Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-14

On the 9th ultmo.
IT,. King remained much in the same state as
d. former dates. He had seat a message 10 The
House of Lords, to provide for the sign manual
not being able to sign with his own hand the PUB
IL Instruments The following Is the last bnIie-
ia: r.,
"WiNpsoR Castle, June |.
e. The King has passed quiet night; IN other
respects. his Majesty continues the same as De-
lore.
The weyious bal,rtips stated that the King
lad again experienced difficulty IN his breath
I, ,le House Of Lords. on the cath May, Lord
aberdeen announced that Prince leopold de-
e,ined to accep. the Sovereignty ot Greece: Inc
,,asnn f,r this. ne stated was, that thc Prince
,o,,,e such demands Is the Allies deemed nnrea-
s9y.lIc. Lord Aberdeen stated that ms CIR
.poi,tant'r :, ould. Of course. delay, bat would
not interrupt the final settlement Ui the aHairs
or Greece. nor wouid i; cause change IN the reia-
ions existing between Great Britain and the Al
hes. The papers are filed With specuia''onS on
.his subject.
P,nis. Nav 29.-The Gazette announces that
T5ijr Pacha is arrived at Marsellles. and that nc
=. I'M. b.. Jsr of letter 10 the King Of France
.-,m t.s Satan. 1t said that the Pacha whose
.,,i,,l +, thus announced. has not cOme direct
,r,,n t1r,,,n,ir,ye. but from AlSiers, to which
lace he had been sent for the purpose of Indus
,r tbs Dew TO sGbmit. 1t Is added that the
.,Hmapder of the blockadins squadcon would
.,t ALLOW him to land.
The following telegraphic dispatches have
been received by the Government from the Ma
ralime Project at FOulOa:
:. .Mgy 2--l2 o'cl,ck.-The transports OF the
,bcr division are getting under weigh"
:. Ugif mast 0-cllck.-0ne hundred and tur-
.y..x transports have inst set sail for thelr des-
tiratinn. under convoy of the Diuphine aud the
Cjo,apc. We have no more vessels remaining.
,xIeCt few which have met with slight accI-
dents. and which will sail with the ORA 5on. on
,le ARRIVAL Of the ships that are snil at Mar
s-jlics2
The following passage we Gad in the Journal
de Gopen Of May p:
q. We have seen this morning person who
left Cacn YESTERDAY, at , O'Clock, p ". Who had
I'D of no report similar To those stated ia the
Pati, jorrnaiS. Public attention was neyerthc-
ie-s greatly excited BY the fires which Shll CONT
.uc 10 r:,age the country: but there is no &C
count of violence beius exercised upon either the
real or supposed promoters Of these fires, or up
on the soldiers who had let them escape. Bat it
Is fact. that a battalion Of the lth Regiment of
the Line. y,hiJh was to have left C2en the day
before Yesterday, at four IN the morning, for
Toulou. received counter-OrderS during the night,
and 70 b. Il Is SAID dispersed III small parties.
through the alondisseuents Of Bayeuz, Wire, and
Falaise."
The PIo,e ju Calyados speaks Of the counter
order gwen for the departure Of the 9Th Resi-
ment. 1t Announces, also, two new fires in the
embellishments Of Saint Lo and yire, aud com
plains Of the obstinate refusal of the authorities
% accept the aid ot the National Guard
At any rate, adds he Journal du Rouen, some
hg>t must b. thrown upon the rumors whichhav
reached Paris before they reached Rouen, and
which denotes, in The population of the depart
ments Of Lower Normandy, such great eXaspe-
ration. that the Minister considers 1t necessary TO
have recourse to an extraordinary show of torce.
Z, much, at least, aganst the inhabitants as
AGAINST he promoters II these fires.
The following Intelligence of the esd instant
from To1iou, although ufa date anterior 10 that
Of the Geographic dispatches Gwen BY us, will be
found Of interest;-'' if the feet could have de-
parted with the light Northwest breeze that blew
!)r short tine on the 10th it would have now
ben very the coast If Africa; bat il was in-
SoNsiOie 20 place lou Sps OF war aud transports.
which must necessarily all sail together. at the
mercy .! : wind ,hatregulary fell every evening.
lgd might leave them at SEA n calm subject 10
al The accidents likely to occur among such
mv'0wde Of vessels. Besides. when the first
division OF jhc armament has taken its dcparture.
he next must follow in twenty -four hours. or be
waited for at sea- that the delay would still be
'lH samr, and the risk greater. You NAV i'm
as'ue hat sae Admiral is impatieutly waiting for
he moment whsa he can give the signal for Sail
NJ. On the hriD. Of the Elst gun for their depart
g'e ,hc whole Heet will utter a shout of low that
@ili reach the >hore. The Soldiers BERN to be
,sesry o. their confinement, and unaware sick.
The harses suG,g much, as they have not the air
'!eY have been accustomed 10, aud are limited
- their allowance Of water. To-day, ten DAYS
provisions for the men have been sen; on board:
'oc same supply tor the horses was embarked
Yesterday. General Bourmont is much out of
Inmor' bur be can have nobody to blame but
Che gods OF tie winds, for every man in the fleet
IS used his utmost endeayors to avoid delay
he''sl'crs who came TO see the feet take It's de-
t3rfJra haya hNr,.,,a 8 A