Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-06
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FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Coral arrived at Boston on Tuesday.
from Iivernool whence she sailed On the 22l of
Nav The Boston papers contain extracts from
the Englis' journals to that date, which do not
however furnish mich intelligence IN addition to
that received at New York. We annex few
paragraphs
The bulletin of the 10Th saws the King slept
well last night. His Maiestv's symptoms con-
tinue alleyiated. The correspondent OF the Morn
ing Herald Of the 29th says, that on the evening
preceding the 10Th, he conversed eheerfuIiy with
his attendants for some hours, and slept sound!y
through the night, until he was awoSe by the
workmens bell at 6 clock in the morning--that
on the following day the Duke of Wellington had
an audience of the Eing, and remained with him
nearly two hours.
The Court Circular of the 10Th says, "the
kng continues III IA par Ui s ,htsy festo
ration to a cOnvaescent state.''
The news of the dissolution of the French
Chamber produced slight depression of the
funds lii London. British Stocks, Nav 60
COusOls 93!--Greek Stocks had risen two per-
cent.
In the House Of Lords, May 18th, the Mar
quis of Londonderry put some questions to the
Sncretary of the Foreign Department relative to
the affairs of Greece. The Ear of Aberdeen in
reply said 81 shall answer the question which has
been put to me on this occasion, shall say more.
beg to state, that the papers in question are now
nthe printers hands, and / shall present them on
Monday. do so, my Lords, not because of the
motion of the Noble Marquis-stil less in conse-
quence of what has appeared in foreign gazettes
but simply because the transaction has ar
rived at that stage at which his Maesty's minis
tiers think 1t to be their duty to lay the proceed
ings before Parliament"
The French Royal Almanac for 1880. under
the head Sovereign Houses contains the follow
ing article.
PoRTUGAL.-M Maria the second born the
4th of April 1919. daughter of Peter. Emperor of
Brazil, Queen Of Portugal and the Algarve, by
the abdicaton of her father May 1886: betroth-
ed at Vienna, Oct. 90, 1890. to Don Miguel.
born 9th October 1902. her uncle. infant of Por-
tuga', Lieutenant and Regent of the Kingdom
OF Portugal, by decree of the Emperor Of Bra
nj, of July S,lS27.
Acalanltous event has happened in the FAINT
ly OF the King of Prussia. The third son of the
King wounded one of the Kings servants SO Sc
vereiy, that he died in consequence. The'ordi-
nary courts cannot take cOgnizance of such
case. But the King had appointed a SPECIAL
commission to investigate the affair. and upon
their report. an order in council will either &C
quit the Prince or sentence him to punishment.
monument is erecting in Westminster Alb !
bey to the memory of The late Mr.. Tierney.
HE Observation-Disclosures eXcitment pre-
vailed in the Belgic Netherlands. in conse-
luence of the severe punishment by the govern
ment of the Messrs. Potter. for libel. The pa
pers spoke freely of separation of Belgium
from Holland.
1t is stated that the Greek Senate has fecog-
,ized as Sovereign the Prince of SAKE Coburg.
~ adopting the protocols The proclamation of
he Count Capo d'lstria announcing the appoint
nent of the Sovereign, excited every where
sensation of joy. The French troops in the
'iorea had received orders to be in readiness to
march, 1t was said that their destination was
o receive from the Turks the citadel of Athens,
md the fortresses of Negropont and Carysto
vmch come within the newly defined limits OF
he Grccian State.