Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-07
ALEX \ IfftD3lA,
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH -

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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH
Coy, Giles has Of late been G,,,;. -
Richmond Enquirer, asa political ~, 3
busing the President and his Cabin,
conduct SO unbecoming and So und,,,s g
has finally disguised his own polite Gi.
lie must be in sinking col di,ion indeed.
his own party desert hin.-Ihe Char.
v'lIe Advocate thus speak, Of him ardt;.
lime illusions:
"Gosernor Giles is certainly very coD,,i.
tlous and serupulous public officer; bu, ~,
of opinon ,ha, he has mistaken his ofrc;,,
ty IN one respect. We have looked o0.
s,i;ution through, and cannot disco,.,,
clause which prescri5es that the Goys,.
Chief Magistrate shall doi!y furnish 50
yards square OF dfaieclics for the ncwsn,r..
9Fl is also the opinion Of some very l.,,.1
expoundsrs Of he Constitution. VIZ und,,,,.I
that there IS no benaIy incurred BY ,hcs, Co.,
people of The Commonwealth. who fat IN 80,
these executive prociama,ions."
We notice in thr report Of the ,rore,l;,.
Of the House Of Representatives on rvs,r,
the following remarks, when the vote v,,,
Ell on cons derng Mr.. Whipp'c's re,olu,io,,
Mr.. Brent; who wa in the House In,
within the bar, when is name was cal,J ~
sd leave to be permitted 10 vote, butrhe S,,G
er decided that he cau'd not be permitted
Had The Speaker forgotten Mr.. RaaaoIDp,
la'e conduc'? on must we set this down, as,s,,
ther proof that the Roanoke orator, go,rn,r,
Speaker and the Rules?
The preamble OF The act passed by the L,
sisla'ure of Louisiana, for dcfr1ying tey
pensss Of Gen. Jaokson's late visit to New o.,
leans, ties tina, the said invitation va, Of,
en- solely in compliment 10 the military service
rendered by thu general in defence Lou..,,
and not for political purposes, or in any wy
to express an opinion on the approaching
election Of President OF The United STATES.
Forty Spaniards, who wcre expelled f,,n
Mexico by virtue of the late law, have AIMED
a, New Orleans from Tampico.
Snelson, the bank Hobbcr, prelends 10 bei.,
sane, and To- have no knowledge Of the r,cp,,
which have taken place since be left Prl,r,.
burg.
Cap, Basil Hall, the Celebrated Erpra
Traveller, WHO is now on an extensive Ton,
through this continent, arrived in Chareso7
on the 27th sl.
Laiestjrom Europe.-By the ARRIVAL of III.
ship Suly from Ha,re at New-Yo,k, Pan, NJ.
pers to the 18th January, ard London a,i,ce
TO the 18th have been received
here Is less reason than betore,to aop,ehcnt
war between the urks and the Allies. R.,a,
hasdeclared she will not take any Steps without
me concurrence Of the confcderated powrrs
Meantime the PORE i, preparing for drrnce
The most important intelligence received
by this arrival i, the CHANCE lYrHg ExcLrg
MINISTRY. The rumrrs TO tins effect Ia, ave
hitherto been published, it seems, var, 10.
without foundation. Lord Cioderich has II.
slgn'd The Premiership, and al new ministry
had actually been nance, or would BE- in day
1.-Two. The Duke of Wellington, it i, SID
was charged with re>construcl ing the C41inc'
The London Morning Herald publishes ID:
following list CT the new Ministers
First Lord Of the Treasury. Earl Grey; Chan
ceilor OF tie Exe hequer, Mr.. Peel; Srere'ay VI
State Tor The Home Department, Nj: Fg.nS
land DAVIS; Secretary Of Stale for Forrigr IL
fans, Sir Charles Sluarr, or the Marq.is u
Wellesley; Secretary for the COLONIES, Lid
Balhursr; Master Of the Ordnance, Duke d
yelling on; President OF the Council, Ea'l Oi
shaf'esbury, Prisy seal, Marquis Of Lonioa-
derry, Treasurer of The Navy, Mr.. Da"soo'
Chancellor, Lord Lyndhnrs; Chancellor Of'l:
Duchy Of Lancaster, Lord Brxel; Ma'nF oil
the Mint, MIR. William Horton.
We add several extracts from the EngI't
papers on this iect:
The Standard says, there is little doubt th-'
Mr.. Peel will succeed Lord Guderich, as 'h'
head Of the Ministry.
he foi1,wipcr ;o yo,, ~, Nnrrir,r (hIUtI