Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-04

inclusive. Their letters Of that date furnish Na
following political and commercial intelligence.
s.RIo DE JANEIRo. AraIL a.
"S,nce the abdication of the Emperor, on Il.
9Th, in favor ofhis son, every thing remains oui,,
The revolution has been effected without blood
shed. The Ex-E,nperor, his wife. and The O,esn
of Portugal, sailed yesterday morning for England
in the British sloop of war Voltage and PrencS
frirate. He intends to proceed to Munich II
Bavaria. to pass the remainder Of his days, hav.
inc taken with him suGfcehcy for his supnor.
The Regency has been appointed.
1--WE have still large stock Of Flour on hand
all of inferior quality; price about III for ,hehe,t
ordinary l5l l6l, but at these prices little o,
nothing can be done in the way Of sales. Deb,;
are exceedingly difficult TO be collected, and in.
minent risk is run by selling the article promi,.
cuOusly.
Exchange on England has declined from 81
to 90 2Oi. Silver $50 per ct. premium; Dol
lars $500 rs. each; Ounces, AL"
Extract Of q letter. dated
RIO DE JANEIRo, April "a
A revolution has taken place which has To-
minated in the abdication of the Emperor in e
| yor of his sou, the Prince Of Alacantar, WI,
! has been proclaimed as D1n Pedro H. BY the r,
gcncy and ministry now acting al interim. II,
Em,pror and Empress have sailed for England
on board Ills Britannia Majesty's ship voiaes
the Queen of Portugal in French vessel Of war
| This most important change has been conducted
, up to the present moment with moderation, and
effected without bioodshed; aud it is to be hoped
the provinces will behave IN similar manner
r, "a. ,Lo.
wca! succeed the Facilitating measures Of the late
government, we have not the least doubt the cOua.
try will be greatly benefttcd: and as The gene
raj assembly will have It in their power to mode
the constitution and reduce the expenditure, il
entirely in their own hands to do away with wha,
ever they conceive detrimental to its prosperity
The abdication of tie Emperor, an event 50 coD.
trarv to the expectations of all, could not occur
without giving great shock to public credit. aud
it will require time and wholesome measures Il
restore confidence SO much shaken BY the lat,
transactions. Business at this moment is quite
at stand. but think it will gradually revive 4,
soon as the panic subsidies. In imports there il
nothing doing In Flour but few TRANSACTIONS
as holders are fearful OF selling for the present.
the stock in consequence continues large, il m,r
be quoted at l4Hal7h per bbl. and will Improve
if vessels keep out. Our market IS extreme,
bare of Coffee, and they are asking 4AOO0a4 iiG
fur middiing quality. As the alarm dies ava;
the new crop being at hand, We may expects
obtain it better IN quality and at lower rates.
Sugar, Campos Il. S4OO $500; Santos F. goo
HIDES, Rio Gsahde and River Plata, SIS IS
Horns 26I100."
The celebrated Doctor Doyle, Catholic Ba1
op in Ireland. has been appointed justice Of us
peace. This is the first instance in that cOuntry.
ola Catholic clergyman receiving such an y
polntment.
Notwithstanding Hunts unpopularily in M
don, notwithstanding that lie "as almost (perhpI
qu,te) 'peted by the rcformers, he has been
turned again from Preston, without opPosltIcn
-ssae3Ha-
A convention of Delegates appointed by Pd
sons interested in the growth and Manufacture
Wool, assembled in Clinton Hall, New.Yak
on the 18th ut. and after several sittings adjourn
ed on the Goth. Hon. Nathan Williams, Of u
ca, was appointed President of the ConvenllOt
and Messrs Henry Shaw, of Massachusetts
Samuel ID. Hubbard, Connecticut, were appOH
cd Secretaries. One of the leading objectsOn
Convention was to take into consideration
subject of the alleged fraud on the revenue, aH
gard to the importation of wocllen manu'sctrr
A committee was charged with this subject
made long report TO the Convention gu 'h'f
day of its session. This report states tna
Committee have cUIne into possession Oh ani
proof that extensive frauds have been practIteo
the revenue Of the country. during the Pasy
-seegDD-
C. ming Om.-The English papers freqah'
contain curious advertisements of one kInG
another. but we do not recoiect any thing
comes up to the Sa,ithfeld arransemeal!!.
proposed for bringing out young lady. W
ieve the advertisement is cut from the l''iN
Globe: :,
, " TO Ladies.-A gentleman OF co1'IdS''
property, who has for many years led @'I'0,
life, wishes to introduce his daughter ans'
5 years Of age, into genteel society; TIE as
professional or commercial world would
ierred. A confidential Chaperon uuu,
required. She must have it in her Po''
present this young lady TO companions Of NJ
and station in life. The lady who an'"s''
advertisement may rely upon the creates e y
, CIV. A gentleman 10 whom the utmost cOouA
may be placed, will act as an agent 10 .''
ter. The pecuniary remuneration VIII v ,ls
or el000, according TO circumstance cs