Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-27

Cd. Of protecting the latter against an at
tack from Russia.
The Duke of Wellington is said 10 have re-
ceived the most prompt assurances of the sa-
tisfaction with which the Emperor Nicholas
regarded the first Of the two objects explained
to him, and of his entire acquiescence in the
second
The five most powerful States of Christen.
dom are now, it is added, to unite in common
and peremptory declaration to the Grand Seig-
nor, that Greece shall no longer be occupied or
invaded by his armies-tha, he must give up
all pretensions to the sovereignty of that peo-
pie, and cease in any manner to modest them.
On their part it is affirmed that the Greeks,
aware of the negotiation with Russia, and con-
templating It's successful result, have offered the
constitu tioral throne Of their country to each
in succession of three foreign princes-the
Duke of Sussex, Leopold of SAKE Coburg and
the son Of Gustavus the Swede; but that by
none ofthem has the royal prize been accepted
The Greek nation, however, will be left to the
choice Of its own chief, anC Of the form of gov
eminent which best may suit It's genius, wants
or preludices,
With respect TO Russia, she will feel the ne
ceSsity Of abstaining from any positive act, or
even from demonstration and mcnaces of ag-
erosion upon Turkey. There is little doubt
that Nicholas has troubles to contend with at
home, which would not be appeased, but might
be aggra" ated, by the incidents and casualties
OF foreign warfare. A reduction, therefore, of
the military malcontent power Of Russia may
be naturally anticipated by surrounding states.
Let, then the Duke Of Wellington come back
to England, after happily concluding nego-
tiation on the success Of which has depended
the peace Of Europe, and the only chanc, of
breathing time for this. overburdened and ex-
hausted country, ard we shall hail the execu-
zion of such a task as among the most glorious
Of his achievements
Stockholm, March lo-The terrible CONNER
cial crisis which is now felt in the chief mer-
camille cities in Europe, has extended its con-
sequences to US. Some Gottcnburgh' houses
have stopped payment, but il is hoped that
the most Of them will be able soon to begiu a.
gain. Our Exchange has not been much az
fected by these misfortunes, and the loss Of
those who had the most connection with Gold
schmidt is inconsiderable But events in En-
gland have had an Immediate and very in iuri-
Gus effect
From the QuOtidienne Of Sunday,
Paris, March l8-Our correspondent in Ma
drid, in letter of the 9th March, says, that an
important piece of news, the report Of which
was spread in that capital, was general sub
Iect Of conversation.
The Political Government Of Valencia, it is
SAID, has sent a report to the government, &C
cording to which the two Bazans, who landed
on the coast of Malaga, and whose death has
been announced, desired al the last moment to
make disclosures. On this application their
execution was suspended, after the departure
of the courier who brought the news of it,
The result of their disclosures is, that they
have announced the existence of revolutionary
forces at Naples, at Paris, and at London,
where plots against monarchical governments
are continually formed,
The Duke de L'Infantado has Immediately
dispatched official notes Oh the subject TO the
cabinets of Paris, Naples aud London.