Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-09


Haiu-A letter from Toulon, dated the i9'n
Fab savs:-s We have learnt from merchant
y.ssas that the first division OF the expedioon u
I,.iv has arrived safe at Civia Fecchia, ana IAN.
dsJ ali the troops. The transports Meuse anu
Phone have already sailed to join them, and the
Pelican steamboat is on the point OF starting tor
the same destination.
A letter from Vienna, states that the news Oh
the expected occupation of Ancona and Civ'ta
Vecchia by French troops produced considerable
sensation. The funds fell. but it appears that
they afterwards rose again little.
Greece.-MEoARA. Jan. 26.-1he Deputies OF
HYDRA, together with those OF Roumelia. form
here the National Congress, which counts 30
members. The other Deputies oil the isles oil the
Archipelago are Immediately expected. Inc
Congress Of Napoli iii Romania has only 4O De-
puties, all named under the influence OF the late
President. Colocotroni aud Augustine CaP' u
Istrias, now alone form the Provisional Govern.
meot. The Assembly of Megara has conferred
| the executive power on vaini, Conduriotti, and
Co,etti. three respectable citizens. who, during
the Ottoman Government, enjoyed Just cele-
brity. Since Coetti has joined the party OF the
Opposit,on, the example Of his detection is toll
lowed by the troops of the Old Government. The
garrisons Of Tripolitza and Missoonghi now ac-
knowledge the authority of the Deputies assem-
\ bied at Meyara, and obey the orders III the Al
ministrative Commission appointed by them.
T Turkep. The latest Constantinop!e date IS
the 25th January. which we find in the Gazette
de France Of the LIST March. 1t is stated that
the reports from Syria we're not favorable to the
Porte 1t was rumored that lbrahlm Pacha had
resumed his position before st. Jean d'Acre; and
that AbdalIah Pacha had announced to the go
vernment that he could not defend The place for
ten days without extraneOus assistance. The
Po, tie had certainly received dispatches, but had
suffered nothing to transpire as to the nature OF
their contents: which gave currency to the sup
position that they were unfav"rabie.
Miscellaneous Seieciions
A duel was fought at Paris on 25th Feb. be-
tween Count Leon, a natural son of Napoleon.
and Mr.. Hesse, aid to the Duke OF ellington.
Hesse was dangerously wounded.
Uashington's Birth Day-The following is
from the London Globe:
| 1.-The anniversary of the birth of the immor.
tai Washington was celebrated on the 22d INST.
Infants dined together at the George Hotel, and
lCaptain Davis, of the American ship Plato, pre-
sided, and gave general satiaia' ton. His frs'
toast Was, king William the FOURTH" which
was received it'll three times three. The Chair
man was supported by H. Day. Esq. as Vice,
who on aluding to the memory Of Washington.
expatiated in most eloquent language on the ex-
allied merits of that iiIustrous character, and an
appropriate toast or sentiment was, hailed with
enthusiastic applause. Several patriotic speech
es were made, and the party separated highly
delighted with the entertainment The Amerl-
can shin Susan, in the roads,ead. at twelve
o'clock fired salute Of IS guns in honor OF the
day. which was returned from the shore by a
similar number. was pleased to remark the
very great friendship subsistIng between the
Americans and ourselves; not only were the
three American ships in port, viz: the Plato, Loul-
sa, and Susan. dressed in flags in honor of the
Queens Birth Day, but the Susan of Boston,
Capt Hollis. lying in the roadstead. fired roy
al salute with the ST Georges ensign flying at
her fore, in its honor"
From, the Glasgow Chronicle eth FEB.
Yesterday morning the American ship Camil-
lus sailed from Greenock for New York, with
her full complement, of 1873 passengers. Many
applications for passages were refused The
passengers are generally Of the Agricultural class.
AS the Cholera has appeared in Glasgow, no
clean bill of health was allowed the ship. but a
certificate signed by number Of the medical
Board of Health, was given, certifying that no
disease of contagious nature existed IN Green
ock. 1t was at one time proposed. that as the
American quarantine laws are very severe (for.
ty days quarantine is the time specified BY law,
we belieye) the Camillus should proceed to the
Ho yloch and ride four days quarantine, and
clear from thence; but the certificate Of Cholera
not being in Greenock up to the time Of the ves-
sells sailing. is supposed to be sufficient.
We regret to learn that there is little or no hope
of the completion Of the Thames Tunnel, the
Commissioners of public works having refused to
advance the SUN (e24S,000) necessary to COM
plete it.
A Bill is about to be introduced for Railroad
between Glasgow and Edinburgh.
| The London Courier of the 18th February,
gives the following extract Of a letter from one
Of the most eminent physicians of the metropo-
lis. 81 have been searching dav after day, from
Rotherhithe to VauxhalI-from Limehouse 10
Kensington, for Asia,ic cholera, without success.
1 have seen many of the cases fatal and other
wise, aud am positive that it is disease indigo
nous, and essentially different from that which
have seen in India. have no doubt. however.
| that N iS nrOuuc ed nv the same general canses