Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24
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arrived at Baltimore on Sunday evening ~ "
liverpool, whence she sailed on me l!u, .u,y
To the accustomed politeness OF CsPeal" e. " ~"
editors of the .fu,eriran are indeoted ior me- W
London papers to the 9th, and IA'e'Poo' ~ '"'
10th July. both inclusive. A.. AZ.
,,s.ther had been Vet and unfavorabte Tor the
growing harvest, tor some days previous 10 ms
ssa;inr, ana that he experienced the same Hiho
IF weather for ten days after he lett L,vefpooi.-
American Flour ia bond was worth from oi'
a SIS at Liverpool Oh the evening OF the lofh 'u'
The Cotton market, it will be seen, continued
to improve.
The lateness Of the hour at which we received
mr. files allows us only time for hurried exam
nation o. them, and 10 make the extracts "hich
follow ,.,
The London correspondent Of the Liverpool
Journal. under date Of July 8, seven O'CLOCK +.
NJ. writes as follows:-
ga change Of ministry is contemplated as
fling of course, and reports are ABROAD OF ms
Majesty's prediction for the party WIN wh'ch
Lord Holland usually acts. Mr.. HusSisson
party have issued. in the form OF pamphlet vlo-
lent philippe against the premier, but II Is doubt
full if the Canningites could form an efficient ad.
ministration among themselves"
| IN opposition 10 this rumor. however, the Lon
don Times has the annexed paragraph:
"7hs King and the !uinisfry-Wa relate
facts coolIy. and are DO partisans. except OF the
general welfare Of the empire: But the Kings
name "is a tower Of strength;' and 1t is proper.
if there be frmness aud consistency III his Ma
iesty--of which we have no doubt-that all par.
Ties should know what they have to expect The
King, on receiving the Ministry, spoke, there is
reason to believe, words to this effect am
glad to see you. both collectively and indlvidu-
{" ally have approved, and do approve ot your
s. measures; and you have had, and shall CONT
"nue to have. my confidence and support
A letter from Constantnople states that the
exchange Of the treaty of amity and commerce,
concluded with the United States OF North Anne
r,ca, took place on the 5Oth May.
A dreadful fire took place a: Constantinople on
the 9Th of May, which destroyed nearly 400
houses.
Letters from Victoria, Of the a9th Of June,
state that the Spanish Government continue to
reinforce the army stationed in the Basque Pro-
vinces.
The French hospital of Sidi Ferruch received
before the 24th ult 523 wounded and rs fever
cases.
A London paper Of July says-s' We are
sorry to find that accounts have been received,
by Government, Of another Spanish expedition,
supposed to be destined against Mexico. having
touched at the Cape de Ierd islands; and also,
that the Mexican Minister here has received ad-
vices, showing that the Spanish Government. not.
withstanding the remonst-ances Of the British
Cabinet, are continually sending out to the Ha-
vannah small detachments of troops, who are to
be formed in body there for the purpose of pro-
fitting by The first opportunity, to make a descent
on the Mexican coast, where. however, the Mexi.
cans are fully prepared to receive them"
The British Reeve has again proved deficient.
The quarter ending the 5th of July exhibits a
decrease of el76. s24. as compared with the cor
responding quarter of last year. The customs
have improved. hut in the excise there is sad
diminuton of eS57,55s. Compared with the
quarter ending the 5th of April there is an in
crease; and so far it gives evidence of a greater
consumption of exciseable articles. The income
of 1929 was g47, 40s,717; of 1880, R46,7e7,-
7s7. leaving deficiency of P69O, $50. Strange
to say that the revenue of Ireland, now much
distressed, has improved in the year 970,000
The Dutch papers bring intelligence of the
cessation of hostities in Java. The insurgent
leader. Dicpo Negoro. has submitted, and there
are hopes that tranquility will be permanent
Hitherto these distant possessions have been 4
burden to the Dutch government.
The last German papers received IN London
state that the price of Corn had risen consldera-
bly, i'll the markets of that country, in consequence
Of the bad accounts from the Netherlands.
Information had been received in London. Of
the FINAL adjustment of the difference with Chi
na, and of the resumption of Tie trade in that
country.
All the members of the foreign Corps Diplo-
,aa'igue who had been accredited to the late King
were presented to King William on the Sd July.
The dissolution of Parliament was expected
to take place on the 18th. but would not be pro-
longed. in any event, beyond the 18th July
The funeral Of George ". was to take place on the
18th. The Coronation of William ~, is to take
place in October next.
Tie new King has pardoned thirfy-sersn con-
victs in Newgae prison. who were under SEN
tence of death.
In the British House of Commons, on the 9th
of July, a long and interesting debate occurred
on motion made by Mr.. Grant to appoint Re-
gency. 1t was finally negatlved by vote of 50
to 247. The proceedings of Parliament appear