Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-10
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osn,y MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10. 1927.
LATEST FROM LONDON.

the 9TH oil august, VIC ""'e
70 the 9Th, inclusive, and Prices Current
Nd ship,ing Lists up to the latest dates. A
.ummary Of their contents follows
Mr. Canning had been confined to his bed,
:;,,, IN attack OF the lumbago, but was better
=, the last date.
The late Prince Of Tour and Taxis, died in
roIv His loss is said to be deenly deplored
by the city Of Ratisbon, where his palace was
-. resort Of all persons distinguished by rank
or merit. He was inferred with great pomp
-, xeres. He has left three children: Maxim
lilo, Charles, his successor; the Princess OF
rs,erhazy; and the Dachess Sophia, CT Wirtem-
burg.
The CORPORATION Of Dublin voted an address
The members Of the British cabinet who
have lately retired from Office, and comforting
-, them the freedom of the city. We find a
,.o,ump of letters in reply, expressing their
,..,,;sca;ion & sense of the honor, from Messrs
peel Dawson and Go lburn, and Lords Eldon,
Newcastle,and Wellington.
From p.ris papers, up 10 the Cd August, IN
cbziye, later intelligence IS received from o.
J,s,s and Corfu. 1t was no longer doubted
that the protocol of the conferences at 81. re
,.r.hnrph. reduced iuto the form oil tres:y,
would be presented TO the Porte as an uliimat-,
nm, with peremptory condition oil thirty days
COZ its acceptance. Within tao months from
the date July l5ib,) ii was confidently au'ic''
.I ,b,, the af.irs OF The East would take a
decisive turn.
On the o5th Jus, Lord Cochrane had an &C
ton offCandia with tie Egyptian squadron oil
100 sail, which he dispersed aftera cannonade
os A hours, and sunk some of the vessels. The
cr.eE squadron consisted Of 80 sail. The L
,vn,ian feet had troops and great quantity oil
,mmuhition on board, The Turkish squadron
had fallen ba,k TO Nayarino.
TWAS whispered at Copstartinople, that 4
secret messenger had been despatched to le-
be,an, with view Of concluding an alliance
offensive and defensive, between Turkey and
Persia
The Russian array u, Choazyan, on the
pr,h. is composed c! 90 900 men, fully armed.
This is called the second army 1t is said, the
whole force is % act on the offensive, along the
Danube.
By accounts from Genoa, it appeared that
the Dey of Algicrs still refused The proposals
Of the French Admiral, who was waiting for
reinforcements.
The Russian feet in the Mediterranean, uu'
der Admiral BclIinghausen, will consist Of 81
vessels Of war, some Of which are ships oil the
line.
It's regarded Us certain, that the arrival OF
the combined fleets in the Levanl, will be the
signal for the independence OF Mehemet Ali,
the Pacha Of Egypt.
A treaty has been concluded between Turkey
and Sweden, by which the former power is adj
milted TO the free navigation orthe Black Sea-
The wafer having been drained from the
Thames Tunnel, i. was opened for public IN
spec,ion on the 2Sth July, on the same terms
as before the accident. ii is howeter much
choked with mud Mr. Brunei has been COM
petely successful in stopping the leak 1 ne
only water which finds its way into the tunnel
IS from the land Spflnps.
A violent hurricane on the 18th July caused
the Neva 10 overflow during The night, and
made it necessary to fire signals oil alarm he
storm subsidized on the evening oil The l2th'
A NJ. Andesio Tusconi, Il Roman, has per-
Ec,cd = machine, with which he intends TO at
tempt raising or getting out The contents oil
vessel said 10 have been built by the Emperor
Tibcrius, aud to have sunk during his reign II
the lake Nerni. An aticmp, was made by Car
dnal Colnnoa, in The 18th century, whisa re
suited in obtaining several lead and oronze an
,iques, on one of hich was The namc OF ioe
RUS Cesar well en- ira we'd. Another attempt was
made in the 10Th q S,ury, which was irn u
The treaty of navfsSiOn be'wee" the uni'e'
States and Sweden, was signed on the 4th o
July by Coun, we,tersted' and Mr.. Appleton
our Charge d'AHaires. The treaty is founded
on a system Of reciprocity. L he ra'ih' '''0"