Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22

6''fsh Socks, Nov 1871 ssasls-s.
The Augsburgh Gazette gives the follow
ing, under date Of Berlin, Nov $:
The continual exchange Of couriers be-
tween the East and West leads to conclusion
that considerable activity prsvails in the poli,i-
cal negotiations relative TO the sffairs Of the
Lrvan, and Greece. Every thing tends to
belief that these negotiations are most pacific
and smicable; and The language Of the Cabinet
6resthes nothing Of the violence that some
persons suppose"
The following intelligence Of the e9ih Oct.
from Belgrade, is given by the Augsbargh Ga
zeite:
We learn by letters from Adrisnople, that
Gen. Diebitsch has given orders to Gen Kras-
sow,ky 10 hold himself in readiness to attack
the Pacha Of Scu,sri. in The event Of his re-
fusIng 10 lay down his arms, in pursuance Of
the Sultsn's command"
The Journal des Debats says:
The Ministerial Journals announce with an
nfi isl Joy that The Government OF the Unit
ed S'stes has received Don Misuel's Envov.-
The government, Of the u s. recognizes all the
soverrign,i.s de fncio. as soon as the. local re-
sis'ance shat strovr against their esiabiishmeni
had ceased. IL questions Of Legitimacy IL ne
yer interf.rps This is a singular precedent 10
De invoked by men who pretend to be the cham
pons Of legitimacy, and who have MOI feared
in the question Of Portugal, to violate all the
PRINCIPLES thereof outrage ously"
We learn from Captain Robinson that the
French gov-rnm have conciudnd 10 make
large b,sin al Hsvre for the convenience Of
vessels en,ering the port TO pay for it, droit
de- DaSI W ia fer
charges, This is something new.
General Lafayette was a, La Grange, where
lie was confined with bad cold.
lie tiers from Madrid announce that in Ands-
lusia there is corps Of 4 500 men ready 10
embar for-the Island of Cuba.
Rumors were current in Paris on the 18th,
hat England was desi,ous Of en'eting into d
Close ailiinre with Turkey, and tia, Mr.. Cor
do, ., power, rad been much enlsrged. II was
also laid ha' the B irish .dmirsl, Macon,
was apprisrd Of the Intention of his Govern
men,. and ,ha, he NJ Iii err mean squadron was
receiving constant reinforo emen,s.
Soon after tcei'ins 'h- papers by the Char
lemance, we received our files Of London and
Li,erpo ] papers, brought by tie packet snip
William Thompson. The former sf IN. 18Th. the
latter Of the 10Th, inclusive. The London dates
via Paris, are ,wo days later.
IRELAND The revenue Of the Irish Church,
is o 70, IN part uf N. business Of tho nrxI
session # The Brnsr Parliament, with view
10 is more equ j dIsf:bu ion. The piaI of
reform will be in subs "a &c whal has been alrea
dy pu, forth by Lrrd Moun,c ashri in his COR.
trpspondence wuh the Bishop Of rms, and
will undoubtedly receive The support OF hose
sincere professionals who believe the main
strength Of their Church to consist ia he pu
rty Of her doctrines. and who Sc the danger
of obs iaately refusing alterations which me
temper Of the times impera,ively call for. Such
q sep NAV cary partial relief to fw, bu,
some stronger me ASSURE must nc adopted before
Ireland becomes a hsppy country, Ind her
peasanirv placed in 4 Condi ion IN viii h h, y
can obtain by their own industry the common
,Unnts Of life
.qpptirnfon of me Lord Mayor Of Dublin to CIR.
e,ams',i, on behalf Of the Murdeers Of HanOn;
and their Execution
An apple atom was made TO the Chief Ma
pis'rae e, froM The heads Of The various classes
in this civ, proposing iha # the lives OF Mel
lon and Msgra h were spared, the difrren,
bodies would dissolve Ihemst Ives. d. liver up
10 the authorities all their books and papers
ana IfHiH't P"'bise h'N'' '" u"''S ="
any Unlawful confrderacy.
On th- nigh O. The 9th Of rvember, des-
pera,e affra took place near Hastings, between
la &c body OF armed >mngglsrs and some sea.
men Of The Coas Bio kada, under The cons
I'd and f Lieu, Raymond, X. TIE Snug
gl-r, were completely routed. several killed
and Won adrd. and th'ir cargo ~ goods SO
tubs OF the s7ir,,s of Brandy and Hol' nd J
can ured. the B'ockadesmen made . most
panan resistance, and i, is much TO b. regret
tn. fout of them were severely wounded by
the smuggers.
Beau Beummeil (,he Ki"g of the dandirs)
appears o have got into the Royal favor again.
The London Sur s'a'cs chat hr has on 0in~
through the highest influence. ,he appoin mc"t
Of British Consul q, Os,end."
LONDON. N"v.I7.
ConsoIs have risen to-day 20 81 3-s, and the
marker is more animated.
The general state OF the manufacturers
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