Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05

bablc tumult; Q number OF members declared
that they would not vote, and the Chamber at
length separated in great agitation, which had
lasted during two hours.
| II is said, that IN the secret committee which
followed the public sitting, NJ. Faube de SAB
verte read a proposition to the following effect:
| "Resolved, that an humble address be pre-
sen,ed to his Majesty, supplica,ing him TO re-
woke the ordinance which pronounced the dis
abandonment Of the National Guards of Paris.
| II was to 5e ,aken into consideration in a
secret commitlee.
| PORTUGAL.
Last night we received the Paris papers by
express. They announce the arrival Of the
Portuguese Constitutional troops, 10 the a
mount Of $500, in Spain, where there recep-
tion probably exceeded their hopes, though no,
our own estimate Of The Spanish character.
On their arrival they were disarmed as is the
usual custom in such cases; but, al the same
time, mouths pay and provisions were grant
ed TO them, with an intimation from General
Egina, that they might remain till their fate
was decided upon by the Portuguese govern
ment.
The usurper, Miguel, pursu-s his tyrannical
| course with high hand He has refused 10
enlarge Sir ]. NJ. Coye, and has caused another
gentleman to be arrested-a Mr.. Young, an
EngIishman.
Letters from Bsyonne, Of the sth July, say.
the Marquis de Chaves had left that city the
day before, to return to Portugal His pass
poris, however, were given him only TO Mad
rid, where he will doubtless find others.
Captain Midway, from Oporto, had had an
interview with the General commanding the
Aligulette army, and had received assurances
that the lives and properties OF the refugees
should be respected, and no insult offered to
the flag Of the British or merchan, vessels. a.
bout 1000 men marched into Oporio, ard the
current opinion at Opor,o was, that it fell for
want Of officers to head the troops, who me- ant
TO defend it. Three Portuguese corvettes are
cruising of the bar. 1t is said that one Of the
gentlemen landed belonged 10 the Junta.
GREEcE.
The Augsburgh Gazette announces that the
President Capo dIstrias, President of Greece,
having represented to :he Allied Powers that he
could not maintain himself in Greece withou,
money, England had refused a subsidy, but that
France aud Russia had engaged to furnish
100000 per month, till further orders, and
that France has destined for this purpose 81
100000 out OF the loan of SO,OOO,OOO.
Tbs ILtks made an attack on Samos, but
were defeated, chiefly through the bravery OF
Admiral Miaulis, and the Greek feet: they left
500 prisoners, besides killed and wounded.
The operations in Greece have not of late
been Of much importance. The war has Ian
guisheG on both sides. The last accounts,
however, state that the Greeks have lately at
tackled the Turks in Athens: they took the
town but were obliged by the Turkish batts-
ries Of the Acripolis 10 evacua,e il. The at
tempts Of General Church against Anatolico
and Mssolonghi, have failed. An unsuccess>
full effort 10 effect landing on Samos by the
Turks, cost them many men; 500 were made
prisoners by the Samiots. Of three vessels
which sailed from the Morea with sick and
wounded Egyptians, for Alexandria, one was
taken by the Russian frigate Castor.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
|. Sirth Bulletin of the Russian .4rmy.
FROM THE CAMP OF CAnAssoU. June 80.
The Imperial Army is reinforced by fresh
troops, division OF cavalry Ichasseurs and
"a pieces oil horse artillery have Just arrived.
After ID march OF 1000 wertes, this division is
quite complete; i, defiled before the Emperor,
who was highly pleased with the fine appear
ance Of the men, and the beauty OF The horses.
Our communications by sea with Odessa are
very frequent, and ships laden with supplies
arrive almost daily IN The port OF Kas'endtchi
On the Other hand, numerous conveys OF pro
visions arrive in divisions in perfect order, and
the important object of the supply the army
is fully secured.
This morning early the Emperor, who con-
tinues to enjoy good health, reviewed the corps
Of General Rudzewi,sch in order Of battle. His
Majesty was much pleased with the appear.
ance Of the troops, aud with the rapidiy and
precision with which they executed The ma
n9uNes.
The Grand Duke Michael is expected every
hou, in the camp His Imperial Highness
will doubtless Bring the trophies Of Brailow,
and the account Of the artillery and stores OF
all kinds which have fallen into our hands al
thai place The Grand Duke is followed by
the TIN corps Of the army, which, after besleg-
ing Brsilow, crosses the Danube al Matschin,
and will Join the corps OF Gen. Rudz witsch.
Our vanguard has occupied on the one side
Maugalis, and on the other Konzgoup, withou:
opposition. :,
The enemy no where stands his ground, and
:etires hastily as we approach. The Seras-
kiers Of Schoumla aud Silistria, appear, now
ave, IN have sent some divisions of IroODs 10