Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-04
From tie Ns,c- York Evening Post, July 81.
FROM FRANCE.

By the arrival Of the packet ship Queen Nab
from Havre, we have received Paris papers 10
the 18th of June They are destitute of poi;i.
cal information Of importance.
Paris, June 8.
Extract of private letter of the 29th GltmO from Co.
penhagen.
"The King having no direct male heir, the
crown belongs TO his cousin Prince Christian,
who in his travels has distinguished himself by
his enlightened taste for the arts and sciences;
and after him to his son the Young Prince Ere
derrick Christian, who has received an excellent
education at Geneva. AS the Youngest daugh-
ter Of the King is nearly of the same age as the
Prince l8 years, an attachment has been form
ed between them, in consequence OF which they
are bethrothed 10 each other. The ceremony OF
be,hrothing took place few days ago with
great pomp.
The Franktord Journal Of the 9th inst, states
thu the Colocotroni party has trlumphed at
Napoli di Romania. Mavrocordaio Quilted the
town in the night to escape an ignomlnious
death. and he as we'll as ConduriotIi has taken
refuge at Hydra. =.
Upon the third Turkish feet recently sailing
from the Dardanees, ship OF the line, COM
nanded by Achmot EHendi, ran ashore on the
coast of Scutari. This is the third vessel lost
in similar manner by Achmet, and tits oeilev-
ed saws the Oriental Spectator, that this time ne
will loose his head.
Extract of private letter OF the 18th ut.
from Conslantinopie -" There arrived here
three days ago FIVE sacks full OF heads and ears
from Missolongbi, with several colours taken
from the Greeks. Four Greek Captains, made
prisoners, were expected, but they were seized
and carried of on the road The Captain Pa
cha's squadron il is believed, will shortly make
a descent upon Hydra and Spezzia. The men
in the artillery service have all received an aug
mentation Of pay, with the prospect OF promo
ton"
A letter Of the 2eth ult from Trieste states
TIA, since the fall of Missolonghi, all the Greek
chiefs have redoubled their energy in calling
their country 10 arms. Ibrahim Pacha remains
nerfectly inactive, awaiting reinforcements from
Alexandria.
Extract of private letter Of the 4th inst,
from Leipsic:-"it appears that the 1rana
Duke Constantine viii not attend the corona
ton at Moscow. Approximations are Said 10 DC
entertained that his arrival would excite pas
sioRs that might lead 10 an explosion. Is
moreover added, that his presence in The capi-
tal OF Poland is now more necessary than ever,
AS fresh commotions begin TO be lei In seVerai
Of The provinces Of that kingdom"
Extract OF private letter OF the 2oth ul'. from
Cogfu: "The National Assembly OF Greece, an
der the presidency OF Panuzza Nature, issued al
Epidaurus, on the 2sih ult decree, 10y when
the administration OF the civil and military al
fairs Of that country is temporarily vested IN
Commission of eleven members, which VIII
remain in Office ill September next. Inc AS,
sembly has also created another assembly oil
thirteen members, under the designation OF
Commission Of the assembly, whose business
!, is 10 conyoke the National Assembly at the
neriod prescribed by law, and to execute, by
ex,ernal means, whatever il may consider pro-
nrr 70 contribute TO the common good OF the
na,;on. The venerable Archblshops OF Aria
and Patrass are members Of the Commission.
The Greek Committee has received fromiM.
Eynard letter, dated Florence, June |, OF
which the following are exrracts:-"UP TO this
day the provisions sent 10 GREECE on account
Of the Paris and Swiss Committees, are 1896
g, lbs. (of le ounces each) of -four, biscuit,
rice, Indian corn, and cheese, and 10000 IDS. OF
shut Happily none Of our Substances have
ever fallen into the hands oil the enemy am
making arrangements to send further supply
of 500 600 lbs of provisions and 10000 los
Of shot. great part Of The women and chill
dren who could not escape from Missoionshi,
have been dragged 10 Aria and Prevesa 10 De
sold ike cattle The Archbishop OF Aria nav