Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-25
LATEST PROM ENGLAND.


have been received 10 the 24,h ult. and London
70 the 22d, inclusive. We find in the Boston
extracts very few items Of intelligence no, an
ticipattd by the late arrivals at New York.
The Times, Of the 22d, notices an interview
said TO have taken place on the day previous
between the Duke OF Wellington and Mr.. Sc
cr,taty Peel, which, it was conjectured, related
to some new arrangements in the Ministry
An intimA,ion is thrown out that the Duke is
less popular han formerly; and it is suggested
that ii might be in contemplation that MIR.
Peel should be made Premier.
The silk weavers desiring TO emigra'e were
preparing an appeal to the benevolence Of the
public in consequence Of the inability Of the
Duke Of Wellington to give assistance on the
part OF government.
II was said that the Bishop OF London would
probably be appointed Archbishop Of Canterbu.
~.
Dispatches from MIR. Vaughan the British
Minister 10 The Uui,ed State. had been received
al s. James.
Secretary Of Legation, is ap2lauded IN The Lon
don papers
AMERICAN CoNsuL.-Francis B. Ogden, ESQ.
States, al Liverpool, arrived there on the 2lst
July, by the packrl ship Canada, Captain Ora.
ham, from New York
PoRTuGA; 1T seems that the account Of the
seizure Of French and an American vessel by
the bloc kadlng squadron al Tercei ira, was incor-
rect, as The vessels seized were oniy three En-
giish ones aud TWO Portuguese Two. of The
former are said 10 have had l,trrs, arms and
mr., for rita IF 4
Abour 5000 or 5000 refugees, desp ,tchrd f. ON.
Plymouth by orGrt Of The British Government,
have efft 'ed landing at Tcrceira; the rest re
NAMED Brest and Os end, waiting an op2or-
unity 10 follow their example At Madeira
afaiIs are in most unsettled state, on account
Of The scarcity Of money The Governor canno,
ind enough to ray the troops, and heir loyalty
to Miguel is saii 10 be cbbing fast in consr-
quence Another insult on The Bri in nation
has been committed by the Miguelte author
tiles at Cuimbra, in the arrest and imp .-
ment Of an English gentleman named Sargent.
WAR BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND MoRocco.-The
following is an e&,racr Of a letter received This
from he agent 10 I.loyd's al Gihral-
tar, dtteG Jul, d:
"Ir'lerd y the Austrian Consul sent to the
d ffrrent Consuls he,e, circular copies Of dis
pa'ch 10 him, s'gnrd by The Commander "f the
Austrian squadron here aud he Envoy, Baron
tiusel, notifying The commencement ofhos,i
tiles aeains, Morocco; reserving right TO
blockade one ar more ports in BIfbar,, claim
ng night OF search, and of sriz'ug and conf
radng ar icl,s which are cohlrabaud Of war,
destined for The army or the navy ofrhe enemy,
ou viii MOI moles, the regular uads, and ac,
hat the flag protects the goods"
1,rrs In Of 10
rise tha ha. take" place smut eously in Lon.
lon aAu BE !in, Fnnds have ris n here also, and
-xleusi,e ''ans .,lions ave been effected in ;he
curse If thr ia, Bills on London and Am
,,e, am are in demand Dis cunt four per
cent.
STOCKHOLM, July Sit is said that the Co.
ROM 10" OF "er Majesty the Queen Will take
,lace at thy end Of august. The paper mill al
royed by fire The Bark is said o loose dou.
,le tht sum Of S3s,Ooo for wbch il was Insur-
d l. is said iha, The whole sock nf paper in
ended for the manufacture Of bank notes was
consumed
NunEMBuRG, July 1.-THE Austrian Oh
erver give, d very long uffis isl account OF the
esult Of the attack made on the third Of Jun, !
y 'he Austrian squadron, the objec, Of whio II |
Emperor Of Morocco. The attempt was sue
essful, the tort Of Laracne being taken, aud the
orve'ues burnt. As thr Emperor Of Morocco
oes not yet sem inclined 20 pc .ce, It is said I
hat a. gun irga'e will be sent from Venice
0 reinforce The Austrian squadron. Owing 20
hr swell OF the sea, the 'roors famed had much
], ficulty in reac wing their boats. The loss Of
he Ausrrians wa, % k led aud ID wounded,
hat f trc enemy $50 men
BUCHAREST, JUNE &c. The reserve under
General rol>tny. has receiA ed orders 10 in he
rmy on the Danube. il consists Of $4,000
nen IL all arms. G,neral Die sch is said 10
e preparing to pass the Bkau.
GREECE Letters fom Corfu 20 the Il b
nstan, stare tina Count Cap" d'isui. had is
ued proclama ion 20 his troops, stating that
hey WIRE not 10 quit the position they occupi-
d IN SIS compei,td BY force. These advice,
U, firmrd Their, fore, The refusal OF he Cou"' to
rCede 10 h reqoes, Of Mr. Dawson, that he
,,uId VII hlr,w The Greek force within thr