Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-10
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The ship ST. George, arrived al New-fork,
,,;,os Lopdon papers Of the sth ul'imo and
1;..r,ool Of the 9th. The news brought by
n. ARRIVAL is not important. Affairs, it seems,
,.,;, 10 wear more pacific aspect, and the
ra,o,e,n Journals Think that after all there
III he no war between Turkey and Russia.
Tn, anpoin,ment Of Mr. Slra,ford Canning
=. ,on. fresh mission, is understood TO have
~, determined upon at the Cabinet Council
,,,b was held on Cd May. His destination
:, Corfu, in order to renew the negotiations
win the Plenipo,en,iarics Of Russia or France,
FIR The preservation Of peace. Ills therefore
conceived that the ru,nour Of an approaching
conptess al Vienna, to deliberate upon these
Affairs, is without foundation.
Tn, lo,.s, alvices from Vienna are to the
18th Of April, according 10 which no movement
Of the Russian troops had vet been made, and
he hustle and alarm occas'onei by the wari'ke
neoara,ions Of that power, had subsidized In the
German capital
The London Courier places the fullest reli-
,,,s upon this view of The orrseat stale OF al
Airs, and adds the following, from The Frank
ar, paper Of April 26,h:--
Ills again reported that The Cabinet OF st.
Rersburgh has assured the European Courts
h, us military operations are by no means
handed with any view 10 an increase oil te-ri~
nry. b,, solely 10 induce the Porte 10 fulhl all
be suDula,ions Of the Treaty Of Ackermaan,
homes that the occupation Of Moldavla and
waIlachia will suffice TO convince The Divan
hat Russia will never depart in the smallest de-
gree from her demands, and to compel 1t IN
his manaer To satisfy those demands accord.
nV 10 the Treaty. The Russian troops vii
hen remain in their new positions till either
hose demands are complied with, or IL DE-
tones evident that even this measure Is mol
sufficient 10 induce The Porte to adopt another
system.
The Bill repeating the Corporation and Test
Act, has finally passed both Houses of,he BIZ
i,h Parliament, and only wants the Kings sig
nature TO become law.
The following is the ties, a, now required by
he bill, instead Of the Sacramento Test
81, a B, do solemniy, and sincerely, an
he presence of God, profess, testify, ana
isclare, upon the bue faith Ola CHRISTIAN
hat | will never exercise any power, autho'
:ity, or influence which may possess by vir
ueOfthe Office of -, to injure or weaker
he Protestant Church as it is by law establish
edm England, or to disturb the sand Churc1
r&e Bishops and Clergy offhe SAID Church
N the possession of any rights or privileges
% which such Church, or the said Bishop
md Clergy, are or may be by law entitled
In the House OF Commons on the I'd OF May
w. Huskissou brought forward his long ex'
pecled motion on the state OF Canada. The
R. Hon. Gentleman moved that selec
Committee be appointed TO inquire into th'
ti6culies so long existing between the Earl o
OaIhousie's Government and the House o
Assembly,; and in the course Of his speech wen
alO the history of the colony from its conques
town to the present time. He proposed NUN
es Of alterations, and concluded with express
ns the determination Of the mother countr,
support her authority in the Canadian Pro
'nees. Sir James Macintosh and MIR. Stan
ey opposed Mr.. Huskisson's views and SPOKE
Generally against the proceedings OF the Colo
nal government. The motion was howeve
lrrisd.
1REEcE.-There are extraordinary contra
S,e'lons between the accounts relative TO the
Norea in the German and French papers re
's"ed in the English capital. The formvr re
present lbrahim' as making preparations ''
Vacea'e the Morea in consequence OF the re
a0rs'ranccs Of the Allied Powers, the ia''el
'''r'e US that the time allowed lbrahim to eva
nae the Morea having elrpsed, the Allied
$eis are 10 keep the ports Of Modon, Pasras
y Savarin, in the slrictest blockade. Some
ups: sent from Alexandria 10 reinforce ibra
appear to have proceeded no farther thai
sS;sd'a. Upon receiving information OF lh'
.ncaliy OF landing troops 10 the Morea, the!
Va sad to have returned TO Alexandria.
we learn that besides the measure OF send
Uonsuls 10 Greece, the French government
Soout to authorize, or rather tos6e part.
loan, for the Immediate, service OF tn
NeS government. Tie money is 10 be sen
u'a'hly instruments.