Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-19
FoREIGN'NEWs.

lysnce IRON Greece Is very sCah'y. "eeSSah
such items as appear 10 possess the most in'er>
es,. The secretary Of Lord Adsms arrived at
Ancona on he 10th OF crm5sr. "The letters
brouph, by him, announce tba: Gen. Church
ha> srri,ed il Eastern Greece with body OF
5000 men Zinga, and other Greek Chiefs.
h,y, gone over to the NraLs who formed part
OF the CARR son at Pa'ras, and who have since
10 ned the main body Of lbrahim's army. lbra-
him ha, DESTROYED rrinolizza by hrr. Red
schld Pacha is in disgrace with the Sultan, and
ills said that the command OF the army has
been taken from linn" I" \ vrssfi from the Al
chipelago brought the report which needs con-
fsma,ion, tia, Lord Cochrane had left Soio,
after conference with Commodore Hamilton.
The Russian squadron celebrated on the Isl o'
December, solemn funeral serrice Tor tie
brave men who fell at Navar;n."
An article from Corfu, Dec. 2 states that
there only remains before Pa'ras corps Of
Greeks sufficient 10 continue The bloc kadr, and
il is expected that he place viii very soon SUR
render Ihrahim Pacha has unilrd his forces
be. ~ cen Modem and Coron: ii is said hr is a
bnu, 10 retire ir,o Egypt. He has recalled
corns IF Egyptians from ?a'ras, which formed
part Of the garrison OF that place. Ills army
j. ,ill respee table as TO numbers, but he pos
ses>es no means Of p' occurring supplies for it,
u was rep ed, how yer, hat he wished To
hire some European ms rchantrn-a 20 re'ur" To
Egvp,. He hal heen joined D, tn Arabs, who
were IN garris n q, Pairas, the Turks who ~
NAMED were ~ ire " with the Greek biockHd-
T. ing corps Ibrahim d dismissed al The Al
baSian : m his sc. vice CD TO the 2O;h NOV,
three new English ships of war had arrived at
Malta. 10 Ieinforce Adniral Codring'on. a..
mons whir h is a sip &c The li'e from Lisbon
Srru,Tlox OF THE ALLIED MINisTERs.-Thc
-aexs n M iS
former aI,ie,s, reaching us by different arriv-
ais tie publ were led to expect that he great
oues ion &C Peace or War between the iurks
aud the Allies, w"uld b. po, ii, ely determined
on the llrb OF November. The British Ira
Weller of the % January, svening, announC es an
express from Vitnna Of the pret edjng day.
which states that when the Russian Amba ,sa>
dor at Cons an'irople Communicated to his
French and Engli,h colleagues his determine.
lion to lea,, for Odessa, they strongly r, mon,
straied with him, and used every exer,ion in
their power to deiain him there; as they wished
TO rrmain until he very last hope Of an accom-
modation with the Pre- should have vanished,
when they mi ht all leave the Turkish capital
tog, ther. IL Vas reported at Vienna tha, he
would no, Iisien to III, ir pressing .ollcitAtio
and accordingly embarked" Bar i, is so, de-
terminrd even yet, and il YVES announced in Pc
ris on the 29;h Of Dtoember. aud in Lond,n on
the lst ultimo, that so late as the 4ih OF De-
cember the Ministers were sill In Consianti- |
nople; but il is add"d for the fortieth time that
they we're on the poin, of departure. The Cou.
rIer OF Dec. 24,b, announces the reosip, Of de- |
spatches at the Foreign Ofire from Mr. |
Ginning, down 10 the goth of November las |
added: They Of course give ample details Of
the progress of the negotiations with the Dr.
van All We have TO Say at present is, that he
had demanded his passports. but that, up TO
the moment of sending off MS Message. no am
swer had been given by the Ottoman Govern-
ment either as 10 whether they would be refus
ed or granted Unless, however, Mr.. Slratford
Canning should b. prevented from lie wing the
Turkish CAPT al in way which is hardly we
think, 20 be expeo led, there is every reason 20
believe that his departure would M, be sny
longer DELAYED " Ca the 2s,h Of Decemher,
the Courier states the following as the prom,
nenl fac,s under which the Turkish stion
was az that moment to be considered viz:
Ist. That the Allied Ambassadors had de-
mana! their passports, which have been refused
them.
Cd. That the embsgo had bren practically,
though not formally replaced, I'M smu h as no
Firmans were granted in the usuaiuay.
81. That our Ambassador at Const antinopie
had instructed Sir Henry Wellesley 10 forward
to him no more dispatches by Way oil vienna. I
The Emperor Of Russia was at Riga, when
he received the news OF the battle Of Navarino;
from wheace General Count Diebi sch was {
Iorth wi h esp he'd to WI aw- In spe aking
Of This ciroumst-nct,a Bsrhn paper Of Dec. i
II, remarks as follows Is
"Acoording TO what we have learnt Of the
object OF his journey, General Deiaitsch was {
,ent to the Polish capital 20 concert with the /
rand DUKE Constantine, plan for the diso- q
cation OF the Polish army, which, in Case Of l
war with Turkey, Is TO serve together with the r
Lithuanian Troops az a srcond reserve 20 the n
army which win act On the Pruth, and Che Low
n Danube. The resul: Of the mission Of f;e> S
,rrsl D ehi,sch was perfe tk satisfactory. t.. {,
Polish military, tired Of The leisure Of peace, e