Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-12
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News Letter and Commercial Chronicle of ths
9Th and 9th, and the London Morning Herald "r
the 18th of October, obtained, doubtless. jroU
one of the vessels spoken BY him, probably tba
Benjamin Rush.
We present, below. the only additional ART
cIes of news which we find in the latest date ~
ceved, with the notice of the markets to the ll,I
Of October, inclusive. The markets will B.
found under our Commercial head
: Conon.-It will be seen by our quotations h.,
low that this article had been dull durin. II.
whole week ending tn Oct but that no decline
is stated; and 1000 bags of American had been
taken on speculation. which docs not seem to in.
dictate a very unfavorabie state Of the marko,
The sales of the week had been small only sI6o
bags. but the receipts for the same period were
only 1855 bags.
Uheaf and Flour lad declined, as will h.
seen by our quotations.
There had been no fighting of any consequence
in the Netherlands since our former ad,ices nm
to the last date. The Dutch troops after Their
late defeat before Brussels.le back to Vilvorde
on the road TO Antwerp. where they appear IL
have been posted ever since. They have nci.
Their made az attempt 20 besiege or lombard Brus.
sells, nor have they been attacked either BY the
burghers or the peasantrv.
Holland had consented to separation from
Belsu and the Prince Of Orange had arrived
at Antwerp as Vice Roy of the latter.
There was deficiency. probable, in the Br.
fish Revenue for the quarter TO lst October, Of
more than half million.
Both Sir Ro. PEEL and Mr.. CHARLES Gn.yr
had declined being candidates, to represent Ii.
verpooI in Parliament.
Eighteen Of the ships employed in the Da,is's
straits fishery have been lost in a saIe-sx Of
them belonging to Hull.
France has formally recognized the ndepen.
dence of the South .4merican Republics.
The London Intelligence Of Sunday, Octhber
10, says
"We have the satisfaction of stating that the
Duke of Wellington has resolved not to interfere
in the quarrel between the Dutch aud the Bclci.
ans, unless circumstances which do not exist
and which are only just possible, should ariseto
compel us to interfere. There is now every
prospect of an amicablc termination of the quar-
rel as most of the Belgian Deputies have expires.
| sed wish to have the Prince Of Orange declared
King of Belgium. and it is believed that his Roy
al Highness will, for the sake of peace, renounce
his right of succession s. except the Crowno Bel
gum. Prince Taleyrand,in his lastinte,ew with
the Duke of Wellington. gave the most satisiac-
tory assurances of the determination ofthe French
Government to discourage any attempt Of the
Belgian Leaders, to resist the mild constitution
al course which the King of the Netherlands has
adopted
late LONDON paper ODserVrs:--"rnnce
TALLEyRAND is determined to sustain the hospi-
IL, r. hoc
lie has already stored his cellars with number
of Eases of Champagne and Burgundy, and
wagon load of hogsheads of Bordeaux, all Of the
first quality. This siIver-heared veteran is, we
believe, in his seventy third year. He seems fee
bic in his person, but friend who knew him
well when he was in England upwards OF thirty
years ago, assures that his eyeis as bright and
penetrating as ever.'
The Paris Correspondent of the London He
raid says: Englishmen have no idea OF the dr.
fusion of property in France. have no heSia'
ton in saying that the number of poor in PARIS
taking into consideration the difference in the
amount of the population, is, at least, two-thlrd'
less than in London Upon inquiry found that
every decent industrious individual was person
of property: they possess 1000 or 5000 francs
the porter, the bed-maker, the chamber-mald. the
ar-maid, the walters at my hotel. have niue
independence in the funds, or in landed or iundea
property"
We are happy to see il announced init GeOrse,
town Columbian, that the breach in the Cana'
has been repaired and that il is again nav'saoe,
The breach was not OccasIOned IN the mamie.
stated, as the wall was built on solid and DO
made ground; the bank is about 40 feet hls' d.
the spot where the breach took place.
~
PeJuy.-Judge Bay, of South Carolina n Ms
decided at Chambers, on an application loi w
discharge Of one Nicholas, accused OF Petlu2,
that the statues of that state do not declare NS'
swearing at elections to be perjury; and u!a1 su."
false swearing is not at common law an iao't J'
BILE offence; it not falling within any Oh me n.y. ~,
lintions of the crime Of perjury. lie ,he, 1S.,
discharged the accused, who was brous"' 09''
him by haJ@s corpus.
Jewish Disqualification in Canada Col i0' an
Secretary Of the Province of Lower CANADA, VI
the 10Th October, addressed letter to ). t.. ~.
r.. Al, "A, nj 1usce vi wv