Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-01-07
SPAIN

Don Francisco Paul de la ORE, opeCiai ouo'
delegate of Police ad interim has written an ur-
gent letter to the minister Of grace and justice,
requesting the rumour of the re-entry of troops
for the third time into Spain may be instantly
discredited, as there is not the least shadow OF
truth in such reports.
News from Mauresa states that the apostle
ticks are determined to celebrate the funeral
obsequies in honor Of the memory Of Bessieres,
and those who were shot with him. The friars
miss no opportunity whatever to stir up the
passions and vengeance Of the people against
the negros
Paris, .Nov. la.-Extract of letter of the
| 10th ult. from CoRstantinople.-"Th Austrian
Internuncio and the French Ambassador have
recently had several conferences with the Refs
Effendi. We are assured that the policy OF
France is strongly pronounced against the
Greeks, and the conduct of the French agents
in all the ports OF the Levant seems to confirm
it. The two ambassadors have obtained new
fyman of the Porte, which ordains the complete
re-establishment Of the Aatuquo in the princi.
pality of Moldayia and Wallachia. The 6ethi-
ogas will discontinue their functions, and the
last troops march within short time. This
order was signed on the 4th inst. and the result
of it is expected to be the immediate arrival of
Russian Ambassador.
Gen. Cruz, Spanish Ex- Minister of War, ar
rived at Bordeaux on the 5th inst. from Mad
rid. among the rumours to which this jour-
new has given rise,' says the Memorial Borde-
lais, sit is said that he has a special mission
from his government; that he has salary OF
10000 reals assigned him, and is about to en-
bark for the Havana, where on his arrival the
last expedition from Ferrol, Of IL or $4,000
men, will place themselves under his command
to act against the Mexican Independents. This
General. who has already been in Campaign in
that distant country, is perfectly acquainted
with its topography, and distinguished himself
there by his military talents" The same Jour
nal says.-'The partizans Of M. Zea, allege
that notwithstanding his fall he has not lost the
Kings favour, since he was allowed to present
himself to kiss his Majesty's hand, a favour
which had ever been refused to his dismissed
predecessors. 1t is added that upon the above
occasion the King said to him, "a heavy tenn
pest rose up against you. was obliged 10
yield, but you are not the less in my good gra-
ces."
The Austrian Observer Of the 22d ult. con-
tains the following article, dated Constantine
pie, Sept. 26:-
Son the 18th, Selim Aga, Ibrahim Pacha's
armour bearer, arrived at Cons,antnople, and
wassfeceived with great honors. He brought,
as was said, the details of Ibrahim's operations
from the commencement of the campaign, and
the trophies of his victories. The Porte has
published shor, bulletin, which came down
only to the latter end Of June The arrest OF
some Greeks Of distinction, among whom was
the mother Of A. Mavrocordato, few days "a
go, excited great alarm among the Greek in
habitants Of the capital; they were, however,
soon made easy, by the release Of the prisoners,
who had been arrested on false accusation of
corresponding with the insurgents, which was
brought against them by a Greek renegade, OF
the name Of Ironiro; who had lately again aban-
doned the Mahometan faith, and hoped to save
himself by eliminating his countrymen.
"The news of the intended expedition Of
Lord Cochrane has excited serious alarms, not
so much in the Porte; which, con6ding in the
Justice and power Of the British Government,
and the legal means in its power, does not give
any credit to it; as among the English here,
and the merchants in general. 1t has caused
still greater alarm at Smyrna and the other
Sea Ports. Not only the numerous European
merchants, but the other Christian inhabitants
are terrified at the consequences Of an enter
prise, which according to the declaration of
its own promoters) aims at nothing less than
the plundering and laying waste of all the ports
and coasts Of the Turkish empire, and would
excite, in the highest degree, the despair and
vengeance Of the Musselmans. Ii is. impossible
to imagine any thing more cruel, than tina, the
last remains Of the prosperity Of these coun-
tries, which have so severely suffered within
these FIVE years, should become the prey of the
rapacity of European swindlers and freebooters
But Grea, Britain, if no Other consideration in
f1uenced it, will know how 10 avert such de-
strdction from the establishments under its
protection, and from all the Christians in the
Leyant
Paris, Nov. l2.-At Trieste, on the 9th ult
Count Rusponi, of Ravenra, was married to
Mademoiselle Louise Julie Caroline, second
daughter Of Madam Murat.
We hear that Geographic dispatch has been
received, announcing the death Of Gen. de
Montelegier, Commander of Corsica.
Its reported, that during the late severe gale,
Spanish craft, in ballast, with specie from the
Catalonia, was totally lost off Cape Noli, and
the crew drowned.
Ertract Of prirate letter Of the 1sti inst. from Madrid
Nothing scarcely is talked of here except a
note delivered BY the French Ambassador in
our own government, in which he complains
that the treasure Of France is uselessly expend-
ed in Spain, and that as one Of the principal
objects Of the Holy Alliance is the extirpation