Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-01

,hem the Ambassadors, on the lolF
tor""s 81 delivered note in accordance WIN
A5s1'' ,..,,v and on the 3oth they waited
lkS 1,,,rLisb authorities for an answer
s21h -. - were informed by the Refs Efehd'
.,hs Sultan would not submit 10 me ln'er-
'1 rs Of anv power on behalf "a ms "reek
it'. us On thu evening OF the same day II IS
"a ,ba, there was another neeinB OIL the
as. .,.s,dors of the Three Powers, the result
A.,s,ch was the sending Of another note couch
o, 10 ,oo,e definite and decided terms than the
q 4" E .,a,idr that if the treaty was not com"
s,i n the Ambassadors would be under
f.',.c,s,i,y If leaving Cons,anlinople. To
~ md communication the reply was that
aS ,n,bassad9rs had received The only reply
'- c,l,.n would deign TO give them We have
e SEEN communication, dated Pera,
csr,e,ober half>past four o'clock p. m,
t';,b ives somewhat different account, OF
v. q. r. and which, it it may De relied upon
I" ,b,, opes,ion ofihe Ambassadors having
'n Corsiantinople at rest. The communica-
H "a ,Judc,l 10 i, 20 the following effect. Gen
u' "n%niI,,miiio,, NJ dc la Ribeaepierre, and
NJ s.rshorsI Canning, not having had any an
-. and tot expecting any, 10 their note even
,.,,,Lree days given beyond the time spfcifi'
" -.t ,he Uitimatom rs Gays,) will leave Con-
,,..,ipsDle lo.morrow a, seven O'Clock.
:, addition to he above, there are variety
+, merits current, one ofwhich is, that the
Il" IN am oassador, Oh finding hat the Sultan
Nil not comply with the term, 4 the treaty,
~, Sesnsl- hes to the COMMANDER OF the Rus
-, ,ra-y on tie Pruth which were under
:. ,J TO be the signal for their crossing and
,',;rg nossession Of the p'incipaiilirs OF Mol
= :, and Walae hia. In defence OF an act like
Va i is said the Russians will plead the non
.f;i,er, Of the lrcaty of Ak-rman, entered
- ,eith the Porte some months since, which
,,,,y ,hey iorbore enforcing till they had as
'.,,siped INC result Of the negotiations OF the
,,,.a movers with respect To Greece 1t IN
70. the Car has taken, or should take the de-
,;i,l s.eps we have jus, glanced az, it is easy
y, GO that Turkey in Europe will soon cease
.,svS, In he mean time England ought to
r,,L with Jealous eye upon the procee dings
,fpussia. We have all along anticipated that
,s,,pr difficulties NAV arise out OF this Greek
md Turkish affair than most people seemed
r,ier 70 admit We, however, do not pre-
,,l to thr Gift Of prophecy, and the thing may
b, sst,l,d arer all very amicably, and very
mash 10 the satisfaction at all parties; but we
mus, be allowed to express our doubts. IT
Rr>,,, { Sc, To go 20 work with Turkey on
N. yroaud OF re ncn fu!fllnent of the treay
.,.lel 10, aud if h. arms should b. followed
Jy success las they most probably will.) Eng
lid is nl,ced it most awkward predicamsnt
Tor, however much inclined she may be 10
peyrn, Cons arlinople falling under the domin-
ion Of the Gar, her Interference in favor OF the
Greek, would bt bar 10 going to war on be-
half of heir rHeoies The Turks. We merely
,!r.S oat ,icse remarks for the purpose of
showing WHAT may arise, still believing. or at
aey rate hoping hat he European powers are
al aytrss ID war.