Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-29

~ and pubic order oil which they na'e ,,.i ,'''
new proofs.
A letter from Toulon, dated the l2th OF Oc'o-
Der, states that the late promotion IN Tue navy
has excited great deal OF discon'eh' III 'IA'
place. Several distinguished oincers "no
thought themselves justly entitled u Tue 'eeon''
pepces which have Just been conferred on some
romnla;n loudly of not having been included IN
the list of promotions. They all declare that
those fayors have been obtained through interest,"
and that those who were in favor with the Gene-
raj Officers, have been the objects OF particular
distinction. The Ministry is generally accused
of being Influenced. like its predecessors oy
military and administrative Aiistocfacy.
Fire nj Scli,D,la.-A letter from Schumia'
states that great part of the town had been de-
stroved BY fire and thatllie yasssgn9ent had su:-
tanned immense loss by the bu!iiilSSt quaint
ty of military provisions -
Fire at Go,.siaatinop'e is stated IN the
JOURNAL du Commerce Of the 2oth, that letter
from emlin, in Hungary, of the Esd OF Septen-
bcpspcaks of great fire at Constan'inop!e, which
is said to have consumed almost "hoe quarter
of the most populoas part OF that capital
THE ROYAL EXILES IN ENGLAND.
-The Ex.Knr of France. accompanied by the
Young u De Bordeaux, embarked from rooie
on SUM, ast, in his Majessy's steamer Light
ninu. inland, where the unfortunate family
intend hing. The Government steamers
Iight,lnlg1Snd Confidence arrived here ON lhgIs
day. for the purpose 0! taking the luggage &c
but the masts of the Confidence being INJURED Oh
her voyage from Portsmouth. 1t was deemed ne
cessary to send another vessel, the Echo' com
manded by Lieutenant Oway. The dcpo,ed
Monarch arrived on the Ham side at , O'Clock
from Iuf,vorth, and was roSed across to the
steamer, where he was received BY b. l.. Lester
Esq. NJ. P&4.Daushty, Esq. the commanders
of the stGsmers, and several other gentlemen
when. after short time. the vessel proceeded or
her VOYAGE. lie appeared TO be very fam
lar with The entlemen on beard, and walket
round The bowiug to the persons on shore
whilst ever b of respect was paid by those
in attendant then retired to tire cabin: tht
young Dub Bordeaux remained on deck
whilst the was at the quay. The othe
branches Of Unfortunate family intend pro
ceeding by land to Edinburgh. The quays were
thronged with spectators. anxious to obtain view
of the exiIe,i monarch, before ne departed ton
Scotland. where his residence, no doubt, will b'
permanent. The alledged object of Charles re
inova to Scotland was, that his nind was cont
nually filled with apprehension concerning the SAT-
ty of his grandson from the nearness OF Lulworti
Castle to the coast; police officer having beer
in the neighbothOod OF the Castle nearly fort
night. The Lightning is the same vessel which
conveyed his late Majesty, George the Fourth
to Ireland; she is fitted out in degree of ele
gance, not surpassed by any other vessel in III.
English service; thus accommodation vii be at
forded the royal exiles during their short voyage
70 their former residence. The other packet, tn,
Confidence, sailed for Portsmouth. to undergo
repairs. ON Mondays and the Echo will sail OF
"Wednesday for Scotland, with the rest of th'
luggage and others of the suite.
S4erbourne Journal.