Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-18

.x,snded conversations Nith several IA
ice az. ,nsnbers Of Cangress. OF our State, and
|tlilsea' r T,.t and the impression which we have
iron 'aI ..oc,rrrspoads with the report of the Ma
eie'''Cc ' V',,,re''-coaccrning the desire of the
J11' ,.;o,i,y of Congress 10 prevent the re-
I..i ~ :! General Jackson
:, R,.tOn Gazette, decided and ably con-
lhJ I,ck,on paper. makes the following re-
lI',eO ."an the recen; Post o'h2e exposure at
nlfI ~ .o,. :. Ii j.. we think, most uniortu-
Ni'' a,s f,r The Administration, and must seri-
is ' .ssci the popularity and prospects OF Ge-
| ii Jacksoa. d"
:. r,o has recently obtained local cele-
! We ap,.tcn IS 4 sort of odd fish, was asked
Ply - - D,s.ed in Congress since the opening Of
~ - l;on; :, Nothing." replied the wag, :..ex-
.!,,a, three mOa'hs.
=. :. estimated that between and 5000 BAR
Rlonr. 100, 900 lbs. Bacon. besides other
e' r-. lave arrived at our wharyeS during the
~ f,,t days Of the present week. The guam
..,a Increase daily Tor some line 10 come
, vs. 'a,nsc,pd that the water would be let into
81 At Seneca Yesterday, the river having
L;yb 10 admit.it before with safety.
S ~, ~ are in demand here, and can obtain
~. immediately. Flour sells readily akS6
-Gsjr.st9,cn COL GGc.
<Np-
o.,,boot .4ccideu.-We learn that Oh the
.,:'.,,n, At three O'Clock in tn" morning, tine
s,n,a, Rappahaanock, from Fredericksburg,
-, contact With the steamboat Columbus on
H. ;, Norfolk. aboat ten miles below Smiths
n ,na Chesapeake Bay. Both boats were
.r,J,rably injured. but after detention OF
80 hours, they proceeded on their routes.
Ian n, meeting was accidental, and one OF
:. event, that the greatest prudence cannot
..r, Guard against --BGH. Pa.
-aSsr
Cosgs of Guerrero We fad the following
,. 5o,emeat in the New Orleans Bee OF the
Su g,L
n, ,he sohooucrs Emperor and Preto, arriv-
,s,er,ay from rampico, we received papers
8, ,,,e date from Mexico. The must impor-
~, ,er, which thew contain is the announce
ant, BY despatch from the Alcade OF Huatul-
+. me csmmar,iant OF the department OF Ejut
cl he almost total defeat Of Guerrero's par
and the capture Of that chief. appears he
), AIKEN at Acapulco, on the South Sea, and
,e,,yel thence tn Huatulco, on board the Sard-
IN bro Colombo. The despatch is dated on
.5ph Of January, and states that the brIr ar
70 on the Goth. 1t was transmitted by the
oanandlnt Of Ejuta 10 the Governor ct Ojaca,
,dbv him forwarded 20 the Minister. Guerre-
y If lia,ulco on the 26,h for Olaca, guarded
=, Slruny escort. From thence he wilt doubt
;, be conducted to Mexico, where the judge
selr Of cornell of War will speedily decide
fate"
~sass-
4 Correspondent of the National Gazette re-
ark, that the new twenty-five cent pieces are
llA superior in general appearance to the old,
!, he thinks that they are stu! susceptible OF i'm
nement The eagle. he remarks, on all our
rms ha, duh aud lIleIess appearance; it,
hnsse looks more ike shingles than feathers.
1. rmp.,ns, also of the omission OF the legend
-EPll-brs Cnum." We are sure, however,
n, he Blak-men" are not Nulli6ers. The
E'd Congress regulating the coins, directs the
hNaa. devices and legends: Upon one side
u Impression eablemItic Of Liberty. and the
ser o ne coinage, with an inscription of the
'l 'illertv.' Upnn the reverse, the figure
rPP'.'enta,ion Of an Eagle, with this inscriP'
nl-' United States Of AMERICA" E Piuri-
Is taa vas an unauthorized addition.
Wehve been obliginsly furnished BY friend
'aheb,O~ing extract Of letter from Paris,
h. jl,t:
IT appears 20 be the opinion at present, that
Duke dc 'NenOurs, Ike second son 1T Louis
tp?c, will be chosen King OF Belgium; and
thls taken place, II G. Britain does not
a'e ,strenouslv, have no doubt it will
erect jon" Bull is likely to be propitiated
rSng Antwerp free port.
@lnpres,,nnS are that there will be no war:
all "N depends apon so many contingencies.
aR aol,d not surprise me at any time to learn
'"aiary.'-N. Y Daily .l,iu.
We 'earH from private source, that Messrs.
N''s@e7 aud Bronson, the delegation depuied
as clly to congratulate the citizens of Pa
va DE results of the revolution of July last,
~ resented 10 the King of the French short
1'' helr arrival. The Project of the Seine
tlisRer tor them, at his residence, the Ho
. '"e' Many Americans were present, aud
s~"e>s Vas read BY Mr.. Bronson. The
,~%' replied IN speech. They we're subSe
~ invited to attend Concert at the Palai,
A[-!jm.
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