Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-18
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

don papers Of the goth, & Liverpool Of the 2 LIST
ultimo. From the Boston papers Of yesterday
morning, we compile the following summary.
The Editors of the Commercial have also
received Liverpool papers of the goth and 2lsl
and London Of the 18th.
The Amethyst made her voyage fro mLiver-
pool to Boston in nineteen days,-a shor:, but
not the shortest passage which has been made
from Liverpool to our sea board. Boston is
four days ahead Of New York, ins,he article Of
foreign news-no, s. or II as MIR. jerks Of the
Bulletin imagines.
Chaka, formidable and restless African
Chief, has been killed by his brothers.
The return Of the Duke Of Clarence 10 the
head of the Admiralty, is anticipated.
1t is rumoured that Mr. Secretary Peel is
soon to be caleld 20 the PEI, rage, and also Sir
Robert Peel.
Parliament adjourned on the 10Th, for the
Easter Holidays, ill the 2sth Of April.
1t was expected that Parliament would be
prorosued at the end of May or, The beginning
Of June.
The King was expected in London on the
2eth, 10 remain some days.
Lsland-The latest accounts from Ireland
concur in representing The great benrti's thai
even az this early period, have accrued to thai
long afflicted country, fam the passing of the
glorious Catholic Relief bill. The Papis t.
vince no indecent vulgar exutation on the oc.
casion he Protes,an.s no abject dependency;
but both parties seem inclined 20 M Ell halfway
and cooperate with each other In the promo
ton of good will and toll T ton Mean
while, numerous commercial speculalions are
already on foot, aud which wait only till the
country shall have settled down into firm,
decided, aud permanent, tranquility. Conn
dence, we may ado, has already extended hs,f
mure. or less among all classes Of commuuity;
and many Of those VINO, up to the present pe'i-
cd, have been distinguished by the srong vi
olemce OF their ultra Protestan,ism, have. now,
that he great question is settled, conf ssed hat
they have been mistaken in their opinions.
Such recantaton of old prejudices does 'hem
the highest honrr.
The duke of Wellington has lately purchas-
ed an estate, for $50 ,ooot. more than million
dollars.
A great meeting was hid in St James,, to
con slider the besl me- n of testifying the graft
tude Of toe freods of civl and religious liberty
TO the duke of w llinglon, for the great measure
of peace and justice, in the communication Il
whIcn he. as D. ime minister, was principally
ms rumen,al TIE duke # Leinser was call d
10 The chair S,verai resolutions were passed,
one Of whIh proposed that meeting should
be held on The second of May, a the London
rave ru, TO consider the means OF raising SUI
/ f lent sun of money u erect a statue IL OF
near Dublip, If he duke Of Wellington, "a
commemorate of this, the most glorious OF
his public services
Ii was s,a'ed in The London Standard thai
an Extraordinary Ambassador was gning from
Great Bri ain TO Portugal 10 negotiate the set
element Of The differences between Don Migu-
ell and his bro her Dou Pedro.
| Capt, Ross was expected to sail, on his new
Arctic Expedition in all April, in the Victory,
a steam vessel Of 200 tons, accompanied by
the Johns of 800 tons, laden with fuel aud
stores for three years.
| Sir James Scarlet, il is said, is to be new
Attorney General
| An English political newspaper is TO be es
tablishtd at Paris, supported ny two rich IN
dividuals, a peer aud IA gentlemen who has made
Il
large fortune i'll India.
The French papers, says the London Times
of the 18th, contain several letters from Rome
about the discovery of of lodge OF Carbouari
! In the money Market the rise in Coaso's
for Account, April ls, was from 81 37-4s to
SO l.s, and up to the close Of business they
maintained thai advance, within mere shade
The New Four per cents improved from lo2
s7-4s to 1903; The percenls of 1926, from lo3
| 7. to io4; and the 81 per cents. from 90 to 90
IS. The rise in the heavy stocks was gener'
ally taken as the criterion by which those bear
| ing lower rate Of Interest are governed. That
| is to say. the demand for the former leads TO
a pretty general demand for the latter. E1che-
ouer Bills rather improved also, leaving Oft at
Sos premium, and India bonds at Sis. premi-
um,
We stated, some days since, that the benefl.
cial effects Of the Roman Catholic Relief Bill
were already experienced, in the decisive tone
| the have enabled The British government to as.
sumo in its negotiations for the restoration OF
tranquility throughout Europe. The last for
eipn arrivals confirm our previous statements,