Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-18

4 tie State adjourned, upon receiving the
,.v, Of Gov. Clin,on's death, after making ar
,,Dvmcn,. for s',e order ofthe funeral
Lieut.. Gov. Pitcher, on whom the admi-
,,na,ion Of the State Government now de'
vol,ss IS con6aed to his room with serious in
disposition,
Lolest from Europe By the arrival OF the
Packet ships Curn,hiAn and Canada at New
York London aud Liverpool papers 10 the "a
A,,s been received. This arrival gives us 26
tays la er iaelligente Blu, notwilh tarding,as-
,r so long a dearth Of news il vas expected
Ma, the next arrivals would bring us something
De isive with regard to the negotiations going
On between the Allied .Ambassdors~ and the
Sultan, We ave slill without any certain inteili>
,ence which can lead % i correct knowledge
Of ne movements Of the Porte. II appears,
however, by the latest papers, that the Russian
Ambassador left CorstaBtinople on the 4th of
December for Odessa On communicating his
asrrJri,alion to tie FIench and English Am
hssaders, they rtmonstraled with INN, and
We'd every exc on in their power TO prevent
Ii, embark tior, a. they wished hin 10 remain
until sl hopes &C au accommodation were
gone, nhrn lheY would I'll qni togcthe'; but il
was Q, ported al Vienna ha, he would no; lis
isa 10 ltg;r passing solicitations, and embark
ed.
Our extracts this morning shall be brief, as
We intend 10 examine more particularly the 10,
'egu news, and give fuller detail Tomorrow.
Peace mas been granted BY Russia 10 Persia,
aud the Preliminarics nave been agreed upon
on both sides.
Reported Destruction ofthe Greek Fleet.
The intelligence by tbs arrival is important,
though not decisive. Our readers nav recol-
rcr That on the 9Th ultImo, We pub ish a let
ter no n the three Admirals commanding the
all'd Heet, in which they forbade the mediIa-
ted descent upon Scio. In this letter was the
following paragraph
"Ihere remains no longer any pre,ex' for
thin, the piracies, SC. Of the Gre K corsairs. |
The maritime armisrlce is, in fact, obser, ell on
exists. Take care fyours, for zoe ,OW des-
'royH also, Tthe case requires IL, to put
A I'D 10 a system Of IN ,rl'ime rillage, winch
WI end wrh ourn"g YOU out Of the projections
OF he law OF n,tions
Nr.rrthee,s, as we have alrtady Seen par
Tally Informed, he Greeks persisted in the ir
design Of attack < S IN, a ID the Austrian OBJ
server cor rnlS h facts of the invasun Of To- a,
| sand, by the Drolps under Colon Fabvier, on
Ice 2s'h October. This to- u has been pilla-
ga, and the Turks, on the l4th Nnvsmbtr con-
Ui"e0 IN The castle, which was besirged ty the
VIZ Ns Notwithstanding request made to Col
s'pNer, ny Admiral de Rigny, some day. be,
''r', u Withdlaw. The housrs Of the European
'"n>ae are sa'dto have been 2iaced by the in
,a'1rs. u appears row, that the Combined
hanira's have made good 1heir declaration A.
no'e qnoted, with vengeance. An express
arrived in London, from Pa,is, ON the co. of
december, bringing the Gazette de F,ouc, e N.
p.s'ee'ng day. 1t contains the very impor.
,'n' intelligence on he authority Of letters
Tom Ies'e, which received the funes, ere.
g' az Vienna, that the French admiral
{, htsny, has destroyed the Greek Fleet off
sS'o' Jor har'ng refused 10 obey the iniunc-
son o. me 24h Oct 10 desist from hosfih-
"S oSG."sf NE Iarks; and hacing sum-
. "o4ea Colonel Fabrier to Suspend jurther
J"na. The truth Of this intelligence WAS
aa""d oy some Of the papers, and among
,o sm' oy the Morning Herald Of Jan. !, which
~ a"'ners the silence of The Smyrna advices TO
g., 'sh Of November, upon this point, as
IL, I.' OF at least suficien, importance to render
'1 Statement questionable.
, oIf city corr spondent informs US says the
= 20 Sun Of December IS, tina, letter dat
lar's' December %, states that very little