank ma
NO, fer many years been better fortified agalns
auv sudden demand for the precious metals
rr.ngemen,s were made for the erection
monument to Mr.. Canning, in Liverpool.
TIL. works of the Liverpool and Mancheste
p,;,wav were proceeding rapidly and sa'lsiac
-, .nd the shares went at premium oil 2
pounds each. :...,. hs,wee,
.,s p.cha Of Tripoli and the Swedish govern
ment in consequence of the former hav'n'
brough, forward some old arrears when J.. n
ba. a RICH, to claim. The latter government