Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-19

Morgan has finally passed the Assem-
tr,v.York and become law.
r.. legislature of Pennsylvania adjourned
Tuesday, last, after session of four
~ -, and twelve days, during which time
,.3rsd and thirteen bills and fourteen re-
,,.,iOn, were passed.
r.. .d;,or Of the New York National Adj
49,, saws he has it from good authority, that
-. foreigners and English agents i" that city,
49,, that il money can carry the election IN
- Jackson, and secure the operation OF
,,;,ciples Of McDufie's report, il shall not
r,,,;pp, whatever the amount.
r.. New York Evening Post, seems to be
.u,;,rIy sensitive on the subject Of Gen.
,,,k,on's "hfsraiws."
a,vs have now a long letter before us, says
!. po,, dated The Path ulrimo, in the hand
&c ofGrneral JAG kson himself, and written
an ,,sy. unstudied and familiar manner, to
S.ie,d in this city. 1t completely refutes
-, sl,u6er about his being unable TO spell, Tor
49,. e NO, a single word mis-spelt from be-
.;eoop 10 end, nor is the letter IN any way
;.6.i.n, in a correct, gentlemanlyand He" ing
rt."
Ms Mr., Coleman forgotten. or did he never
-, ,ba, there has been established new Of
-. f ,he household at The hermitage. IL
d., ,s,be case, we can tell him that gentle
nan i, now CHARTERED there, who fills the posts
fBographer, SPeceh and letter writer,
,,l who has for some time past been actively
,n,loycd ~ ,hqse variOus and importaat eapa-
o1s,. Tbs will explain the reason why such
wonderful improvement has Of late taken
mace in the Generals style Of writing, and
manner Of spelling
kwl no dolbt be vastly edifying for The
GeRerAP> friends to compare his compositions
p,oarrd some years back, with those he notc
Kinds ro,,h to the world. TO give them an OPP
oprupiuy of doing this, we shall publish on
Monday copy Of General order issued by
Inn previous 10 the lac war, which has been
aksn accurately from the originals which We
,yise them to read after they have finished
the perusal Of one OF his fourishing and Fam
bsoddressss delivered at New Orleans on his
late visit 10 that city.
The NV York American makes the follow
ing remark, upon the present complexion o.
Affairs in Europe:
b. rhc Manchester we have our regular files
bn: ihsi, cou.euls were anticipated by the
Brighton We still adhere, both from our
own luig mrn, AMI The tone Of what we deem
lie best informed journals Of Europe, 10 the
opinion, that war is not vet certain, though
mole probaHle We cannot bat admit, Than here
OiOre The great cause Of apprehension is in
| he long * Of he Russians After Constantine
PIE. The hop" "f preserving peace is in the
brad Of both England AID France, that war
would lggrandise ,he already overs Allowing
power Of the Northern Autocr2,.
lnEngland public Affairs do not strike US as
N very prosperous or stale condition. The
result Of the vote on the appoint nent of a
Committee to consider OF The repe al Of he Test
and Corporation ac,s, which was opposed nv
A"'S'SIS ana CarrltU against lHthi, ShCWS 'dS y
aslreRgth in the House Of Commons. which
snr'ually the Government, nor can we per-
es'se tia, The present Cabinet has any hold up
90 the popular mind. Its Looked upon ss toe
ma'ha thing ofsbreds and patches--a cabinet
Ne1pediency. OF the Kings health, the ru-
noar' are contradictory; though from the We
existence Of these rumours, feverish state
u me public mind may be argued, arising
SOU'Iess from general impression, that IL
''me degree there is Just cause OF apprehen-
Won IL there should prevail any well founded
VI extensive belief that the life Of ,heKing is il
r'ger, nwould prove another obstacle to the
.'"(lency and success Of the present admins
N S"Uh' between which or rather its chief, ihs
luxe o' Wellington, aud the heir presump
ave- NE Duke Of Clarence, it is known, Iha
~Ue cOrdlatty exists, The Royal Duke
moreover, is connected BY family alliance with
TS'a Holland, aud by choice with the Wings
s s saeoulaliOns therefore upon the demise o
e sovereign, contribute with other causes, tc
,E smoarrassmsnt and ineficiency OF The In
slhh Ministry.
"a france the march Of affairs seems bo,f
,I 'V'n and wise. The rejection ofulra coun
~, me hlns, and his acqniescence in hit
, ,"Pu'ar will, as indicated by the election, au
~ STt, both for the prosperity and tranquil
%0i bis reign.
In pnr,,., ~ ~.