Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-17

November;
.ivEnrooL, Nov. 8.
Recent letters from Opor,o represent the
whole Of the northern provinces OF Portugal to
be in mos, con,ulsed state. On the 22d ult.
aSorcs Of 1000 Guerillas was stated TO be wi'h>
IN three leages Of O2or,o.
An article from the Lower Elbe, in the Nu-
edinburgh Correspondent, states that Hano>
yerian regimen, entered the Brunswick terri
,ory on the 18th ul. and occupied the district
VI the Thedinghausen.
After trifling reaction, the price Of corn
has again risen, and we believe there is no
doub, entertained that the ports will open Tor
he admission Of foreign grain, al the low duty
Of one shilling per quarter.
Letters have been received here, stating that
he French government has prohibited the ex-
oort Of corn from France, and that the ship
men, Of "ffteen cargoes Of grain" at HaVre,
had been, in consequence Of this prohibition,
prevented.
The Prussian STATE Gazette Of the Soth Oct.
brings down the news from Vsrna TO the 18Th
nit. The following is an extract
Early in the morning Of the 18th OF oc'o~
Der, re Deun was chan'ed in the camp OF
Count Woronzow, and in presence oil Inc
Emperor, in celebration Of the fall ofVarna, The
finest weather favored the solemnily, at which
all the diplomalists and officers were present
ON the same morning, the Captain Pacha
marched out Of the citadel, together with the
troops in favour Of whom capitula'Ion had
been agreed to- On the 18th His Majesty the
Emperor a,tendeda divine service IN the Greek
METROPOLITAN chur,h Of Varna. Or the eve-
ming Of the l4rh his Majesty had it in contem-
plaion to embark for Odessa, and thence 10
continue uninrerruptedly his journey to 81 Pc
tersbureh. The corps dipIomofqus was TO en-
bark for Odessa at the same time. omer
Vrore re,reated immediately after the surren-
der of Varna, and had taken up a position on
the opposite bank Of the Kauishk He was
closely pursued by Prince. Eugene OF Wur>
,embere. The Grand Vizier had already ad-
vanced as far as kau'shik TO support omer
Vrinne, bu, in consequence OF recent events
had also made a relrograGe movement.
Letters from Portugal confirm the reports "i
the renewed Efforts Of the Constitu'ionails's IN
the north Of Portugal The guerilias oil iras-
os Monies, were, at the dare OF the last ad'ices,
in such force as TO menace Oporto; and The
governor 10 alarm, had sent the l9th regiment
Of infantry, with a quantity Of artillery, TO oc-
cupy Carvalho d'Es,e, for the purpose OF check
ing .heir progress. They had ente9d VIVA
Real, however, and released all the constitution
asls who were in prison there.
The Monileur Of Nov. 2, states, that dcs-
patches have been received from the Marquis
Dc Maisop, announcing the surrender oi the
fortresses Of Coron, Modon, Navarino' ra'ras
and the CASH., Of the Morea, which had been
left by Ibrahim Paeha, IN the Occupation o.
$500 Turkish aud Egyptian troops who were
10 be immediately embarked for Egypt, win
'her arms and baggage.
The colours Of the allied powers, (frencn
and Enghsh,) were hoisted in the several forts;
and the Marquis de Maison, states MS ih'en'
ion 10 deliver up Coron to the Greek Govern
nen,, as soon as i, shall send regular troops
;ooccupy it.
LIVERPOOL Corn ExcHANaE, Nov >
The arrivals Of grain since Monday are on'y
mod, rate, bu, fully equal TO the demand
There has been very ii,lle business 'ransacte9
in any article Of the trade this morning. WIN
the exception of Bonded Wheat, which con'i-
nues IN demand, at fully supported prices
There is 4 large quantity of Oats offering al
Present. which renders the sale difficult; bu.
herei, no disposition on the part Of the hold
..rs to give way in price Nearly all The late
foreign arrivals OF grain have gone into sraha,
y,;o wait the re1uit OF future AVERAGES ana
Ii: stock in the warehouses must therefore
have Increased very considerably OF late.
Arrivals since Mouday-EnS'sh wheat, y
900 qrs; barley, 1850 qrs; Hour S'ioo sschs'
lri,a oats, 700 qrs. Foreign wheat, 1850 qrs;
barley, $50 qrs.