Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-28

IN rOW0 on the market 10 10 OC TutuOuS W SOh'
merce; and although our quotations appear
high, the amount realized on sales is found by
the returns to leave loss, or at least but a
small profit. Wines, salt, soap, and indeed all
imports are in large supply. Produce is in de-
mand at quotations, and will probably not vary
much there from until our currency is more
valuable.
Rio de Janeiyo, Jan. 27-After the above was
issued Yesterday, the ships VIM. Penn from
your port, said to have on board 3to 1000 bbls.
-four, and Sabina from New York, with small
quantity, made their appearance. Our stock
is now heavy and we fear consequent reduction
in price, perhaps to 8 or Oil ere many days.
On further. arrivals taking place things will be.
come still worse, and as there is little encour-
agement to proceed further great delay will
attend some of the vessels. The Earl will take
her chance at La Catherine ard Rio Grande,
and may realize more money in much shorter
time than could be had here-we could not re-
commend another to follow her for some time.
The u. S ship Boston came in yesterday
from Monte Video, in IS days, but without a
single letter, nor can we obtain word from
any one on board as 10 the state Of the market.
| Admiral Brown is reported TO have gone up the
Uruguay with several Of his little squadron, af-
ter returning in safety to Buenos Ayre. from
his late cruise on this coast. The schrs. Ho-
mer and Richard G. Cox, were taken up the
river, attempting 10 get into that port, and sent
to Monte Vidco, but immediately released by
| the Brazilian Admiral, who, it seems, has deter
mined 10 observe the American principles of
| blockade towards american vesscls-this may
lead TO dissatisfaction and difficulty with other
nations, particularly the English, who no doubt
| will insist on the same rights.
| Though the Emperor shows no disposition
| 10, with
cept on his own terms, an opinion prevails with
many people, thar the war will be brought to
conclusion ere long through the mediation of
Mr.. Gordon, the British Minister, who is daily
expected from Rio Grande, and is said 10 be
commissioned by the other party to negotiate
| for peace, under the sanction Of his own gov
eminent, We hear these things as they are
vaguely reported, but place little confidence in
them.
| We have received from highly respectable
friend, the annexed list OF some OF the most
eminen, Titles and Estates IN England, the right
heirs of which are believed to be in the United
States We learn that in one instance, very re-
Gently, involving the title to an estate with
large annual income an American citizen has
satisfac,o rily established his heirship
Percy-Ear of Northumberland, descended
from George Percy, brother to the Earl Of Nor
cumberland, which George went % Virginia
| in 1910.
Rich-Earl of Warwick.
Fairiax-Lord Fairfax Of Ireland.
Cromwell-Viscount Lecole in Ireland, from
Cromwell, Earl of Essex, in the time OF Henry
VIII, but not from Oliver Cromwell.
Tracy-Lord Tracy
Browne-Lord Montague, with very large
estate in Crown Lands.
Leigh-Lord Leigh of Stone Leigh Abbey
in Warwickshire, with an immense landed es-
tate.
Willoue hby-Iord Willoughby Of Carham.
Carey-Lord Hunsdon.
I Savagc-Earl Rivers.
Widvic-Earl Rivers.
Hume, or Home-Earl Of Marchmont.
Johnson, or tombstone Marques Of Amman.
dale
Lindsay-Earl Lindsay and Crawford
Drummond-Earl Of Perth and Melfort.
Stafford-Lord Stafford, the male line.
! Montgomery--Viscount Montgomery and
Earl Of Mount Alexander, in Ireland.
Barry-Viscount Butttvant and Earl OF Bar
rymore.
| Bouyne or Buen-Earl of Wiltshire.
| Mon,ague-Lord Montague of Bough,on.
Fiennes-Viscount Say and Sele, had grant
| Of Connecticut
Seymour-Duke Of Somerset.
Bellasis, or Bellassyse--VIscount Faucon-
J berg. The two last Viscounts were Roman
Catholic Priests, and died within the 10 or IL
last years.
Berkley-Lord Berkeley Of S,ratton.
Grifin-Lord Griffin.
| Ash,on-A Ba-onet in Lancashire.
| Lee--Earl Of Litch6eld.
Sheffeld-Lord Sheffield, afterwards Earl Of
Musgrave
| Monx-Duke Of Albermarle, who is suppos-
ed TO have had son in Jamaica, afterwards
kidnapped and sent to America, in order that
the female heirs might obtain the great inhe-
| ritancC.
| Hyde-Earl Of Clarendon.
Colepeper--Lord Colepeper
! Vere-Earl Of Oxford
! Vaux-Lord Vaux of Harrowden, in North.
amptonshire.
Elphinstone-Lord Balmerino, not fofei,ed
title.
| ESTATES.
Selby-of Wavendon, in County Of Bucks.
AngeI-of Stockwell, do Surry.
| Jennipps-Of CoDshalI do Leicester.