Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-04


Ire, in such weather-cock pohriciahs?-
variable as the shade,
p, the light quiverng aspen made"
2, The packet ship Don Quixorlc, Captain
+rsa,,n. arrived at Ne,O, FORK on Saturday
.,a H.yce, in the short passage Of so days,
d.. ,l,,ors Of the Journal of Commerce have
r,,ncd Pari, dates 10 the 5oth April, and
i,,re to the Isl Of May.
rcary has 6een signed between Mexico
| "A n. Netherlands. The bearer Of II the
| si,por de Estrada, was in Paris at The end OF
,,rl on his way To the Hague, where 1t will
,r1,5!y be rariGed without delay.
re journs az Harre Of the ut May says,
a, some tra,cllers who left ST. Pet,rsbm eh
| a, nh April mention that The emperor lately
,,ieg,d a body of troops, and told III, m it a
bid voice lhit he should soon lead them TO
hre The soldiers received this intelligence
viii prolonged hurras.
The T. 5 ship Of The line Delaware, arrived
4 Lssnorn On the 10Th Of Apil, and landed
| that pl. &C Charles Lucien Booapartc, his
Tle, who is daughter oil the eX- King Joseph,
| nd their tN children.
There is no longer any doubt that the Spa
,sh government has Succeedcd'in contracting
|lban In London. NJ. Santa Cruz, TIE agen' :,
,n in Paris on bis return 10 Madrid, on The
oh Of April. TIE houses which have con-
ac!el for the loan, are those oil Rougemonl
Barring, and living * Co.
VI. Hoffman, the most distinguished editor
Il he Journal Des Debais, died at Paris on the
18th A,rl. Hewas one OF the first 10 enter
he isis against the Jcsnils, and has not only
qSlued celebrity in newspaper polemies, but
D. Ob,aired an honorable name in other walks
dh,erature.
T,eigence from Munich states, that the
Ovarian Chamber of Deputies has determined
unrcasipg the standing arms.
Lt,lero from Corfu, Of Ap'il S, announce the
'uiv4l there Of three British SHIPS OF wa, the
Wellesley, Revenge, and Ocean, with 5000
ro.p, f,om Lisbon and Gibraltar.
MssllonEhi and Anatolco are on the point
Of sarrcGdcring to the Greeks. PreNessa and
Aria Cannot MAKE long resistance. The Sc
asker is still II IanIua, but IN great want OF
money. The AlOanians are treated with gIca'
humanity, and no extraordinary tax has been
Imposed upon them. lbrahlm "acha Is at Mo
DR., aud il is said that he viii soon sail for
Egypt At Egina they expect three Turkish
.'ayoys with proposals of an armistice for
hJee months. Count Capo dIsria,l Is tho'l
Mi :eIrr them 10 the Allied Powers.
4 letter from Milo Of March %, says that
he Turks have re.laken Scio. Fab,Ier and his
rerds were obliged to fly, ans took refuge on
aDCky point, whence they were taken by the
French friga,e F!eur de Lys The ir!sate car
nd them 10 Egina. During his stay in The
sled of Scio, Col. Fabvier gave evidence of
'laA courage and moderation, and obtained
"a. esteem vi all the Inhabitants. 10 him the
.kish prisoners which his party made owe
heir lives, whom, with all his h.mness, he
lotd scarcely save from the eXasprrated
creeks.
Letters from St. Petersburg Of The 10th A.
2"s say that Wee ADMIT al Moller has been
.apVm'ed Minister Of Marine; the Marquis OF
'Iye'say, who has hitherto discharged that
,,ale, remains in the Plivy Council. Prince
NSncHikoF is appointed Vices Admiral. Count
N,s>eirode is appointed Vice Chancellor.
VIENNA, April II, 1928. The Count de
"tthda, Brazilian Ambassador 10 our Court,
~, gu, to-day for London, in order 20 confer
S'h he Count ltabayana, envoy of Brazil to
= = gland, on the subject of .hc late events in
''"usal, and also, at all events 10 take mea-
S'es ior preserving invio;ate the rights oil
=, J'a Pedro. The Marquis de Barbacuna has
:-is4dy sailed from London for Rio Janelro, to
S"Fm the Emperor of what has occurred.
s'ae persons suppose, tia, Don Pedro will
.''AWrh visit Portugal, and revoke his gilt of
." crown TO his daughter Maria da Gloria.
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