Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-05
aY LAST EVENINGS MAIL,
From, the Neto York Commercial advertiser, Jan. 2
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Nv the arrival Of the ship Bolivar, Captain
Wilson. from Hav-e, we have received MES OF
Paris papers of the 18th of November, and Ha-
yre of the same date.
3fayktb.-We have not seen any letters from
Havre, bu, we are informed that the cotton
market continued dull, without any variation
in price. ,.,.
Translated from the Constitutional and the Efo~
ofNouember l9.
A letter from Constantinople OF October "a,
states that difficulties are still occurring IN the
interior. in the execution Of the frnan for sup
pressing the Janisaries-particulariy IN Bosnia.
The 6rman was read at Trawnick without any
difficulty. and the Jaaisaries RENTED to the Dl-
van all the insignia oftheir corps. But at bos-
MIA Serial, the whole population threatened to
burn whoey yer should read the frman; and they
| wished 10 seize upon some Christian merchants
under the pretext that the measurelof dissolVins
the Janissaries, and substituting regular disci-
plined regiments, had been suggested to the
Sultan throu oh their influence. These scenes
gradually likened to those which occurred at
| lIerzegvine, and Scodria, among the Albanians,
where they Knocked the 6rmans Of the glorious
Sultan, Mahomet ii. This hindered not the
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vice of the Pachas of Turkey in Europe and
Asia, to support by force the authority OF the
Sultan. But they nevertheless refused to enrol
themselves, and submit to wear the costume OF
the Egyptian troops. Thus have the Albanians
aided Omer Pacha, Of Salonica, in overthrowing
the Jarissaries.
Bucharest, Oct. ga courier has arrived
from Constantinope in FIVE days, bringing Of
fetal information that the Sultan had discover
ed new plot among the Janissaries, and that
! in consequence, the banishments and execu-
lions which we're before done in secret, were
now done openly. In spite of the apparent
tranquility which reigns in the capital, II is In
a constant state Of fermentation.
Odessa, Nou. News from Constantinople
10 the 9th Of October, announces that this city
is becoming anew the theatre of revolutionary
me, ements. Although the Sultan employs his
greatest means, that is to say, decapitation, and
re. establishes tranquility for the moment, it is
certain he is very far from obtaining the end
he proposes.
Trieste, Nou. 5.-The captain ola ship which
has just arrived, announces that the Turkish
feet which was at anchor in the Strait Of Sco,
has sailed for ConstantinopIe without renewing
its attack against Samos.
Sen,hn, Nov. The views Of the executive
at Conslantinople, succeed each other rapidly
Now it is not only the Refs Eff.ndi that issues
orders for decapitation, but the Aga Pasha.
Yassa, Oct. 3o.-An Envoy from Constantine.
pie arrived here The day before yesterday, has
brought intelligence that the Kiaia Bey, OF the
Turkish Commissioners at Ackermann, the
same who took the convention signed by the
Commissioners to Constantnople, will soon
return with the ratification Of the Grand Scig.
nior.
A conhagration has been ragiue for so1ie
days in an extensive forest, between Yassa and
Wasln, which supplied the capital Of Media
via with fuel. 1t was supposed to be the work
of an incendiary.-The drought, for several
months, had rendered every thing so combusti-
bic tina, every effort to extinguish the flames
was unavaling.
Paris, Nov. ia duel had been fought in
the environs Of ST Owen, between young law
yer, and the agent of the Pasha Of Egypt. They
were on horseback, armed each with a sabre
Both were wounded, and the Egyptian fell from
his horse, but neither was supposed to be NOR
tally wounded. They fought after the manner
of ancient cavaliers.
Robberies and personal assaults occur very
frequently in the streets of Paris, so that the
safety of the citizens is no longer sure We
know no. when this state of things will end.-
The theatres ale less frequen,ed because of the
dangers to which peoples are exposed in return
ing; and the proprietors Of houses distant from
the city, are abandoning them also, and taking
refuge in the more popuIous parts.-The Ed
tor of the Constitutional inquiries why guards
Of gems d. armes, are not stationed at the doors
Of the theatres, and made to patrole the streets
during the night.
From Gallagnani's Messenger
1 A Swiss Journal relates that Sir Frederick
Adams, during his stay at Geneva, said that
the number OF Greek women and children who
took refuge in the place under his government,
was so considerable that II would be out of
his power TO supply their most pressing wants
unless grant was made for that purpose BY
the British Government.
Letters Of the I'd Oct. from Prevesa state
tina, lbrahim Pacha, who had made an excur-
sion to the south point of Mama, has returned
to Tripoltza.
The Austrian Observer Of Nov. 5th, says:-
at was rumoured at Corfu in the beginning Of
October that an Egyptian feet, having on board
5000 men OF troops, had cast anchor in the
southern part Of the Peloponnesus, probably
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