Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-03
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

LATER FROM ENGLhNO.
The packet ship Hudson, Captain Morgan, has
arrived from London. She left the Downs on
the 10Th November, and brings London papers
to the evening Of the 5th. inclusive. The dates
from Paris are 90 later than those received Ssii''
we have variety Of articles. both English and
Continental, which possess considerable interest.
The blockade Of the Dutch Coast had COM
meuced, and several captures. haye been made.
Both the English and French Admirals, howev-
or. were vet In the Downs, with portions Of their
respective fleets. Among the captures that have
been made, is a valuable Batavian, and Dhtch
sbp. the Palambang. from Baltimore, with az
! American cargo. tits SAID, however, that az inc
vessels captured thus far. are mostly insurer al
Lloyd's, the losses will chiefly fall on the cap
tors.
The English people are BY no means sat'sted
with the measures of the Government respecting
Holland. large meeting OF the merchants ana
Bankers of London had been held. to take the
snbiec, of those measures into consideration. at
! which Sir Thomas Barring and Mr.. Thomas WI
son. were prominent speakers. The following
address to the King was read and adopted win
| great applause:-
awe the undersigned Merchants, Bankers,ShIp
owners, and Others of the Port OF London, hum
bly approach YOUR Majesty with undated feel-
ing, of loyalty. and renewed assurances of at
tachnent to your royal person.
| We have seen With deep concern and alarm
the appointment Of squadron OF British men OF
war ayowedly intended to cooperate with a
French force against Holland, and the issuing of
an Order in Council to detain IN port and at sea
| alt ships belonging to subject of MS Majesty the
| King Of the Netherlands.
The hostilities threatened do not appear 10
have been provoked by any injury inflicted on
British interests, or by any insult offered to Brl-
fish honor, and we deprecate the commencement
If war, the termination of which no human sa.
gacity can forsee and for which in the absence OF
| alT Parliamentar information, we are unable to
ascertain any sufficient motive.
We earnestly eDtreat your Majesty to with
hold your consent to any exercise OF coercive IN
Huence, until the wishes and feelings of the ma
ton be unequvocaly declared -
| Nor Is the dissatisfaction confined to the Mer
chants and Bankers Of London. 1t is stated in
London paper, that
| uAn Address to the King from Rochdale.
Lancashire, has been transmitted to the Duke ct
Wellington, fur presentation to his Majesty, IN
which the addressers express their alarm anu
dlsmay at the preparations now making Tor a
war Of coercion against an old ally, IN AID OF
French interests and French aggression, to the
ruin of 0ur Continental trade-ihe pivot OF our
pros eri,y az a nation, aud on the promotion and
encou ragement Of which depends our very exist
enc. a. a Tree and united people; and pray his
Majesty to withhold his consent from the pres.
ent n,ust dishonorable coal,,iun with France. aud
from an attack on Holland, where not only de-
feat wauid BE- disaster. but even victory DIS
grace At meetins of the Conservatives of
Ireland, held in DaDIIn last Tuesday, The Earl
of Ratien gave no,i,e that the Rev. Nr. BoytOn
would submit a motion for an Address to the
King not to BE- induced,bv his Ministers to enter
on an unjust war agains, Pence William OF Mas
sau, the descendant Of the illuStrous William,
Prince Of OFangr. Professionalism IN Ireland,
was so entwined with Professionalism in Holland,
that they would bs cu'pab!e IN not taking up the
question:. and shnwng their sympathy TOR no
BILE and brave people. who are prosecuted anu
harras.ed by those who ought to support them.
Since the general embargo which was la'd up.
on all vessels at the time Bonaparte escaped
from Elba, SD much commercial excitement mas
| not excited.
! We add the following from London evening
paper Of Nov 10.
| Our commercial interests continue under the
| greatest excitement 1t IL now seen that the po-
! iicy of the Government will not only effect the
property they have now ailoat or awaiting expor-
tation, but our large manufacturing towns. such
az Leeds, Man chester and Glasgow, will be ma.
teria sufe rers in their trade in consequence OF
the nrcscnt ,mbarso. The state of affairs with
Holland has, in effect, put end to all ihsuran-
ces at Lioyd's. aud premiums have risen to hive
guineas All vessels bound to the northern
ports are prevented, a, present, putting to sea-
The Committee at Llovd's applied this morning
the Admiralty. to ascertain what measures
| the Government, had adopted for the protection
of British property now aaoat-and, in reply,
have been informed that due measures have been
taken to secure the safety Of such property
Convoy is to be appointed Immediately Tor the
official notification to that effect, which was
posted at Lloyd's this morning:
ADMIRALTY Nov. z.
Sir-In return TO your letter OF thus days
date. l. am commanded BY my Lords ommIs-
s,ners of tn, Admiralty TO acq amt you tor 'nfor-
,,,,;o, rs m. ro,pm ,ttse far MANAGING The al