Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-30
ONE DAY LATER rBoM tovn..,

Advertiser have London papers of the o., :.
October, and letter from their Liv.,r,o, ~
respondent, written after The dep,,,u,.
York.
Although only yesterday despatched ~.
York, every thing which I considered n ~
por,ance on your side Of The watel, 4 avail ~.
self The opportunity Of Seeding YOU, BY III. ~
perior ship S.. George. Captain Taubm,, .
brief summary Of what has transpirrd ,io,.
my advices by the New York, On the 18Th
Stale Of Trade in England-Ahhoupb han.
prints may, from in'eresed moive,, pu, Io,s
flaming accounts Of the prosperity and ia
provement Of the manufacturing di,,rie, !,
England, YET il any individual wouls ,,ooAL
himself TO examine into the real sale Of hi,
presen, existence, they would be found IA \.
alarmInsly Distressing. and though from tim.
20 time their apparent prosperity, asa ph,O.
Tom, may be KEEP, up, there will season com,
when all The miseries Of such 6,,i,iou, ,,.
lem will be exposed, perhaps NJ, ony bv ;,
exposure, but something like an approaeh,,
downfall 10 this great empire Several n,,s
and government.paid prints will paint III, &c,
counts Of the revival of trade as improving
aud show forth coming advantages Of prof, +.
bu' such under The present sy.em Of o,,,
taSsii,n ia this country, cannot oe realised -
Great Britain may see herself ss having aui,
ed al her highest pinnacle Gf splendor, and 81,
now mus' live TO see other nations rise amidu
her mi,eries.
Extensive Failure. The large failure which
has been for this fortnight pas, mentioned in
a paragraph from a North country paper, il
tina, Of Messrs. Armstrong, of York. Th.i,
engagements are, we understand, 10 v,r
great amount, but the particulars have no, re-
trauspired.
The trade Of the country all through ii,
manufacturing districts, is in a most distressed
sla'e. Accounts from Manchester, Glasgow
Birmingham, Yorkshire, Ireland, and all oAu
paris which are gwen unbiased by p,r,y
influence, warrant US in giving hi, opinion
which we have no doub. will be born. out b,
future events.
LONDON, October o.
City, - o'eLock.-The Columbia paeke ship,
from New-York, has arrived at Portsmouth, 10
81 days, left Is Oct. But the papers hav. DOT
as vet come 20 hand
Accounts from Genos state, that during ID, |
night Of The 7rh and 9th Of October grsil |
Storm was experienced there, which ln.t,
from II O'Clock at nigh, ill O'Clock il n,
morning, and gfea, Apprehension, were enter
,ained for the numerous shipping in the port.
GREKcE.-A fact is men'ioned..n The psp,n
Gus from the season in which il occurs J. is
stated that news had reached EgIns, the seal Of |
The Greek government, on The 6th ull that
4. 600 Albanians had penetrated the dehss Of
Mount Oela, and were advancing on Llradi
Atiica. This even, occurred during the o.
mislic OF Adrianope, and before the sign'ItH
Of the trssly Of peace. The Sultan might son.
months before have made better use Of his
troops. The Greeks were prepared TO NET
the invader, with force Of about 5000 mr
under Demerius Ypsilan,i, but i. is Nktl!
thai thu news OF the peace which Gen. DEoI'
sch had made FOR the parties, would arrive b.
fore the occurren Of en- acrIor, which n'r
could have no other result but the eHusioO o.
blood
Capfnin Ross Further inirllig' nee has o'''
C, ivcd from captain Ross, who "as in Vat
n. in his steamer. he Victory, on the 2J'h o.
Jaly. The Veto y had previoaiy los! par "
her foremasr, bat va, foriuna'e.y enabled v
repair the damage BY falling IL vi The Kot'
wood, Of London,i drs'rred Or ,nander' J. n'
were therefore proceeding IN high spF''
{ omple ely refitted,an with faltering p'ospr'
from he hnene,s Of the weather,and the reDo''
ed clearness Of the northern ice-Lhrdry oI
.4cekdeni One Of The most unparallel'sd'"
in It's consequences, most fortunate Iusa'eo
Of presence Of mind, we iecollect ever ei'h,'
have witnessed or heard Of, occurred airwoW
ago in Grea, Britain street The circums'M
es are as follpws:-About four O'Clock !" 'N
at crnoon. a beautiful boy, about three l',n
old, The son of Mr.. O'Conner, OF SummeIHA
ha2pened 10 be eating some hot mrat, p'I
IF which stuck in his throat. The pafeon
he child were from home 81 the time, ana o"
If Tho .srv.p,e h,if ronfoundPd with Irar a.