Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-08

aiding, on the south bank Of the Tagus, the ope'
rations Of the French Marshal on the north. The
next accounts are looked for With the most intense
anxiety. For our own parts, whatever anxiety
we may have as TO the intermediate events, we
have none as TO the final result. The Queen may
have to win her crown hardly, but her crown Is
secure"
IRELAND.
The Vice Royalty Of Ireland was assumed on
the 25th Of Sept, by the Marquis OF Wellesley,
and the oath of Office administered to HIM by the
Archbishop Armagh.
From the following account Of his reception,
as contained in the Dublin Times, it would ap.
pear that his entry was marked BY tranquility
and decorum not usual on such occasions, and
that there was no manifestation OF that party viz
ulsnce which ordinarily breaks forth on the arr''
val Of a new Vice Roy.
Entry ofthe Marquis Ueiesley.-The High
Sheriffs of Dublin proceeded Yesterday to Kings
town in their robes of Office aud their carriages to
congratulate the Marquis Wellesley on his arri-
val in this country.
His Excellency left Kingstown at one O'Clock,
with q cavalry guard Of honor, and about two
reached the boundaries Of the CITY, where the lord
mayor, aldermen. sberiffs, and civic officers were
10 attendance. The commander Of the forces and
his staff having here joined the procession, his
ExceIlency passed slowly through a double line
of troops from Fizwil street to the Castle, where
he alighted. receiving the usual military hOnOrs.
The necessary arrangements being completed,
the nobility and members Of the Privy Council
and of the household moved Into the council and
Of the household moved INTO the council and pre-
sence chambers, the Duke of Leinster carrying
the sword of state. Having taken their respect
i've places, the patent OF commission was read by
the clerk Of the hanaper Office, the oaths by
the Primate, and the Kings letter by the
Chief Secretary. His Excellency then knelt
down. and was invested by the Marquis of An
glesey with the insignia Of grand master OF the
order Of st. Patrick.
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, before
the Council assmbled, conferred the honor OF
Knighthood upon William wainwright Lynar,
Esq, one of the High Sheriffs. Of the city Of Dub
lin. DR.. James Murray, Physician to the Mar
quis Of Anglesea, also received yesterday the
honor Of Kigh,hood.
MEETING OF SOvEREIGNS.
The visit of the Emperor Nicholas to Nun
chen .Gratz, lasted seven days. All accounts
concur in stating that the two Monarchs, notwith.
standing the difference in their ages, soon became
attached to each other, and gave proofs OF the
most uDequivocal mutual confidence. On the
nature and consequences of the resolutions adop
ted at Munchen Gratz, SO many contradictory
and absurd reports are current, that IL appears
evident that nothing has as yet been communica.
ted to the public on the subject
FRoK SMYRNA, The fair Of Barykeber had
caused some activity there, aud manufactures
had gone off at rather higher prices. Colonial
articles, in consequence Of the recent Information
from Europe and the U. States, had risen con-
siderabIy; coffee having been sold at 10 pius
tres, and had subsequently been 72Q.to $50
when the advices left the holders refused this
latter sun for Braz,! coffee, the largest dealers
demanding 800 pias,res. Rum was 7 to It. with
limited sale.
From MADEIRA Intelligence has been re.
ceived from Madeira to the Goth Of August. The
inhabitants we're expecting visit from Admiral
Napier, who was about TO attempt the conquest
of the Island; but the Governor was determined
to resist tothe last. A vessel with dispatches from
Don Pedro, had appeared on the coasts but was
not suffered to land. The documents, however,
were Struggled ashore: A bad feeling exists to-
wards the English, as the people are entirely
swayed by the priests.