Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND

October mail, which was brought to that placein
the Lyre packet. 90 days from Falmouth. Thu
London times of the 9Th ultimo has been rece;y
cd by this conveyance.
lis intimaicd in this paper, that genera
change IN the British Ministry NAV be expected
Sir. 6. Murray has been appointed to the com.
mand of the army: and another Colonia! Minis.
ter spoken Of
The r. Royal family of France appear from
the notices of their movements and recreations
as given in the English papers to be ENJOYING
themselves very pleasantly in England. NoG:.
nal arrangement for their removal from I.ulwor,L
castle have been made, but as the COMPANY con.
sists of 100 persons. much convenience il fol-,
for want of room. The Dutchess Of Berriis in no.
sotialion for Came House for her residence. An
attempt to obtain Wardour Castle by the royaley.
lies was fruitIess.
German papers ethe ssOtf Sept. -baye reach.
ed London on tiiei8th of October. but their con.
tents are not ofin,portance. The accounts from
Bertha 20 the 22d September, state that the riots
caused by the arrest of the jOurneyman tailor,
there have been much exaggerated: and SO far
from the respectable inhabitants having counte.
nanced them, as was stated to have been the case.
they had excited an energetic and unanimou,
feeling of Indignation and disgust. The latest
news from Dire sdcn also states. that the report,
Of instructions in that city were mere inventions
of designing persons, and had not the slightest
foundation in truth.
From The London Times, OcfoLfr Oh.
LONDON. Friday (evening.) Oct 8.
The tenor of the intelligence from Paris, and
of the French Government. against all interfer.
H., a NJ. l..l
slight impulse to our funds this morning. but il
was only temporary. Consos for the account,
after having reached 87b fell back to SCI to !,
at which price the transactions closed We OBJ
serve that no great value is attached in the city
to the acts of the French Ministers. Or their dec
laration of policy; because in the first place it
is believed here that their tenor Of Office is an
extremely uncertain one, and also, that they
must at all events, if they continue 10 govern,
yield to the current popular feeling on all great
question. This is to be received merely as the
opinion of one class of the monied interest, and
to explain the very temporary effect produced
to-day in the funds. French stock, it appears,
rose in Paris on this occasion about | per cent
and the rise was maintained at the close of Wed.
nesday's transactions.
In the Madrid letters received to day, there il
some reference TO the disturbances in that city,
but 1t is left doubtful whether they are of import
ance enough to deserve notice as political event.
though the great effects which have sprung lately
in other countries from small beginnings, give
an interest to all movements of the kind, which
they could not under other circumstances pos.
sess. All that we can collect is, that an ARRAY
had taken place in the streets of Madrid between
the Kings troops and the volunteers of that city.
These latter are the remnant of the force raised
during the revolution, under the title of the army
OF Faith, and dIssentlODs of the sort are said to
he by no means uncommon, owing to an old an
.ipathy subsisting between them and the old Roy
al Guards.
A late failure of the Stock Exchange here,
which led few DAYS back 10 much remark, has
been arranged to the satisfaction of the parties
All the differences have been, or are
to be, paid in full.
From the private Correspondent Of the London
Times.
PERPIGNAN. Sept. 29.-I was perfectly cOrrect
IN my information respecting the Condo d Es'
pagna; he was the night before last, at Junquara
small village situated on the extreme frontier
OF the Spanish territory. His guard am sure,
did not amount to 500 men. 1t was rumOred that
we were to have entered Spain last night. but
could trace the report to no authentic source
The moment, however, cannot be far distant. tor
the Spaniards already commence openly to mani
est their Impotence at their prolonged stay here
The letters from Madrid also mention the fail
ire Of mercantile house of some importance
here, but brought on rather by specnatlon' u
he funds by commercial engagements. The Ell
orts ON the part of Ferdinand and his ministers
o bolster up his credit have proved injurious To
many, ard fatal to some of his subjects.
The Madrid story, slender as it is, had some
ffect on the value of the Cortes bonds, which
ave risen more than I per cent They were
nee at %, but left of at al5 to &. Russian aud
DANISH stock were heavy; on the other foreign
ecnrities there is nothing TO remark.
The London Courier pledges itself for the au-
nei ucl'y OF the information contained IN the fol-
OWING letter from lis BSsseIs correspondent.
BRUSSELS, Oct. f.
since ms last Brussels continues to be inundat-
with armed men from all parts of the neisn-
orhood; upwards of $4,000 are now in the city,
illeted on the inhabitants, who are compelled to
lrnlsh them with food and lodging. Plobabl.
lille this may last, excuses may be avoided to
ny extent. but when these means of subsistence