Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-24
ENGLISH SUMMARY.

The Sun saws "the increase Of our annual Se-
venue to the amount Of 7s6,42o pounds, 10
which we adver,ed briefly in our paper Of Sa-
turday last, is in every view OF the matter
source of satisfaction; for first 1t disproVes the
idle Glamour of those who hold that liberal
system in regard 10 trade l. e. the repeal oil res
trictons, is ruinous 10 its interests as well as 10
those OF the revenue.
The Courier speaks Of the blockade OF the
DardanelIes as measure by which RUSSIA
has "seceded" from the treaty OF July-and tx.
presses a hope that England and France VIII
soon be able to return again "to their natural
and UNIQUE stionable state of neutrality" see
an article upon this subject among the trans
laiions from our French papers below
Sir Edward Codringron had arrived at Ports
mouth in the Warspite, "a guns, aud on MS ar
rival in London had long interview win the
Board Of Admiralty.
The Young Queen Of Portugal was i'll at her
lodgings at Grillon's Hotel, on the l2'h uit. out
was convaiescent The next day. Its said that
two agents have been despatched from inc
Queen Of Portugal, one to France and the other
to Vienna, with proposals to assis, her IN re-
gaining her Crown. Il is said that the British
Government is willing to aid, provided the o.
Their Powers agree to II.
Accounts from Oporto, as late as the 9Th OF
October, state, that business among the Blush
merchants began TO revive, and shipments oil
wine and fruit were making to considerable ex-
tent. About thirty sail Of vessels were at an
Choir in the Douro, ready to receive cargoes
II is stated that the yellow fever has made
its appearance in Cadiz and the South oil Spain.
Died, the Hon. Sir George Gray Bart n
c. Is. Commissioner of the Portsmouth, dock
yard.
Died at Ramsgate, on the 9Th ult, Simon, the
only child of he late Simon w. lavish, esq, 81
Montreal, aged IS.
The Duke Of Wellington received despatch.
es from Ireland on the 18th ult. considered OF
high importance
Mr.. Lawrence, the American Charge DAT :
flares, left London for Paris on the 18th ult
The King Of England had so far recovered,
as to be able to take his usual airings.
The Queen of Wir,emburg, aged SO, FORM
erly Princess Royal of England died at Iced
wegsburg on the 9th Of October, Of dropsy in
the chest.
1t is announced that Kean the Tragedian, is
about TO revisit the United States again.
The Courier 2erempo'iy denies that any
dissatisfaction exists among the three Powers,
upon the subject Of the Treaty win the Pacha
of Egypt. There is not the slightest founda-
ton for the statement.
Subscriptions for the poor a, Gibraltar are
opened in Liverpool, and a meeting was held
for their relief in London AT the latest dates,
500 or $40 persons, in all, had been taken sick,
and the deaths were 2 in /.
lIun,on, underwent nublir 0v e.'>,-c';-" -
I---l-.., int 18th, on charge OF forgery,
and was committed to Newgate.
The SINKING FUND.-The Commissioners
for the reduction Of the National Debt have
made their first puro hasrs for ,hr quarter. Tie
amount invested and 10 be laid oul on each
transfer day during the presen. quarter, is A.
1884, is cd, which IN the quarter ending the
5,h January, 1929, will amount to more than
5sl oOol. Tn. purchases are on The reduced
scale Of investing s,ooo,oooL only per annum,
in aiding the Sinking Fund.- according o the
Ac, passed last Session Of Parliament.
LIVERPOOL Corn ExcHANGE.-The import
Of Wheat and Oats from Irelsnd for last rues>
days market, was extensive, but oil other kinds
Of grain, from thence coastwise, the supply
was ,rihing. In Wheat the transactions were
triiing, and decline Of Sd to Al per 7ob.
from the prices Of last Tuesday was submit
ted TO.