Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-15

Dr Conquest had succeeded the second time
,nr;ng hydrocephalus, by drawing the water
,-,m the head. by the ~fearfully delicate operation
camping. The patient was a girl two years old.
The packet ship Silas Richards, arrived at Liv-
.rnool on the 9TH, after a bOisterous passage of %
IL. The Rev. Mr.. Mcllvaine, of ST. AIMS
Ctnrca. Brooklyn, was a passenger.
Ia,,ricaa Socks, Nay Gu. 5. Bank Shares,
f"5I5a eco. Ohio Skies ll2 a ll24.
The unfortunate Mr.. Comyn was executed at
limerick on the 2Sth April. His crime was for
,aary. He was several times respited, but no fur
Thor interference OH the part of the government
bping expected, the painful arrangements were
made on the day above mentioned. 4 deep con-
|ern prevailed before and up to the awful moment
,mong all classes of society.
The following very solemn profession of faith,
.igned By this unfortunate gentleman, on the day
le Suffered, was seat for publication:
Ennis jail, HdLfpast Iro o'chck, }
2Sth April. 1850.
Having attentively listened to the Clergymen
,,l Laymen of different persuasiOns on the most
;~mportant Of all subjects, my eternal happiness, |
am 6rmly convinced that the Holy Roman Ca
holic Church is that in which | can more secure
?, die. Daring the last month, hope | have la
bored to avaSl myselfof the advantages and graces
noarted by the Mother Church, exclusively, and
Min nv last accents | leave my blessing to the
Very Reverend and Venerable Dean O'Shaugh-
Messy. the Chaplain of this Prison. and to the
Rev. Gentlemen whom he has selected to admi-
lister spiritual consolation to nv departing spi-
IT. [hlEN IoNlN.
James Fitzpatrick,
Ralph Culliman,
James O'Shaughnessy.
PoRruGL.-Accounts have been received
from Terceira, mentioning the safe arrival there
# the English vessel tie Pearl, about whose cap
ure by the blockadiag squadron apprehensiOus
aere entertained 4 few days ago. Another En-
si,h vessel, the Alert, bound tor the same island,
las been less fortunate. Information was re-
seiyed at Lloyd's of her having been taken on the
18th ult. BY the Portuguese cruisers.
Fs,xcE.-Conflictins rumorS not worth cum-
bering our sheet with, prevailed as to the proba-
BE dissolution Of the Chamb~ of Deputies.
Pais, Nay 1.-The three Powers having con-
rn,ed to guarantee the loan of Oh millions, it is
believed that the Prince of Saxe-Coburg will no
longer hesitate to accept the SOverelgnt, OF
Greece.
The liquidatious for the indemnity Of the emf
grants have reached to-day MAY j. the amount
IN capital of SIC. 75S. 900 francs, and Ill interest
to 24,4S9. 22l francs. 1t is Supposed that the
common fund will amount to 60 millions. Thus
will be terminated in Eve years this immense IL
nanciat operation, and this great political repara-
uon, which the enemies Of the Ministry OF 1922
did not believe it possible to carry into effect.
France AND ALGlERs.--The time of the de-
parture Of the expedition to Aisiers was not yet
fixed, but would probably be about the 18th of
MAY. The armed force III the town OF Alglers
Is computed At II, 900 men: that OF the Bedouins
or Arabs Of the interior, is much more numerous,
but II disciplined. The European Consuls at
Alters had, it was said, sent their families TO
MahOn.
The Dauphin arrived on Inc 9Th April. at Ly-
ons and proceeded 10 the prefecture. Al. the
public ediices. and lumber of dwelling houses
on the line by when his royal highness passed were
Illuminated, two regiments of infantry, the
lCth and the 4Oth. were posted on each bank VI
the Saone, aad an escort of Young men on hr's,-
back, went out to meet his Royai iE;ghne,s."
Touloa. .4prH 28.-The big FieCne, Capt.
Lapierre. which left Toulon h few days ago for
Coysica, has Just arrived here, bringing as pas
,engers the 4th Swiss Regiment and the I'd ct the
line. NJ. de Bourmont has also arrived here,
and though it was at first though that he wished
to preserve the iacognito, the usual hOnors had
bceu paid to hun. The streets were ~thronsed
With persons on his passage, and the air resound-
ed with cries of q. Long lives the King Long
live General Bourmont.." 1t is said that orders
have been aiven for the embarkation to take
place on the 9th of May, and that the rest OF the
squadron. which is now at Brest, will form a d.
vision. to be escorted BY the Trident, command
ed5, Admiral Rosamel.
Paris Mag 3.-On the 10Th of April a Tunlsi'
an man-Ofwar cast anchor in the Road OF Genoa
The cOmmaudcr, Refs Mdhammed states that
every body WAS in arms in the whole States OF Al
gers, where, however, great apprehension was
klt respecdns the issue Of the approaching con-
lest.
All the accounts that arrive from Toulon con-
arm what we have said OF the ardcur OF the troops,
a'hof Tie army aud navy; and there Is such an
s~lseraess IN the army TO pin The expedition, that
t%sotaias nave offered to serve as private soldiers,
It's thought that the Young men OF the navy can
lot be prevented from joining the army IN the
operations of The siege. =,
.9load. .4gcI THE packet has arrived
.srd ie;v,s from Aliers. The COnsuls had re-