Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-07

sailed from Toulon il directed, is seated about
half way between AIg,ers and Constantine. and
a few leagues from the mouth OF Zowah, one OF
the most considerable rivers Of the Regency. and
on the banks of which the city Of Constantine Is
built. As military station, according to the
best opinions, it may be made second Gibral.
tar. The Spaniards took possession OF Bugia to-
wards the end Of the sixteenth century
The NoRTHERN SovEREIoSs The Emperor
Of Russia was on his way from Munchen GratZ
to Berlin. He was gratifird 90 his visit with
bunting excursions and military reviews " the
nature and consequences Of The resolutions adopt.
ed at Munchen Gratz, It appears evident that no.
thing has as yet been communicated to the pub
lie on the subject. Many assert that the jour
ney Of the Emperor Nicholas was not so much
owing to the invitation OF the other Monarchs as
to wish Of his own, and thence drew many IN.
ferences.
The Frankfort Post Amt GaasH, SAYS that oil
that has been done in the Conferences of There.
sienstadt, Schwedt, and Munchen. Gratz, may be
summed up 10 the following pacific formula
Is Maintenance and consolidation Of the sfatu quo.
No more concessions to the propaganda"
The Swabian Mercury gives the following un-
der date of Berlin, Sept 17th:
..Great movements have been observed in the
Russian army in Poland, shelving that the Cabi.
net of st. Petersburgh is determined to be pre-.
pared for any event. Complaints are made OF
the deficiency of the harvest in the Governments
Of Peterborough and Casan. Moreover, Orenbo-
rough is ravaged by bands Of brigands. the chiefs
of which the authorities with all their vigilance
have been unable TO arrest"
PARIS Sept so. Stock Exchange. Sept. 90.
Half past -Four o'cIock.-In the early part OF the
day Stock was in demand for settling the account,
and consequently there was tendency to a" i'm.
provement, but subsequently business became Hat
and the Threes closed shade lower than yester.
day Foreign securities have been sought after,
and for money bargains they have improved. For
Money the Threes have fallen Sc: the Ewes have
risen 1Oc.
| EGYpT BY accounts from Alexandria. il ap
pears that the Egyptian Government has issued
an Ordonnance prescribing as foilows:-1 The
prohibition Of receiving Turkish coin 10 the Co.
vernment Offices Is renewed. and is to be strictly
acted upon. 2. The Custom houses and LaZa
rettos are enjoined to seize all Turkish coin found
among object, landed. or IN the possession OF ira
velers. 8 Til. authorities are to cease all inter.
course with merchants who may import such coin
INTO Egypt.
GREEcE.-The Augsburg Gazette Of the Oath
September ssys:-" a according to the last &C.
counts from Gambia. the Greek residents in that
island are greatly dissatisfied, because they fear
that the Egyptian monopoly system will be intro
duced there, in which case the chief productions
OF the island. such as almonds, oil, etc, would
be bought up al fixed prices, and sold BY the
Government Their dissatisfaction mas lately
been increased BY an Ordinance OF the Govern.
ment, forbidding all Greek residents IN Gambia
to sell their property. The Greeks consider this
a measure intended to force them to remain in
the island"