Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-12
SIX DAYS LATER From LIVERPOOL

airy, and Liverpool papers to the 20 have been
received al shat place. The papers contain
linlr news-No,hing from the Continent, We
believe. later than the European advices receiv.
ed IN. York some time since, from Hsver.
We copy the following from the Boston Pa
uiot
The London correspondent, Of The Liverpool
Mercury unds: date Of Jan. 20 past 2, P. NJ.
writes as follows:
The Kings Heaiih-The statment which ap.
pears ip an evening paper relative to the Kings
he Ith, Is su bs, aulaliy correct. am infor med
however upon The highest authority. thai up to
las, nigh, his Majesty had not much improved
as TO enable Sir Henry Hartford to give very
| satisfactory answers 10 the members OF the
Royal Family: it is quite true that Sir Henry
was able 10 afford relief to his Majesty in the
course Of Monday, but the King wss not suf>
| fciently recovered TO dispense with his attend
ance until a late hour, and even then Sir Hen
ry woult moi have left Windsor but that il was
feared That his prolonged absence from town
would CAUSE alarm, and lead 10 an impression
that the King was dangerously lndisposed.-
That there is no danger from the present at
tack, is believe. certain; but il cannot be
conc called tina. his Majesty's genera Health,
during the present winter, has had mete-
rial shock.
| MrVesey Fitzgerald was recovering from his
indsposition and II was hoped that he would be
enabled 10 resume his duties al the opening Of
Parliament. The report tina, he was 10 give
place TO NJ. Herries, as President Of the board
of Trade does not apper TO be well founded.
In the Globe Of January 90, Ne End the follow
ing
Vest Lnd,es-The particulars Of an interview
between his Majesty's Ministers and the Yves,
Indra plan ers have transpired in the City, The
latter are stated. TO have complained of the
high "a les on sugar and other Yves, India pro
dutt,, and the depressed STATE Of The European
markets; and TO ha e added, tina, they were led
% believe, from the discussion in Parliament
last session, ina, The duy on sugar would be
r.duced. The Duke Of Wellington is repre-,
srn,ed 30 have SAID that there was not the slight.
est mention Of reducing the duly, nor were any
measures in contemplation that would revive
| the W-s, India interesisswhich were only suf-
| e. rug in common with every other in The coun-
| try.
Emperor Nicholas bad not wholly recovered
from his iness.
! Extract of letter from the Agent 10 Lloyd's
to Conslan iuople, dated Dec l0.-"An official
communication has been made by the Consul
General stating that the rtsrrlc ions To which
our trade has been for hong nme exposed,
have been removed in conse queuoe Of the rep.
RESERVATIONS Of His Excelency the Ambassador
and that therefore hencetorward Turkish pro-
duce, excepting such arlicles as are prohibited
by the established lawN upon which the duties
have been paid, may be freely exported into the
Black Sea. and Russian produce be freely cars
ried out of j, in British vessels, according to
| the original agreement, OF the capitulatioDs. -
! The Priscilla has IN cons quence received her
! hrman for cargo Of ,ailow, for Liverpool.
From the following paragraphs and from
others in the English newspapers, 1t would
seem that the fate OF Greece cannot yet be con-
sidrred settled The difficulty is, which snail
predominant in The new government, about to
be established there, the Russiaa,or the French
and English interest.
! Toulon, jar. 1.-THE Lamprove corvette,
Lieut.. Dussault, will set sill to-day FOR the
Leyan,. This vessel has on board 100000
francs for the brigade in the Morea, as well as
provisions and stores for The vessels Of The di.
vision.
"You have been informed Of the hasty fl
ting out OF the Breslau and Provence, the des-
tina,ion Of which seemed 10 be uncertain. To-
day orders have been given 20 all the port off,
GERS TO employ all possible means tina, the re-
sources of the arsenal can supply, 10 GET the
following vessels ready to put 10 sea again at
the frs, order, viz: the Vile de MarseilIes, The
Scipion, of the line-the Ipaigenie Didon, Ar
miie, anG Syrene frigaes OHe and Emu
,a.ion corve,,es, the Dragon, Cygne, Aes'e
briys-and 10 make all necessary repairs IN all
the other men Of war in this port. The desti'
nation of these vessels is no longer doubtful
they are going TO return 10 The Levan'. Those
unhsnpy eounrie are. il seems, going TO be
again The theatre OF general CONF grafton
The classic land Of heroes and The ars IS
again to be ,rayersed in all directions. by the
soldiers OF all the nations Of Europe. guided
bv interes, alone and who, perhaps, will nev err
agree. till there is not single ruin lett s'ana
ing.
m the Sultan for the cession OF Palestine.
a French merchantmen Of 800 ions; had
..,,red M an AlperiDc cruiser, of cape