Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-16
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

The ship Hamilton, Capt. Bunker, arrived
a, New. York from Liverpool, wheace she sail
ed on the 4,h ultimo. She therefore brings ad-
vices thirteen days later than were received the
other day via Boston.
(The packe, ship Britannia, Marshall, has
also arrived from Liverpool, whence she sailed
on the Isl Of February
american Stock Jan. so.-Uni,ed States Bank
shares, asia IS S, Elves, for 1886, 81; New
York Elves, for ls45. 9sa; Skies, for do. ITO;
Ohio Skies, los; do Elves, 81 ! 95; PennsyiSa-
MIA Elves, e22 ss.
The King continues in excellent health, taxi
ing daily walks, and locks remarkably WE'LL
On the 2sth Of January he held court, after
which the Duke OF Willing on, Earls Bathurst,
and Aberdeen, and Mr.. Peel dined with him.
A cabinet council was held al Windsor on the
Cd February.
The Minisiry.-Mr. Herries, il appears, is TO
be made President of the Board Of Trade, in
the pace of MIR. Fitzgerald, who re:ires from
III health; aud Lord Chandos is TO succeed Mr..
Herres as Master Of the Mint 1t is stated
that Mr., George BAnkes had resigned, or was
about to resign The Secrelaryship Of the Board
Of Control, and that he was to be succeeded
BY Mr.. Worlley, the son Of Lord Wharncliffe.
Lord Mountcharles, one of the Lords Of the
Treasury, mad resigned or been removed from
Office, and no person as yet had been appointed
to succeed him. /, was reported in the Govern
ment circles, that Lord Palmerston aud MIR
Huskisson have agreed to support Ministers,
and thatLord Peterborough will no, 60 out to
make room for Lord Palmerston. The Court
Circular says" it appears that the Duke of
Wellington and Lord Marlborough have no,
Been particularly cordial for some time past"
Mr.. Ryder, the Bishop of L.i,ch6eld aud Co,
ventry, Is, IL is said 10 oe translated 10 the
Bishopric Of S.. Asaph. MIR. Ryder is the
brother Of the Earlof narrowly; who is the ia
ther>in-law Of Mr.. Wor,ley:
IL is understood that the appointment Of
Mr.. B4nkes as Commissioner of the Board
OF Cootroul is temporary. Another posi- is
preparing for him
The session of Pariamen, was to open on
the 4'h of February. His Ma jes,y will not give
personal attendance on this occasion, snd the
important business of the Session will conse-
quensly be opened by Royal Commission. II
was understood, says the Liverpool Courier of
the 81, that the address in answer to the King
speech, in the House OF Lords, is 10 be moved
by the Duke of Bucolrugh and seconded by
Lord Glengall. An abundance of pei ions are
likely 10 be laid before Pdr,iamen: on the sub.
leet IT the dis,resses Of the country
It's sia'ed, however, by the adherents Of the
present Ministers that the Duke Of Wellington
g IN arli nd
the uttermost, every proposal, either Tor re
duction OF taxation or change in the pauper-
ising aud revolutionary system.
Mr. Iterney, the Independent, member oil
Parliament, died very suddenly, a, o'clock
T. Nj. on Monday, ash January. Only five
minutes before he brea:he6 his last he frauked
letter for particular friend.
Mr.. A. Shee, Esq, has beea elected Presiden,
OF the Royal Academy, in the room Of the late
Sir /. Lawrence Sir Thomas will is not We,
proved, but i, is known that the Invaluable col
lection Of the drawings by Michael Angelo
Raphael, Rubens, Rembrandt, Leonardo da
ViBci, Guido, and the other old masters, " hich
cost upwards Of 81 ,oooi are TO be offered TO the
King Tor ls oooE and in case of refusal, 10 Mr..
Peel, Lord Dudley, The Royal Academy, and
some Others, at 90, oooL If they should ali re-
fuse to purcbass,they are 10 be sold at auction
at the end OF one year,
II is confidently asserted that Ministers fully
intend 10 renew the Eas, India Company's
charter.
Great Distress prevails throughout toe unit.
ed Kingdom, and there appears TO be a levy en-
nsasss in most of the coun,iesto petition par.
lament Tor reduction Of taxes.
IL Is stated that TWO hundred suicides have
been committed in London, and within the bills
OF martality during the last twelve months, all
resulting from habitual intoxica,ion There
were 90 eoroner's inquests taken The month Of
January, including "a cases of death by burn
ing.
meeting had been held a, Birmingham
professedly to form Unioa Society, from H.
600 to 5000 persons were present, and hun.
dreds were compelled TO retire disappointed
The proceedings lasted from ten in the morn.
ing until dusk,
A Gre took place in Newcastle on the night
OF January 90 h, which destroyed property 10
the amount Of IS DOOR
An important decision has been given in the
Court OF Kings Bench, in The case of Handey