Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
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The packet shi? Birmingham arrived al n.
York from Liverpool brings English papers to
the 9Th ultmo.
Our extracts are from the Nsw-York Cons
mercial Advertiser.
The Gazette de France IF he 4lh S ptembcr
contains news from Odessa Of Angus, l4--one
day later than our las, accounts from thence.
1t is re asserted that the Emperor Nicholas was
TO take his departure from that place On the
10Th. The shortncss OF his visit in that city,
provided the accoun! be correct, would COM
plelcly overturn the report Of negotiations, as
well as the soecula,ons relative 10 the preca>
iious STATE of the Russian army bcfore Chounl-
10. 1t would also coun,-rancr the opinion lha,
one Of the Causes Of The EmHerors visit 10 o.
dessa was 10 gr, rid OF the Foreign Ministers,
whose presence al his head. quarters probably
subjected him TO some restraint. Not a word,
says the Morning Herald, lis said abou, the
important negotiations. with which the stock
jobbers OF Lonhon, Paris, Frankfort, and Nien-
ma, have recently amused themselves Lord
Heyt' sbury, o whom 50 prominent, u part was
assigned in the negotiations, was not present.
cd before the 18th, on which DAY the same hers
or was conferred on the Price Philip, OF Hes,
Sc llomburg, another principe performer. See
our former accounts. The intervening lime
was evidently too shur, for discussions, in the
issue of which not only the fate Of The Ottoman
Empire, but the peace of all Europe mi gu, be
iHvOIvru5 yuou,5 .a'',iy.I Was long enough
for the psrpnse Of debating to the young Mons
arch, If the English s. Austrian Cabinets were
inclined 10 follow 20 decisive a course. Beside
the season is too far advanced for m king any
military demonstrations against Russil; and,
even if this objection did not exist, no arma-
menr, either by land or by sea, could br fled
out in sufficient time TO prevent the Russians
from occupying Cons an'inoplc. 1t is too late
now TO interfere, and the time for such a course
il il ever entered INFO The contemplation OF the
above mentioned Courts, has been suffered to
pass awav. In tie mean ime, the question is
likely TO be soon settled, if it be true that Var
ma as was reported a; Odessa, has fallen into
the hands Of the Russians"
From The second edition OF the London Cou
rier Of Saturday evening, Sept 6. we have co.
pied the last bulletins from The Russian army
before Chounla, Farna, and Silistra. On the
9Th the Turks made o fresh attempt 10 dislod ae
the Russians from their positions before Cho-
umla; bu, they were repu!Scd and driven 10 the
foot Of the rampaIts. In these sorlies tho Rus
SLAMS had thir,y.fivc men killed and thirty st.
ven wounded. The Turks it Is adGtd, had
been employed two whole days in bury ing their
dead. The Russians Claim 10 have been equal.
ly successful in resisting the sorles Ct the gar
rison If Sis,lia.
The Courier announces dispatches from
Lord IIvte s5ury, al Odessa, 70 The 18th Of Au-
gus'. The Russian Gusrd, having crossed
the Danube, on their route TO the main army,
before Chonma the Grand Duke Michael was
expected 70 leave Odessa on the 20ih, in order
10 put himself at their head, and the return o!
Tie emperor TO the army was expected TO take
place before the end Of the month, by which
time the reinforcements. 10 the amount o! for
ty thou sand men, would have reached heir dos
'inali'n. The faligues and hardships TO watch
The corp, diplomatic had been subject in fol-
lowing tie headquarters in Bulgaria, had
been so severe, tha, it was expected that they
would remain, for the present al Odessa, until
circumstances should call for their presence in
advance. The fortress Of Poty, on ;hc eastern
shore of the Euxine, had sure udered and the
Russian Admiral Greig was pressing Varna
by sea. BY neutral vessels, arrived at Odessa,
from Constan,inople it was stated that scar
city Of corn began to be felt in that capital in
consequence Of which, an embargo was To be
imposed at Odessa, on all vessels bound with
corn TO the Mediterranean.
From poRruGAL.--Lisbon Gazetes and let
tiers had been received in London to the Goth
August. On The 10th the expedition TO Ma
deira had sailed, as we were previously led 10
unders and. Private letters state, that the most
serious misunderstanding continued 10 exist he.
tween Don Miguel and the old Queen. 1t is
said Miguel has acted with personal violence
towards his mother. The dispute is said to
have been materially heightened by the Don's
refusal to be Immediately crowned. Arres,s
continued TO be persisted in openly and secretly
70 very aleaming extent, and great enormi-
RES were understood TO be still perperated with
immunity. The property ofevery person con-
yicted Of treason is confscated; one third goes