Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-04

hign splrlts. his arrival was eAPeSeo
moment Don Miguel, it was said, had l4'ooo
troops ready to oppose his landing.
1t is now stated that St. Jean d'Acre surren'
dered at discretion to Ibrahim Pacha. on the
Goth Of April, and that safe residence IN Egypt
with an annual income Of 900 P'astres' nau
been assigned to the governor OF that fortress.
From, the Globe of Monday evening. June IL.
DISGRACEFUL ATTACK ON The DokE
or WELLINGTON. THIS DAY.
The Duke Of w ellington paid an early VISIT
m the Tower this morning, on horseback, anu
unattended by any servant. On his return be-
tween n and 10, his grace was recognised by
number Of working men, and proceeding at an
easy pace. vast crowd Of people followed MN,
heci,ng and shouting; in passing along LOMBARD
street. his grace was more respectfully saiuted oy
a number OF individualswho made their ooe'sahee'
In. Cheapside the mob was tremendous VOGUE,
rating the most hdeous yells. AT hoioorn mn
some fellows had the audacity to pelt MN WIN
dirt and filth, till some OF the ringeaaers were
made prisoners, and the rest dispersed
His Grace afterwards proceeded towards Una
ring Cross. and fresh mob started up; in Cock
spur street. the neighborhood was IN complete
upro,r His grace was at length SO extremely
ma. treated that strong body of police were
obliged to escort him before he could proceed iuf'
Their in safety.
The following is another account OF the SANE
disgracefu transactions
Ss his Grace the Duke Of Wellington was
,;dino along the Mile. End road this morn.
inc alter having been to the Bank OF England
upon business, he was recognised by the passen-
gers, who immediately assalled bin with groans
and misses. His Grace turned his horses head
towards town, still followed BY the mob, who
pelted him with every description of missile
they could procure, and gentleman who was
riding near him was completely covered with
mud. On passing along Cheapslde, the mob
had increased to such number, that 1t was deem
ed prud.nt to send to Bow street for the assis.
lance of the new polics, and the usual business
of the Office was Immediately suspended. His
Grace proceeded from Cheapslde to Sir c. Wethe.
rel's chambers in Lincoln's inn. still followed
by the NIB. He remained there fur some time
during which body OF new police arrived, headed
by Mr.. Thomas.
When his Grace mounted his horse he was
completely surrounded ny the new police. and Il
number Of men who said they had fought with
him at Waterloo and would due in his defence.
At the south entrance ni Carev-street the police
made an attempt to block out the mob. but they
went round the back streets and again succeeded
in inrerceptiue his Grace; and one man actually
laid hands upun him with the intention ofpulling
him of his no, st, but he was immediately taken
away by the new police. Iii, Grace was then
escorted By the police to his residence at Apsley
Huuse.
LONDON, Juue 70. one O'Clock. The C"nso'
Make, has rather suddenly advanced t" 81 70.
buyers for the account There are various ru.
mors shoat for the purpose of accounting tor 1t,
but we cannot trace them t"any authentic source.
Bank Stock continues at 1919 900 Portuguese
Stock has advanced. Half past one-Consols
are now "a 70 IS for the Account. Four o.
clock-Consols for Account "a S-4 10
FRANCE
From the Messenger DIES Chambers of June IL.
General Solignac has certainly been recalled.
General Bonnet, who is about to take the com
mand OF the 18th military division, just formed
from the six depar ,ments, has this morning Ia
ken his departure for Nantes.
The military authorities seem to consider it of
impor lance that publicity should be given to the
proceedings Of the council Of war; aud place
has been accordingly set apart for the accommo'
dation Of the press.
Saturday the trial Of Captain Pepn, of the 9th
Legion If the National Guard Of Paris, for high
treason, commenced before the First Council Of
War. The purport Of the charge was. that he
had fired from his window. in the rue Faubourg
st. Antoine, on the morning Of the 9th instant,
on the National Guard and troops of the line
He is about 80, grocer. a decore of July, and
seemed very much detected. Several witnesses
were examined, but the trial, when this account
left Paris, was still proceeding The house in
which the prisoner was found, was broken INTO
by the National Guard, and he was discovered
under circumstances of suspicion, but none Of
the witnesses had identified him as being the Off
Ger who fired the shots; the testimony against
him was very weak. VI. Jules de la Rocbetou-
cald, A.de Camp,f the King, was seated du-
ring the trlai. behind the Court.
From the Gazette DIES Tribunaur.
The judicial Instruction Of the two councils of
war are continued with great 'vitv. The rap
poriers were engaged yesterday up to seven
O'Clock in the evening, and recon menced their
laSours at half-past eight, which were continued
to near midnight The proceedings in four cases
were commenced at the first coun,i, and the
same number at the second.
The cases before the first council are-frst,
AGAINST the haker WacheZ: SecOndly against