Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-15

version into the tire e per cents. being
3o,6S8 268F francs de rente. This re-
suit is the more remarkable, inasmuch
as it was generally understood that I'D
to Thursday the conversions extended
to little more than half that AMOUNT
But the assistance rendered to the Mi
mister on the last day, proved to be very
powerful indeed; and one letter men.
tons, that the house of Rothschild a.
lone effected the conversion of more
than 100000 francs de rentes. The
Bank of France, il is said, did not con.
vert, a very singular instance of oppo-
sition by such an establishment, and
under such a system, to the Finance
Minister Of the day. After FRIDAY last,
no assents to the conversion into three
per cents. could be received, but the
books are TO remain open, in confor-
nifty with the law, till the 22d of Sep
TENDER next, to allow the conversion of
renies into a A. per cent. stock at par.
When that amount is ascertaincd, NJ.
de Villele will be enabled to Judge how
far the sinking fund will be adequate
to the reimbursement Of the u%niiqui-
dated ren!es. 1t is to be applied, in the
mean time, to support the value of the
new three per cent. stock; at all events.
it is presumed that no loan will be at
tempted, especially if the amoun of
u%nconverted renlss remains very great,
because the period of redemption has
e n left optional with the French Mi
n'ster, Ind, perhaps, for a still better
reason, because it would be difficult to
negotiate one without deprecating the
value oflhe W ole French debt.
Paris, .7ug. The Augsburgh Ga
zette, under the date of Trieste, July Is
and l9, gives the following intelligence:
Letters from Corfu Of the 10th july
announce that Ibrahim Pacha had pos
sessed himself Of TripoIizza after a
strong resistance on the part of the e.
der C~olocotroni. He afterwards cor
tinued his march upon Argos Several
actions were previously fought, but all
of them to the disadvantage of the
Greeks. Every thing indicates that
their energies are ~paralysed.
While all the accounts of the mara.
time operations OF the Greeks against
he Turks speaks only of victories, the
most recent information from Corfu, of
the 9th July, states that Ibrahim Pacha
continued his advances into the Morea.
The conqueror,in several actions which
he had with the two Colocotronis, ia
Their and son, he has marched upon Tri-
polizza. AS soon as the Greeks saw
the impossibility Of saving that capital,
they set fire to il with their own hands,
having before DESTROYED all the
villages that lay in their route. Ibra-
him Pacha afterwards entered Tripo-
LIZA, and continued his victorious
march as far as Argos. However a.
this intelligence may be for the
cause, it is no longer possible to
doubt the fidelity of Co~locotroni, for all
his property lying in the e~nvirons of
Tripolizza, he himself gave it up to
The following is in one ofthe Journ.
ais -
The Ambassadors Of France, Russia,
Prussia and Austria, after having re-
instructions from their respec.
tive Courts, have transmitted to the
Refs EHcndi a Note, containing their Of
fer of mediation to adjust the ditferen-
ccs between the Porte and the Greeks.
To this Note was added the result of
the conferences which took place at ST.
Petersburg, for the same object, be-
tween the Ministers of those powers
The note in question, and the impor-
.ant matter to which it relates, have &C.
;asioncd several extraordinary meet
Ings of The Divan.