Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-18

-, from Engtdi!d.-i he siiiP o'N
L@I. =, BOston from Newcastle, Ensland.-
'r'Su = the editors Of the Boston Courier
,! u, ,.ei,ed Newcastle paper Of October 4th'
4's .;r;gs London dates Of the evening Of the
Sc coarer says the contents OF the paper
l'' .rno,t entirely without interest" An
re e., Of news from Poland is given from
l''"'' ,,,icle. which must have been the same
l'a'' have already published in this paper,
- :, n, exception of a rumor that the Russians
s"' .,,,,sJ Warsaw, under an armistice, with
so 600 men-a most inconsistent and
,,robable report
,, Snuraa.-Captain Howes, OF the brig
- rived at Boston from Smyrna, whence
Nv IA IN the Sth September. states that the
: ,-' hin John Adams was at Vorula, undergo
-, process Of publication, she having lost Sc
- eisht of her men by the cholera morbus.
letter from Smyrna dated Sfh Sept.
t"i%. demand for FIGS for the English market
,re,t that the hnders are obtaining very hish
This. together with the bad business TO
F..'Tnted States in this article the last season.
az .a.rue, is the cause ut the limited shipments
We r.. fine the Hebe is the only American YES
- ort-Bosion Patriot.
Uesg Nth Turkey co"frmed-The New
VI Courirr Of Monday says:-"B the arrl-
., ,be Pavilion. Capt Oevalcourt. which sail
I.. ,,s slst September from Smyrna, we have
cod the important intelligence that the trea-
-, Turkey has been confirmed by the Grand
and that the relations Of the Uni.ed
,,,.. Nth the Porte are placed on the footing of
,,m0.t favored nation. The following is an ex-
.-,,t Of letter from commercial house OF the
,ishe., responsibility"
..SMYRNA, Sept. 90, 1851.
,,r,m Porter had an audience with the Grand
.,;,nor on the 18th INST. Sept The nesocia-
sL,. terminated fa,orabiy, but we don't know
80, n. nar,icular conditions OF the treaty. There
!, M dpptt. however, but we are placed on the
io,io, Of the most favored nation.
one ,p,ture is remarkable in this intelligence.
.rs,ecept;on by she Sultan of mere Charge
10, gG,ir,., in which subordinate capacity Com.
Porter was sent. is perhaps unprecedented III The
,nna, of the Turkish empire. IL had been the
rr,,on TO admit no diplomatic agent under the
,,rk If Ambassador to an audience ct the Grand
S.i,por himself In the case of the United States,
Ibis piece Of etiquette appears to have been en-
tlely waved. ,
I'VE understand that dispatches for the tait-
ed States government have been received by the
ame vessel. aud sent BY mail TO Washington.
We learn with pleasure, says the U. ). Ga
zelte, which we are sure will be felt by every
American. that the venerable Chief Justice Mar
,baI has been able to walk out within few days,
and contemDlates leaving Philadelphia. for Rich
mond on Thursday. Next week, the Judge holds
the Circuit Court for the southern district OF
Virginia, from which he was never known to DE
sbsent since his appointment to the bench.
CleaD Trarsiting The Steamboats, COlum-
Ous and Pocahontas, which ply between Balti,
more aud Norfolk, advertise to convey passen-
gers, at Two Dollars and Fifty Cents each; and
the steamboat sandusky offers to take them at
on, dollar each.
The Board of Managers Of the American Co
OOlAtioa Society have issued, IN the National In
tellgrHcer, long Address to the Auxiliary 20
Cielies. The Society was established in the year
1917. Towards the promotion Of the Colony.
nineteen expeditions have been fitted out. and
So emigrants, including recaptured Africans,
landed on the shores Of Africa. There are now
TWO thousand colonists. The expense has been
almost wholly betrayed by contributions from IN
dlyiduals The contributions received from 1920
To 1850 inclusive amount 10 S1l2, SAL, the ex-
penditIres IN the same interval, to a sum less
by S6,5S4. The Board of Managers insist that
the sarbry Of Liberia is not inferior to that the
Sautnern portions of the United States, and that
their enterprise holds out the promise of bound
less benefit aud grandeur to large portion of the
inhabitants Of two quarters Of the globe"
The Rhode Island American, a strong Anti.