Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17

lengths, asserting TO the proprieiy of commits
sion being issued, to inquire into some existing
evils, but diff ring in many points from the
views Of Mr. Brongham. The Attorney Genes
raj and others took part in the debate. Mr..
Brougham finally withdrew the original ieso>
luton, and substituted the following, which was
unanimously adop'ed:-
"That All humble address be presented 10 his
majesty, respectfully requesting that his majes-
" may be pleased to take such measures as
may seem most expetlien, for the purpose OF
causing due inquiry TO be made into The origin
procrs SIS ard termination of ac,ions in the SUI
nrrior courrs Of common law in This country,
and matters connected ,herewih, and into the
state Of the law regarding the transfer of real
property"
On the 9Th Of February, the king of Eng
lard proceeded, in his pony phaeton, TO Shows
hill, where Sir John Coris' fox hounds hunted
fox in his majrs,y's presence.
Preparations were making a, ST. James Pal.
ace for the reception of the king, who was cx
pcc,ed to arrive there on The Sd Of March.
The London Gazette Of the 2s'h Of Februa-
~, contains the appointment Of the Marquis Of
A.glesra; Lieni. General AMI General Cover
nor Of Ireland, and Major General Sir Colin
Campbell, to be- Gov Of the Island nf robago.
A supplemental the London Gazette Of goth
Frbruary contains proclamation command
ing the Peers ofScotland to assemble at Holy
rood House, on Monday the 10Th day Of April
following, to nominate and choose another
Peer ofSco,laRd, 10 sir and vote IN the House
ofPeers of this present Parliament Of the U.
nitel Kingdoms Of Grea, Britain and ireland,
in the room Of Thomas Earl of Kellck, de-
ceased.
Lord Cochrane had left London for Paris, to
engage the Greek Committee of The continent
10 further his plan for putting an end TO piracy
in The Mediterranean.
From the Gazette de France Feb %.
AFFAIRS nF THE EAsT.--W have this in~
stan, r. cei,"d rr, sh l'trrrs from Cons aa,ino
pie dated he 26'h Of January.
"Circumstancrs appetr at length 10 indicate
the approach Of crisis which has been long
feared. Tie las hat,i>echcr which destroyed
all hopes OF a reconciliation viii, Russia, as
well rs with respect 10 its intcrna affairs aal
the ,rra'y Of Alderman, as with regard to the
pronosa's Of pacih alton, has been read IN all
the mosques, and the immediate closing OF rh'
Bosphorus avain., the shirs OF all Christian
nations aThrds proof th,t The la,e nrgocla>
lions have so ircensrd the Porte, that IT no
!oncer cares for the maintenance oil the existing
treaties with The other states.
The r,ooruus u,vavureS with which ! have
already spoken 10 you still continue, ana appear
t. be enforced in consequence ot The oert'thV
! that Austria has not accepted the medafo
The Military preparations ana measure ,.
| of precautrcn are prosecuted win Sfrai "''''
genct. A palace Tor The Sultan Is o"iiol"g o"
the A>ia'ic coast with bitches ana lortinca'ioh'
n which be NAV rc,rea: in case Cons,antino>
PIE may be beseg"d
The march ortroops to Adranople c"nlin-
u.s a, well as tn sending the Sul,an's equip
ages, who. according to report which / gem
craIv Believed will go very shortly 10 TIA 'itY.
I've Capital wore a melancholy appearance,
tho rave of the Nussulmcn against tue Chris
,;nns ruh.med bv The frmnas increased eve v
moment. In addition, 200, 300 AsiaUcs were
expected.
| From the Globe of 28th Feb
! The Turkey mail arrived this morning. brig
! i,r dates Fl ON Cons antinople to he 27ih, and
! rrom Smy,u, IN the 18TH uit The manifesto, IN
substance. is fully confirmed: there Is only one
oriei al cnpy in ,cwn. and ii was immGo,a'rN
forwarded 10 his Majesty's Monsters by the
gentleman by W nom it was received we an-
der,,and i, is in substance the same as me
une published in the French papers 1t is cat
ed oolh Dec ard had been transmitted pri>
ystel, 10 rouse The Sul'an'a Asiauc snoJNc's'
ard i, was ONLY By intelligence from ASA tha'
the existence o' the docum"at hrst 'ranspir1d u
| Cons,an,iaople Itpruduced some sensation
among ,hr Franks, particularly as tn" 7repar :
ations for war we're carried on win the great
est energy. The nunbers OF troops coming
rynm Asia were very great, and Turk sh cebi'
tai was already of some magnitude The Eng,
I;,b merchants appear more alarmed than usu.
al IS they lay the energy with which toe troops
have been silently raised, evinoes the de'ermi'
nod manner IN which the Turk means to resis'
the Euronran Powers, ant. that nothing is now
caI,uls ed upon bu, war, in the mean time
every thing was Tranquil, aud the iu' kish ponce
most strict. The Franks, however, wee ifa''
ing Cous,au,inople AT SMYRNA the alarm
was not so great, as there were several vessels