Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-01
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The packet ship Napoleon. Captain Smith has
nyed from Liverpool, whence she sailed on
he Goth Of April. Her appointed day of sailing
va the path, By this arrival the Editors of the
Commercial Advertiser have received their usual
appIy Of Foreign papers, including the London
sunday papers of the 18th.
Hath 9fhs King.-The state Of the Kings
sAh continued to be a source - leep %soIici-
nJe with the public. After the bulletin of
April 10, which was vague and unsatisfactory,
lie Enslishman of the 25th says
"AIl business was completely suspended.
sye the heartleSs bargains Of he gamblers in the
Finds: and 50 intense was the anxiety Of some
dluose who calculated on great political chang
6, that they were actually to be seen lowering
abOat Downing street, and he offices of the news
papers. most likely to have early intelligence of
Nv change. up TO Il or | O'Clock in the morning
ms termeut continued throughout the whole of
Tuesday and Wednesday itde 21st, aud 22dl
All 1t was not uutil Thursday evening that some
1.-THE rumors (anOng which We may enumerate
aeacnal death OF the Sovereign were terminated
y the issuing OF this more favorable bulletin
WINDSOR Castle, April 90, 1850.
The King Is better.
"H.HALFORD."
TINS announcement brit, pity. and IN salts
lctory as 1t doubtless is. was received with un-
Mingled satisfaction, because although il did not
Nquamt Us with the nature of the Kings indis-
N>rion, 1t plainly proved that the immediate
huser OF the disease must have been removed.
when the attendance of more than one physician
vas no longer required. Notwithstanding this
issuance. tina. the King was better. many very
pleasant reports of a relapse were circulated
@the 2Sd: but on the Gath the following still
more satisfactory bulletin appeared
WINDSOR CASTLE. April 81.
The King has passed two good nights, and
.olunue, better. (Signed)
"HENRY HALFORD."
Tins bulletin Of course removed the apprehen-
&l' Of immediate danger.
It's stated in the same paper above quoted,
hit the King did not for day; omit his prac-
Tie OF seeing the daily newspapers, and reqnir-
us lhem to De read to him, and that, from what
alse We know not, he felt exceedingly annoyed
sythe appearance of the first bulletin. which the
PHYSICIANS published without his sanction or au-
uOdtv.
At one time during his Majesty's illness, he
S' threatened with goutin the stomach. ''These
EnptOms were indeed so st rong at one time,
THE vigorous constitution of the Royal pa
SatVas left solely to itself, under the complied
1aa;uee of the diseases by whichhe was threat
-d' ~oecaGse it was feared that any attempt to
-'ate one complaint by the aid of medicine
~,'aave the effect of asgravating the character
The Others
lie Englishman concludes a long article up
ms subject as follows
>forthe sake of that Sovereign, for the sake
: people. we wish to God we could say the
%llllty of its return was far distant. The
ftvsot George the Fourth have good reason
HF TO reverence his political firmness, his WIS.,
@' MS foresight, and his self devotion. They
E'Ve' therefore, in his rule-they look with no
Z 'r greater benefits from the line of the sue
son; and we believe, there is not a thinking
;" 'e empire who does not JON with us, at
present moment, in an ardent supplication
providence may l~engthen the life Of our SOW
gum proportion TO his usefulness, and that
may much longer be spared the enjoyment of
VOmesuc peace and security which has been
.~neo under his Government"
'e f~ads.-The public securities did not ex-
Taee much luctuation during the week of
lAN mafn-.-s ~
u"lesty's illness, although there were occa-
phlcs' The greatest effect upon the funds
produced BY omission to fire the tower guns
nth the Kings birthday. There had not
many dlssendents to the projecto of reducing
'O0r Per Cents to Three and a Half, until
circumstance was known. The books were
''Cse on that day.
y.lra me early part of the day and up to about
CLOCK. very few persons attended to sub