Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-27

feet Of different grades, in which he wishes IL
embark 5000 men for the Morea They think
tina, this expedition will arrive at its des,ina.
ZION about the end Of August. They expect the
assistan OF the Egyptians 10 reinforce the
Turkish marine. and TO complete the army Of
Ibrahim, which has suffered from sickness
that the efforts Of the Chief have been paralyz-
ed In the meanwhile the Peninsula is over.
rum and all the crops and wines collected TO
! transport TO the stores at Patras.
/ II appears that he has abandoned for the mo-
ment his designs upon Napoli di Romania, as
he aIawys receives intelligence from some Of
the Greek Chief, in that place. One of his let
tiers addressed 10 Coletti, and which had been
intercepted, has convinced the Greek govern
ment that there is volcano beneath them
! To avoid greater evils, General Church took
he resolution To take possession of Napoii, and
/ in particular of the for, Of Palamedes; but as
the Suliotes would not submit 10 his orders,
although he was commander in chief, he was
obliged to make use Of force.
Conslaainopie, 4ug. lo.-The PORE shows
So much repugnanCe towards all kind Of ne
goriaton with the ambassadors of the pow>
ers who have signed the treaty Of London, that
il almost appears TO he their intention 10 in
terrupt the present COURSE OF affairs. The pro.
crcdings relative 10 the free navigation Of the
| Black Sea, upon which the protocol OF Acker-
| man had rot been sufH iently clear, are, 1t is
said, completely suspended. VI. dc Ribeau
pierre was obliged 10 suspend all business until
ne could make application 10 his court and OBJ
tain instructions. Until this day, the ministers
of the three powers have not made any formal
overture TO the Porte relative to the treaty of
! London.
The city is still Tranquil, but preparations
! OF all kinds continue to be made, particularly
those relating 10 the marine, 10 which lhr Sui
| tan appears 10 attach q particular importance.
GERMANY --Frnnkiorf, Sept. e.-We have
| this day seen letters irom the most respectable
houses IN Vienna, which announce that two
! Turkish corps d'armee had left Roumelia 10
occupy Wallachia aud Molda,ia. The cause
of This important measure, which replaces iur-
co Russian affairs on the Same footing as pre-
vious 10 the Convention Of Alderman, is sup
posed 10 be the decided language held nv the
Russian Ambassador al Con ,tantnople in fav
or Of the Greeks, which may be gathered from
the declaration Of the Rel, EHendi, that the
Porte would never reinquish the principle, of
rot suffering foreign interference in It's internal
arrangements 1t is hoped, however, that the
Enjoys Of the allied powers will make one more
effort to stay the progress OF the threatening
storm,
! AUSTRIA Five Hungarian regiments are TO
form a part OF the corps Of observation that
Austria will have on the frontiers next Turkey.
in the event Of war breaking out between Rus.
sia and the Port.
According 10 letters from the frontiers of
Moldavia, grand council Of war, formed OF
officers Of the corps OF Bassarba, has been
held al KescheneH
SPAIN barcelona, Sept. 1.-The unanimous
efforts f the Span sh Authorities to arrest the
insured tionary movements i'll atalon a, have
not so FAR been productive o. happy effects.
We do not know, ii Tact, that any one on tine
small parties which infeSt the mountains, h we
laid down their arms-and It must alsp be said,
that all the forces that have, as yet, been called
into action, nave Observation-Disclosures troops
arc, happily, expet ted No positive success
has been gained, to our knowledg since the
invasior uf Vic, Berga, aud Monreza by the
agraviados. Some persons think, and II may
be SO, that the garrisons OF those places, which
hal been already enforced, had been united
to form an i'm posng force t" oppose the fur
Their progress Of the insurgents. Ii is certaln
that Ell CARAJoL, who WIS lately announced as
having been recog lied by the agraviados in a
superior or de, had been app"i"ted Brigadlet
Gen ra, bv his troops. A bat alllnn OF the line
omit ed Mataro few DAYS since, 10 take posi-
in the vicinity If Bare Iona.
movement has taken place within lew
DAYS Of the troops in the lower provinces
which il is supposed is directed by he way Of
Arrason to Catalonia We have also the pair
of connecting with the march OF these troops
the news ~ hich we receive from Arrag n, ane
S which announces tina, the insurgents have no
a been dispersed 1t goes even SO far as 70 state
!! tina, strong column Of agraviados, comman
ded by an ancient colonel, who is not named
e had invested Lcrida. This news, it is true
4 In val
+, which occupy the plains of Vich and RiPoll
re computed at 1900 men. Araso,n has also
e we are assured, its agraviados, whose cry l
f, Give religion and the king!"-Down witt
S the masous and the Negros."
The Viscount Monteleagre had Quilted Soris
If and had arrived at Miranda, on the Ebr", Ger
> Maduereira, another distinguished chief OF tn
0 Portuguese Royalis,s army, had received Tx
IS his companion Viscount Montcleasrs' an orde
& from tic king to quit Soria, and had arrived
s Pancoryo, where he was to reside