Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-23
FROM FRANCE.

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yas. Of Paris papers to February 9, have been
.,;rea in Boston. The Journal DIES Debets an
zoos that an expedition against Algiers is de
a;nsd on. Twenty-Five thousand men are to
an,,e the army to be landed in Africa. Gen.
ImoOt Is to have the command in chief of the
Admiral Dupere is designed for the com
# The fleet, and the General of Engineers
-. 70 command the works of the siege.
80 80, from Rome of January OF, says, "the
IT, INST raised to the purple THE dignity of
FPi Ill Bishop de Simone, his Master of the
hu Ihar and which is still more extraordinary,
laaa' S-s,ran Bishop of Canada, Weld"
as 81 sun .ft"r, Of the Journal of Commerce have
iHt TDrpd with commercial intelligence from
,rH =, Eeh. 11th. received by the Clematis at
nA''t The Review of Feb. 9th, as follows:
'p w.. l,nuuid. 100 bbls. Pearls sold at 49f.
A'I o,a.ysy. 81 tons fine yellow y. York, If.
u coffee. a very Fat market; sales In bond
nv Il. Domingo. AS cts; 10 hhds. and
OIL ~ n7,.no. al cents. Flouris very heavy,
%o1 - baltimore sold at {. sc. so, and 576Pe-
.bnrr supposed f.S4, duty paid.
@SS .,-n has sold freely, the holders being dis
T. ~ ,oaet the buyers-prices have gone back
''S ,bsy were before the late advance. The
V1, &c ,0 DAVIS are 1866, Louisiana at f.SSa
arc Eyoat finland at S4a02 cts. In hides, con-
~, Of 74oO hides. Asaleof Whalebone atf.2,
'O3 P,,o. ,decIne of f. luf. / so per half xii; 9lO
terces of f,2ln23,13.
I%e ~nrominent political articles in the latest of
D.! r,ners consist of comments on the speech
| 6 G.or,e tbe Fourth. at the opening of Parlia-
~.o,, which seems 10 have been looked for in Pa
r;,b more than ordinary interest. The hbe-
u ionrnal. pronounce severe Judgment upon it,
| rbist The ministerial declare that the king nei-
I.r made .norwas required TO make, "any of those
LESSONS Of filth with which parties are dazzled
r crushed"
An article dated Co~nstantnOple, Jan. 6, says:
An is silence as to the Affairs OF Greece, and
IA, sultan i, seeking prete1ts To elude the fulfil
nspt Of the treaty Of AdIianopie.
From Greece IT is stated that the President,
| C,po distrias, finds it difficult to maintain tran
| maiy. and this furnishes the Porte with an argu-
| m.at against the independence of Greece. The
p,rfe alleges. TOO. that her union 10 Turkey is ne
| eesary to preserve the balance Of power in Eu-
vve. When the new of a king having been
Ao.ea for Greece arrived. there was great irrita-
aoa AGAINST the President, who was obliged to
.7gIy to the Admirals Of the three powers for as
| asaace."
The government of Don Miguel not being ac-
knoa!edged BY that of France, the court of the
fhllleries viii not 20 into mourning fer the late
queen Of Portugal. till her death shall have been
announced by the emperor Of Brazil.
The Spanish Ambassador had sent of a cou-
asrw Madrid on business, il was supposed, hav-
ny reference 10 the French expedition against
Ayers. Very active preparations are making
Il Gouloa for the expedition. Government had
rni,ted to the Treasurer of the Navy at that port
Sere million francs, TO defray the first expen-
s,Oithe war. All the ships, trigates, and other
vessels stationed at ToulOn, Brest, Rochefort,
ad Lorient. are to rendezvous next April in the
Mediterranean. The Pacha of Egypt is expected
blake a part in the expedition. Heis TO send a
te, anti 5000 men. to act as auXiliaries, and 10
vCupy AigierS for a certain time.
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