Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-28
TWO DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.

fhe snip Sally, capt. X. u Macy, arri'e'
at New York. from Havre, bringing Paris pa
per. Of the 18th of May.-There is lite add
tional news by this arrival from the seat Of war
Up to the 5th of May, no information Of TIT
Passage of the Pruth had reached Vleana, bu
the Gazette de France of he I4th says
"The Russian armies have crossed the Pru'i
--thev will cross the Danube, aud are now il
full march for Coustantinople. Instead Of 40,
900 men, who would have been sufficient t
invade Wallachia and Moldavia, $50 900 are il
motion. The Black Sea is covered with Yes
sells. Odessa is filled with provisions ane
arlike implements. The sword is unsheath
ed, and at the head quarters Of the Russian
Commander -in-Chief alone must the Turk
acknowledge their submission tn the Treaty o
Alderman, to the Treaty of he 6rh July, anc
TO the promise Of paving the expense Of th'
war, if they wish to arrest the torrent which
threatens 10 averwhelm them"
Accounts from Bucharest OF the Esd April
state, that according to advices from the Rus
sian frontiers, the entry OF the Russian troop!
would be retarded for some days. Cons'an'i
nople dates to the 10th, say, that the Seraskie'
had Sc, out for Choumla. and that The Crane
iZler WOulG sOOH iOiIoW IL TIC No W
the borders ofthe Danube, were as tranquil a:
in time Of peace.
A letter from Vienna states that the Empe'
ror Of Russia passed through Riga on the $50
Of April on his way 10 Warsaw.
4 letter Of recent date from Constanil'
nople says:--"The persecution against The
Armedians having commenced, the Foreign
Ambassadors wished TO interfere in their ia
YOUR, but the victims entreatcd them 10 aban
don them 10 their fate.-The women them
selves urge the men not to take any humiliatine
step. Hassan Pacha, who had always conduct
ed himself well towards this people, accepted
from them a present OF 100000 piastres
which was offered him by the Christians thai
remained in the capital; ou' no sooner had hi
received the money, tnan he RENTED 1t TO the
Sultan, to be EMPLOYED in the purchase OF wal
stores, sc. Six thousand men of cavalry
troops have just set GU, for Silistria."
The following intelligence from Smyrna i:
Of the Sd Of April. owe understand that sucf
vessels, coming from Alexandria, as canno
prove that they are solely destined 10 take or
board Ibra him's troops, 10 carry them back to
Egypt, are no longer allowed to touch at tht
Morea The French and Eng,ish Admirais
in conjunction with Count Capo GIstra, have
given orders for the blockade Of all ports o
the Peninsula occupied by the Turks and L
gypuans."
Extract of letter from Toulon, May o.
There are now in the Mediterranean 81 ships
of war of all descriptions, without counting
schooners: viz. 6 vessels OF the line, 10 Fri
gates, % corvetres, 6 ammunition vessels ant
a. briggs. The companies Of these vessel
amount in all TO 1900 men. The ammunl
ton brig Vesuve sails to- morrow for Mahon
with 10000 rations of provisions; and will
bring back Rear Admiral Collet, whose heal'l
aaf sY is ass ns has frD a ot5
Alsiers."
Extract Of a private letter of the 2slh ult
from Leghorn:-'S"veral vessels have arrived
at this port from Malta in seven days Tn
Russian squadron, consisting OF four ships o
the line, three frigates, and brig, sailed from
Malta on The 10th inst. from the Archipelago
where four other Russian briggs have beef
cruising for some time. The English squad
ron was shortly to follow that Of Russ'a.
From GRErcE.-In the Augsburgh Gazette
we find the following letter, dated Corfu, 2o,l
ul,.: --"All the accounts from Greece agree il
stating, that Capo dlsrrias has sue seeded il
almost entirely d"s'royiog piracy, and that TIT
premiums OF assurance Tor lnV NdNlpdliOu U
h. Archipelago have fallen considerably. Th'
Cuunl has thus accomplished that in whict
Lord Cochrane failed The departure OF he lat
Ter is inexplicable; ii is not known whether 1t
has resigned the commando or proposes to return
and resume il. The general opinion in Greco
is, that he was sent rather by the Englisl
Ministry than by the Greek Committees o
London and Paris, and that he acts at presen
N the cause Of the new British Ministry. Gen
Church, who is no longer Commander il
Chief Of the Greek land forces, has expressed
wish to resign; Fabvier has probably done TIT
anne The departure Of the latter, who pos
sesses real military talents, would be seriou
loss 10 Greece. Demetrius Ypsilani has Sc
out, with 1900 Infantry and 100 cavalry, OIL
his expedition into Thessaly; the fixing of tn
boundaries of the future empire of Greece, 81
much talked of, in regard to which the Allie'
Powers have not yet declared themselves, !
believed to have been the first cause Of this ex
petition, as it might assist i'll facilitating
solution Of the question"
FRANcE.-Tne Journal DIES Debats states
that "af,er much delay, and many preliminar.