Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-12
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.

| by tue ship SaieuohIa, Capt. Rogers, WHICH
arrived at New Yo-k on the 9Th inst. from Lii.
verpool, whence she sailed on the I'd ult the
editors of the Commercial Advertiser have re-
ceived Liverpool papers to that date, and Lon.
don to the 3.st Of July inclusive, with Lloyds
| Shipping Lists, &C. TO the last dates.
The 9Th and 9th Bulletins of the Russian
Army are dated at the camp at Karassu, July
sth, giving further details of the cap,ularion
Of The fortress Of Brailow. The Russian main
army was 10 advance by forced marches to
| Banargik.
The Gazette de France Of July goth, gives
the latest adviccs from Bucharest
BUCHAREST, July lS.-tcCounts this mo-
ment received inform US that Managlia, an inn
por'an' fortified place, which defends The road
to Varna, has surrendered TO the Russians
There is now no obstacle to stop the march Of
the lett wing Of the Russians towards Varna.
Private letters received at Vienna, from Blu
charest, OF the 4th July, say that the Russian
Authorities had arrested fifteen individuals,
guilty Of having designedly brought the plague
to that city. The same letters assert that the
Russian troops had already effected landing
near Varna.
Mr.. s. Canning set off for Ancona from Leg
horn, on the 18th July. 10 proceed TO Corfu,
where,it was believed, the Ministers from France
and Russia had arrived.
The rumour Of disturbance in The kingdom
Of Naples according to the lales, Paris papers,
was founded onl, on the instruction of troop
OF vagabonds, the ringleaders among whom had
been arrested and brought to trial.
Usurpatiun, says the Courier, has triumphed
over legitimacy in Madeira, as well as Opor-
to, the result of the efforts of his partizans at
at the latter place having enabled Miguel
20 direct his force against those islands, which
would otherwise have remained faithful 10 Don
Pedro.
From, The MOniteur OF July %.
The expedition To he Morea, which was an
nounred some months ago, has been finally or
drred, The King has conhded the command
Of i, to Lieut.. General the Marquis Maison,
Peer Of France This General will have under
his command the Maj. Generals Viscount Ii
bu"ee, Srbas iania, Baron Higohct, and Schn,i-
der. Ger Baron Durien, is appointed Chief,
and Col. FIR, Eel second Chief OF the Staff The
artillery will be commanded bv Col. Viscount
de la Hutee, the Engineers by Lieut.. Col. An
dow Baron Volland, tie Military Intendanr,
is charged with the dNection Of all the Admi-
illustrative Depar mems.
This armament is 10 consiS, Of or 5000
men, with a reserve equal in number 10 be
formed a, Toulon, aud was to be landed, ac>
cordIag to the Herald, at NapoIi de 2omania
and his Court TrriS mai h al Baden Till The a9ih
inst. after which he will repair to his hrriditary
dominIons, aud return 10 Baden in The carly
parr af september. The SANE paper adds, that
daring i, las visit 10 ms capital som, vel I'm
por,anl subjects were eba,ed in The Council in
The prtsence Of his Majesty A levy Of loo,
600 men is confidently spokrn Of, ant. il j, also
SAID that Russia has invited Austria TO take
military possession OF Bosnia and S.rvia p. o
tempore,
Both these assertions can, as yet, however,
be only considered in the light OF reports.
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT Monday July %
Atunree o'clock The Lord Chancellor, the
Duke Of Wellington, the Earl Of Shaitesbury,
Viscuunt Melville, and Lord Peterborough,
entered the house in their robes as lords COM
missioners, and proceeded to their seas on the
woolsack His Majesty's commission was
then read. authorising them to give the royal
assn: 10 sevral bills after which the Deputy
Usher Of the Black Rod was directed to require
the attendance Of The Commons al their Lord
ships bar.
In few minutes afterwards tn Speaker, &C
campanitd BY considerable number Of mem>
hers Of the House Of Commons, made his ap-
pcarance.
The ROYAL assent was then given to the fol-
lowing bills: the appropriation bill, ware hons>
cd kep hull
banks bill and the Wolco, estates charities
bill.
The commission, authorising the proroga.
ton of the present parliament, was then read,
after which the Lord Chancellor proceeded to
read his Mairsty's speech, as follows:
"My Lords and Gentlemen: We are com
mandtd by his Majesty TO acqtaint you, that The
business Ct the session having been brought to
close, his Majesty is enabled to release you
from your attendance in Parliament.
"His Majesty commands us at The same time