Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-12


ending 5o;h June.
The Hon. MARTIN VAN BUGsx, Secretary OF
State. arrived at New York OF "Wednesday eve
aing last, ant took lodgings at the City Hotel
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The ship Nile, Capt Rocket, sailed from New
York. on Sunday for Antwerp, having on ooard
- passengers. the Countess Rumpi. and her SIS
Ter Mrs. Lansdon, daughters OF j. J. Astor, Esq
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GlLas B. CooEE has resigned the once Oh
NI,ypr oc the borough Of Norfolk, IN Virginia,
and Jouy =. HoL.r has been chosen In his place.
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SFhe British Discovery SHIP Adventure Com
modorc King. sailed from Talcahnanha on tle
18Th Of March last. for home. having completed
the SURVEYS Of the Straits OF Ma%e'ah' anu WEST
,oa,t Of Chill aud Terra del FGeSo.
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The exports Of the province OF 8nenos Ayre''
amounted last year to the enormous sum OF So
55l.9iO, and the imports 70 56-S5b, 6Sl-ac-
c1.linr 70 tie custom house returns blt 'he
dollar which now forms the money OF account
- Hr7eos Ayres. i, equal to only one cigaih OF
Inc Old Soanish DoIlay. The currency has been
det.giorated by the use cfpaper'
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Tac D. i Eagle, Browning in nine days from
ry5rlplas. arrived at Baltimore on Friday last.
r. this CONVEYANCE the editors OF the .inieL2caa
l-y, received Niatanzas papers Of the 2Gta June,
and the annexed letter from their correspondent
.tIldyaua. the papers contain no news.
..H,v.x,. June 25, 1850.
The continued calms aad westerly breeZes,
.ge,ncr U.th the strong currents, have prevent
.d .l. spnro4ch Of vessels to this harb1r. An
American snip. supposed the Ro'nuIns, from
New York, aud Spanish schooner supposed the
Nlrrsrd fron New York, have for five days &C
ca,i,a,iiy appeared of the port. The Spanish
srh,,ner proata. arrived Yesterday from Charles
,on. passed ggeat number Ctves5els at anchor on
the Bank.
The British sloop Of war Victor arrived YES !
rel,;av Win the Spanish Gumeaman Amala, Is
prize, having on board one h'mired a"t namely |
st.t.s,.
The line of Of battle ship Fl Soborano sailed
Gor Corunna this morning With several Spanish
vessels under her CONVOY. The fleet now IN
part consists of the htroe, -; irl-dte h'aliad
tsmantled;l byigs Hercules: Marie and Ma
ria Amalia; and schooner HUancra. Commo-
vdore Iabordt, with the tsigalc Restauraci5n aud
corvette Cautiyo. Is still cruizing.
The American ships Charles Henry, and
Louisiana. and brigs Laurel, aud Henrietta, have
al! sailed for Hamburg"
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Piluea-Capt, Chatte, OF The Ann Roslna, ar !
rived at Providence. from irini had, brings mfor
nation that on the 10Th Of Jane report prevail
ed IN the city. that two piracal vessels we're com
hitting dcperdations on the coast between Trn- /
dad and Cape 81 de Cruz They had plundered !
several drosgers and coasters. in consequence Of
which two armed vessels had been dispatched IN
pursuit. The two pirates It was reported, had
from 81 10 - meu each. They were large open
boats, one of them rugged as slOop, the otlcr as
aSch0OnCr
lis,go,ce-Tu the Court of Kings Bench an &C
-.cp was brought policy OF insurance in con-
-lu1supn Of one for 2 800, on one of four ships
trading go Singapore, Batavia, the Cape of Good
Hope. aud other places. The ground Of defence
AlJ5era that the vessel in question touched at
port which was about 100 miles out of the direct
course. and taken on board goods, and that she
hal Subsequently been lost. The Court were of
opinion that the port at which this vessel had
touched could not, ACCORDING 10 the wording Of
ne policy. be held Is oGt of the course the words
being, after naming the different ports, land
si,rNhere." The plaintiff was, therefore, emit
lied 10 recover, aud the verdict must stand for
The Whale sum.
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TIE 2'GericOl SyS'em-rhe Georgia Court
srmSnlious having recently seen at a store in
~a,annah,a number of pieces of Cotton Baggiag.
made from the great staple article Of that coun-
tN, AT the Cotton Mandatory, lately erected in
The Edgied district. South Carolina. The arti-
Gle, saws the Coarier. appears TO be srons, well
made. and If good width and it will we presume
be found equal to Hemp Bagring for packing
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ready market, We can, indeed. scarcely allow
ourselves 10 doubt That there will be a demand
Tor ait the Ba,.ins Of this kind that our manu-
iacturers can supply.
The Courier meatious that Cotton Cloth Of
an excellent quality Is also madeat the manrfac-
tory off, Schly. ESQ in Jefferson county, Geor-
IL. In giving these evidences of the utility and
'ead Of the American system. the Courierex-
presses Is pleasure at finding It's tellow-citizens
i turning tE'ir attention thus more and more to
manufactures. while they pursue this course