Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-13

Lieut.. Gen. Count Bonet,
Lieut.. Cen Count Cafmelli,
Visconnt dc Cassini,
Lieut.. Gen. Count de Cessac,
Baron Culver,
Lieut.. Gen. Count DanthoLard.
Baron john Charles DayitlIer,
Lieut.. Gen. Count Droust.
Lieut.. Gen. Count VI. Dumas,
Vice Admiral Count tmcriau,
Lieut.. Gen. Count d'Erion,
Lieut. Gen. Count Excelman.
Lieut.. Gen. Count de Flahaul.
Count Francois (of Nantes),
Count Fernand Foy.
Lieut.. Gen. Count Ga7an,
Count Gilbert de Voisins,
Duke de Gramont Caderousse.
Vice Admiral Jacob.
Lieut.. Gen. Count J. Lagrange,
Count Alex. de LlruChefoucauid,
Majur Gen. de La>cours,
Prtsideot Lepoite,in,
Prince dc la MoscoWa,
L,,ut. Gen. Count pajnl,
Count Ferreeaux.
Lieut.. Gen. SIscount Roguias,
Lieut.. Gen. Count Rogue,
Lieut.. Gen. Count Philip de Segur,
Lieut.. ten. Count lie St. SuipIce,
Count de Turennt.
The SECOND and third Ordonnancr raise Lieut..
Gen. Marqui, de Grouchy To the hignit, ~ Ho-
norary Marshal Of France, and Vice Admiral
Count Iruguet 10 that of Honorary Admiral.
The Chamber OF Peers will "a renble this morn
ing at twelve o'clock, when the bhIt regulating
the Peerage will be presented I their Lordships
bv the President Of the Council.
The House Ut Ro,hschld aas finally contract
ell tor a loan OF 5000, 600 fr. for the Cnurl of
Rome. which may be increased Ia 25. coo. 600 e.
The House of Tarlonia at Rome, and that Of
Thomas Wilson & Co. of London. are also charg-
ed with the negotiation Rothschilds are to al.
vance 10, 600, Geo fr and have bound themselves
not TO negotiate the luan at a lower price than IS.
The commission is To be o per cent. The sur
plus above the price Of IS, is to be divided be-
tween the Holy See and the Contractors. The
interest Is to be paid a, Paris. In the course of
the present week a circular will be issued, Offer
ing shares to the public at 20.
Extract of u letter from Lisbon. Nov. s.
"Dou Miguel has demanded further time for the
payment of Rl6, 0O0 offered to. and accepted by
Am"r,ra, for the indemnity for losses sustained
b, mr. shipping in consequence of the blockade
OF rsroeira,
E\GLAND Nor. 1s.-1he Cpu-
rier Of the 10th. says-We are happy to state
thai the rumors OF a change in the ministry, are
entirety without foundation.
Tne King will hoId a council at Brighton. on
Monday, when a proclamation will be agreed IN
To- ire further prorogatinn Of Parliament. II is
not yer set Ted when Parliament is 70 meet, but
II l. thought II will b. about The 8,h Of Jan. The
new Refnm Bill. although differing 10 u re.
sr',J, OF IT'S details from the las. will be quite
a. tihcleut. If indeed not more so"
Cunsrds slightly Inproved on tie 18th. owing
10 he report that All the aAairs ut Holland and
Belgium we're arranged. Tp-Ia, Consois closed
at S2l-25.S Very little business has been trans
acted The fear of a general commolion, should
the Return Bill be again resisted by the Lords.
prevents a number IF cautious capitalists from
making Investments, and consequently acts as a
drawback on public credit. In the FOREIGN Mar.
Re, no transactions Of the slightest importance
have taken place. A sort oil petty warfare has
sprung up at the Stock Exchange between a par
~ ct capitalists, generally the leaders of the mar
ket. who have entered into a very large %specuia.
ton for a rise In the Funds, and iobbers, who
seek TO oppose all the difficulties they can to the
success OF that speculation. On both sides much
activity Is shown.
\ steam boat arrived this afternnan from Rot.
'erdam. bringing letters If Monday, which state
that our Ambassador had demanded an immediate
and categorical answer to the King of Hollands
acceptance or rejection of the Treaty. The an
swer is said to have been ~evasive. implying, that
though the King were to give his assent, he would
not be able to obtain the concurrence Of the States
Seneral.