Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-10
ALEXANDRIA. DC
SATURDAY MORNLNG, .1pEu "a -.

Henry, Parrott, at Gloucester from C,E ahf
ed on the Sd of March, Capt. P. iOfor. w.
the expedition for Havana would prob,blr -, ~:
a few days, under convoy Of a "a =, ,. ,+4 N
the troops had arrived in Cadiz.
Business very dull, markets overstocl.a
port full of vessels, and no empovmeDts,, ;. ,S
The Spanish government still demand 1s -''N'
mage duty from Americans of 81 o. r.-
Cadiz is said to be a free 49,, w.
The cold weather was never known -
severe as it has been the last season. Ma. I.
the troops on their marches had frozen od.,
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From Nalpnroiso-'rhe ship LAFAYETTE HAM,
has arrived at Baltimore from Valparaiso vr.,
she sailed on the 10th January. The e,,o..
the Baltimore American are indebted h.l;.}
mes of friend in alparaiso. for file ofL. II
curio of that place, to the 9th of January ;D..
sive.
1t appears that the country was in quite am.
settled state. The following remarks are 81.
tanned in the paper of the latest date; IT
critical state in which all mercantile transact.
and speculations are at present. is very a,7,i,.
Nobody now considers his fortune secyr, g..
each step he hears rumors of war and dc,oI,.o.
The bonds which have united Us in well o,,,.
lied society. and which constituted the gmr d,
Chill, have been found to be only ima,ip,r
The Chilean FLAG has been treated with the an.
contempt that it received in the times Of Olson,
and of crimes. Unfortunate Chill. vhorr
author of all of your misfortunes:
1t is now said that the chief Porras. Joined.
the people in the province of COlchagua. has ,r,r
ed himself against the actual government: th,,-
of Ligua have been in opposition
the Government; that in the capital some Dis,
greement has taken place between general Pr.
to, and the captain general Frevre: that die in.
ia will not last more than eight davs,-nflrw
feel repugnance in writing all tia, We hear
We believe the day is not far distant when
we shall have to 60, Jas a celebrated Ameri,,,
Minister in Buncos Ayres was Obliged to Do al.
inquire. "who governs US"
~sR5ean-
Rio de JaneirO.-The BRIG lIorato, at y,r.
York in 48 days from Rio de Janeiro. brnse
pers to the 18th February. The Baltimore An,
I1can says-We receive with regret the rif
nation contained in paper Of the 18th Fern
lry, that decree of the Brazilian gOycnnr
was issued two days previous. which directs,
to be instituted against Jose Gtr
ReJeHo, for the recovery of S46,2 82 80, vht
he drew from the National Treasury under b.
lame of commission or agency, in the marrd
building the frigates label and Principe Imp.
'ial, and other expenses incurred under hi, !.
'ection in the L. States, while Charge ifIr>
# Brazil. We say that we receive thi. mtaL
renee with regret, because the concurrent 'e,r
nony of those who have had the best opporunlr
If knowing goes conclusively to the point that
more faithful, jealous. and industrious fora..
lgent never resided among US.
Emanuel Uest, Esq. United States Cia:.
fAffaireS, was landed at Rio from the ,tIP 4
red, February 9th, in bad health. and jI,doao'
10Th.
The L. S. ship Hudson, sailed Sth Fen 10
Rio la Plata, all well.
On the 9th Feb. the Portuguese residents a
Rio Janeiro celebrated re Deam. with gH
plendOr, on account of the lcIIcOas re+'h
of his Majesty's health The dlPo7'
ic corps, the Court, the Prelates, and the 1s
distinguished persons in all the orders, elc'
lstical, civil and military, had been invited
Of which the audience was n''''
nerous and brilliant.
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The American brig Emilia, 1--WE learn 'rD
Baltimore Gazette had arrived at 'alPaTAs
l6 days from New-York, having passed 'h'-
he Straits of Magellan. The passage "''~
en- days and was performed 18th entire s'sl
afety. The Captain stated that it Is BY DoII
$ dangerous as it is generally representa-
emarked two peculiaritics which 1t MAJ
ortant to notice as somewhat at variance 7"