Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-29
.AIssEN. ANDR,TAs
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 90. 1923
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAYS LATER.

thirty days from Liverpool, arrived at New
York on the 24,h instant. The Editors OF the
Commercial AdVertiser have received by this
conveyance, London papers to the a5'h ui'imo,
and Liverpool TO the 26th, both inclusive.
The attempts to prevail upon the Duke Oh
Clarence 10 retain his situation as Lord H'gh
Admiral, are said to have been unsuccessful
the duke persis,ins in his resignation. he
successor Of his Grace has not been named by
the Duke OF Wellington. Probably the premier
will return to the system Of Board OF Admi-
rally. The Courier Of the esd says the resis,
nation Of the Duke "was entirely his own ACT;
and was no, occasIoned by any political meg,
surss adopted by the CABINET" Some OF the
French papers have insisted, that II was con-
ne,,,l with Navarino and Admiral CodrIng-
ton-which the Courier absolutely denies
Another rumour is, ,ha, Earl Grey will he APP
pom ell to succeed his Royal Highness: but
third TO which the most credit is given, is that
the office will again be distributed among a
| number ,f Lords Commissioners, headed by
Niscoun, Melville. Another gives the hrst
I.,rdship Of Admiralty 10 the Earl oil Maryho-
rough
An official public.,ion shows tina, the amount
Of British commerce in 1927 was equal 10 that
of 1925, and, of course, exceeds that oil any 9TH
er wear. 2,777,ssS tons it, British vessels en-
tered inwards, and 7ls,s24 foreign. More than
1928 900 tons British cleared ou,wards, and
7S2,4s foreign
The Pacific arrived at Liverpool on The 2lst,
having MIR. Barbour, our new minister on board.
A depuialiou from The American Chamber OF
Commerce had waited upon him, 10 conSratu-
late him OH his arrival in England, aud invite
him to partake Of dinner. MIR. b. expressed
himself gratihed by the compliment, but slated
that his early departure for London would pre-
vent his accepting the invitation.
The accounts Of the weother, and the harvest,
arc much more favorable than at our last advi-
ces, and i, is now said that, excepting in Scot
land, there will be an average crop. In York
shire, the wheat crop is estimated at abou, SIX
bushels the acre less than las, year, but The
oas, barley, and leans were above the average
crop. In Lincolnshire, the damage Of The great
rains has been chiefly ecr6ned to low and mar.
-~-------------s<-T Cofnwdn, anu TIit
country round about, was very fine, and the
weather fine for getting it in. The potato cron
. is also very fine New wheat has been already
| sod IN that market Coz Is. I'd. the stone OF IA
lbs, oats for Sd. the stone, and potatoes for Cd.
There is no later official intelligence from the
seat Of wa in The East. The Courier of the
ESD complains ,ha, They are ten days in arrear
as To news from the Danube.
LoNnoS. August, 25.--A, late hour last
nigh Flanders mail arrived, bringing Brus,
scis papers 10 the Esd, from which the follow.
ing is copnd.
ioNSTASriSorLR, July, 25.-The accounts
from the theatre at war which The government
mas reserved TO itself The right Of publishing.
are all very favourable 10 the course of the
turks, aud inspire the Porte with fresh cou>
rage ..cco:. ling 10 The first Turkish boIlelin.
mere was an action near Bajanj,k with di.
vision OF Russian cavalry, IN which the latter
had great difficulty 10 keeping the field.
he following Bulletins up to the eo,h july.
which treat Of the attempts Of the 18th and
.o'n' against Narna, which is defended by the |
Japan Pacha, IN which The Russians are Stat
ed 10 have been defeated with great loss: also
10 have sotf' red much a. Widden Rudsc hick.
'humia' Ehn!dgeno; has filled the people with
enthusiasm, and rendered the public mind much
more easy. Above $4,000 men have alreadv
inserted their names in The list OF Chassercs
racha. and hundreds Of artisans come daily 10
'ter their services. The resolution of the e,.
'ernment TO e1pel the Greeks from the cspital
'as not yet been executed, bui seems to be ON.
Y deferred, as the Porte looks upon the Greeks
With distrust, though their chiefs, and espe I
Tally the Patriarchs endeavor 10 slow the
:reatest hdrlity, and prayer is read in ali The
'reeS churches Tor The happy issue Of the war.
DINNER TO Mr.. CLAY.
In anticipation of Mr.. Clay taking this route
n his return to the sea, Of Government an in, I
lation has been forwarded 10 him. r. oues,ine e
Is accordance Of public dinner To be given b
fredericksburg on such day as NAV suit his