Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-23
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Cant. AIKEN. of the Mary Rowland, Which ar
rived at New York on Friday evening last from
Cork, has brought papers Of that city TO the 2ist
Of October inclusive, containing London dates OF
the 18th. 80.
4 nrivate letter from London, received at Cork,
savs:-"A report is current IN the city, ana
seems to have some foundation. that some houses
in Birmingham have entered into coHRract for the
suppiy of three hundred thousand muskets 10 the
French Government. 1t is supposed also that
the quantity ultimately required Will be much
areater.-'rhc order is said to be very pressing
one, aud that dcliyeryis urged at "A rate OF %.
600 monthly if possible. This circumstance Is
not at present viewed with any alarm I'D the mo-
ney market, as the motive assigned Tor the order,
and the despatch of it. is the miserable state OF
ineliiciancy as to equipment, in which the whole
of the regular army of France was lett by Char
les y. and his ministers"
London, Oct 15.-Cuy haTpasi one o'clock.-
The French 5 per cents, being quoted 50 low:
as 65f. lOc. in the morning papers occasloned
a temporary fall in Consols from 500 to So; it
was however soon ascer;ained that bv cstaettc,
the French Funds were one per cent higher. Cons
so!s rose to SCI, which is now the quotation.
%: Mexican So.
Four o'ciock-Conso!s Sc SIS; TO for account
SCI.
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Latest from, Rio de Janeiro.---1'hc brig Glory.
Jones' arrived here in 50 DAYS froln Rio de janet.
ro. brings adyices TO the 10th October A circu-
lar from Maxwell, Wright & Co. under date O.
5th of October, says of flour, that the Bakers in
expectation of the new Flour, had purchased but
sparingly for the last few weeks. Their stocks
were small. Parts of the cargoes of the HuratiO
and States were expected to be run off in few
DAYS. Large supplies were expected from the L.
States, but it was supposed good qualities would
not 90 below l8l, if holders were firm Sales
were then making at 1911 20N-C0hee. LIST quail.
5l45O a $1,000. 4 letter of tie same date from
another house. quotes Gaego brand at II a l. l.
500; inferior quail. from ri l6' per barrel.
BaH. timer.
From Tukey.-The Boston Daily Advert
ser has received Smyrna papers to September 26.
On the 22d of that month. the French inhabit-
ants of Smyrna celebrated by public banquet
the late events IN France. The French and En-
glish Cons.ils were invited, and Mr.. Rhind, the
American Commissioners, and an equal number
Of Eng ish and American merchants.
An article dated ConstantinOple. September
10, confirms the accounts heretofore given of the
treachcry practised BY the Grand ViZier on the
Albanian leaders. He, with the Pacha of SEQ
ORA, had entered into an arrangement, by which
they paved down part of the arrears due the
Albanian army, and agreed TO pay the residue
from The ROumclia. where the Grand NiZler
commanded. At the moment when the first part
Of this arrangement was carried into execution,
The principal Beys. whose submission 1t was
thought would be- the most difficult. were drawn
into net. BY which they lost their lives. A
bout eco OF their suite. who were made prison.
ers, were sent 10 CGnstantnope, where they
were condemned TO hard labor in the galies.-
A great fermentation was produced among the
Albanian,, by the news of the execution of their
Chiefs. who had repaired to the quarters of the
Grand FiAier upon his invitation, audi was fear
cd that this cruel ard treacherous measure. in
stead OF inspiring terror among them. would ex-
cite them anew, and give greater Nigor to the
insurrection
The porte had not officially acknowledged the
tr-colored flag, but it was permitted to BE- ho!st
ed upon The palace of the Ambassador, and
board the French merchant-ships.
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Da'iag 0ittmm I'll Bark Robbery.
SALEM. Mass Nov ls.-On Tuesday night
last, most daring. desperate, and perseverlng
attempt was made in this town. TO rob the vault
OF the Salem Bank. One or more Williams and pro-
badly whole gang were concerned, entered the
the back window of the Salem Marine Insurance
Once. then forced open the inner do"r of The
back room ct that office, in'o tie entry which
leads to the Bank room, the door of which was
also forced: Here regular operations commenced
upon solid brick wall, an aperture through
which large enough 10 admit mans body WAS
made. and then the Williams passed down tilght
oil stairs TO the vault of the Bank. Whic the, al
tempted to enter, by knocking the brick work
at the sides ct the iron door TO pieces. and rE,-
Vorln9 ~ make apertnrCs targc cnnuch 20 aflm-it