Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-23


England aud France 10 return TO Constantino-
pie, which they, from some cause Tot yet ex-
planned, have, as We showed above, though
proper to decline. The Paris papers contain
counts from Constanliuople three days later
than the former. An a,ticle under the head Of
Vienna, in noticing the arrival Of the las, mail
from the Turkish capital, speaks in high terms
Of the enthusiasm displayed BY the inhabitants,
and adds, that the Porte had come 10 the de-
termination Of prosecuting hostilities during
the winter. A private letter from Semlin cor
roborates this account, and states that insiruc-
tions had been sen, 10 several Pachas in the
Northern part OF Turkey 10 send all their dis
possible troops 10 Adrianople, where The new
Grand Vizier was assembling large force
We learn from the letter, that the new Vizier
Of Bosnia had succeeded in re-establishing
tranquility in that province, and that he had
already collected force of $4,000 men, who
were ready TO march to any part to which they
should be directed.
1, is stated from syria. Oct 2, tina, the Pres.
ideni Of Greece, has at length consented 10 call
a National Assembly, and appointed Poros as
the place OF meeting; bot all the Greeks prefer
Damala, because the freedom Of opinion will he
less checked there by the preaence OF foreign
ships Of war. The public is much engaged in
discussing the answer OF the Port to the Ambas-
doris. 1t o5stinstely repels the principle OF
intervention, and contests the righ,, but invite,
the Ambassadors Of France and England to
Cons,antinople, to terminate annie ably The at.
fairs OF Greece. Ii will not send Pienipoten-
.iary to Poros. These are its final resolutions,
which i, has expressed 10 decisive terms.
LONDON, Dec. ;.
CRy-A great sensation was produced IN
the City this morning by the report 10 which
We alluded, relative to banking house being
in a state Of difficulty with regard % money
matters. II is confidently said, however, that
though the house was greatly pressed, on Sa-
turday, il, no,wilh. anding, succeeded in max
ing al! straight again yesterday.
Money still continues very scarce. This is
indicated by fur her decline in Exchequer
Bills We understand that Eve per cent had
actually been given for money % these sscsri-
ties; whereas, short Time ago, il might have
been borrowed al from one TO two per cent
The bankers are very shy Of advancing money
10 any but their regular customers. gen'is>
man ende yored in vain to-day 10 borrow mo-
ney at FIVE per cent on the security OF Russian
Bonds, although these things are steadily on
the advance.
Accounts have been received in town, from
OIiS'oii announcing iS'S'' w "'>'P>
house connected with the wool trade. Their
debts are said to amount TO half million 81
money but this, we should think is exagge-
Ialed.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Letters from Liverpool Of The 4lh state that
the sales Of cotton since The 28ih had amount
ed to only about 1000 bales, at further dectne
Of l.e. Impor, 5000 bales.
A letter Of The I'd, says, the sales The pasI
two DAYS are 800 bales al low prices. New
Upland has been sold al s So a Id, and old
a.: 57-ea s l-s, nearly bali to speculaiors.-
500 bbls Tar have been sold al Is Cd; Mon
,real Pc. Ashes are dull and lower, 81. Pc Ills
are in request 500 barrels Flour, Rochester
brand" brought AS 10 day.
A liverpool Circuiar Of the Isl Dec. says
"The general market still continues very ioar-
tive and heavy, but we think The trade must
soon become more extensive BUYERS. aud ,his
will tend to give holders more hrmntss, not
willis landing the arrivals OF the new crop may
be considerable for The season "
A letter Of the 5ih states that the attendance
al The corn marker on that morning was good
and country dealers bought rather freely of bo!h
new Wheat and Oats at ,he prices OF tins day
week. There was some quantity of fint Wheat
also taken on speculation. Flour and Oatmeal
.upported previous rates. Some sales o. Indian
Corn we're made al decline Of about Is. per-
quarter.