Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-14

punished BY Capt, Barrow, for very hu'm0u ~
conduct. Thinking himself agg:ie,ea' "e
made a complaint before the tribunal mere d
gains, the Captain WHICH was dism'sseu u, ~.
founded lie seems to ascribe this result 10
The above mentioned gentleman, anu 10 nav
resolved from that time to do him 'hi'e"'e'
RUSSIA.
.,.cour,s from St. Petersburgh 10 the 3D. oil
Nov sts,es that the winter had set in severely.
N.ws had inst arrived that he important for-
,rsss If Fri an,hsd surrendered to the Russian
:roops. and that The garrison, consisting OF .
mo men. with Hassah Khan, the commander,
,ere prisoners Of war The Emperor having
IeT The capital on the lelh of October, the offl>
Ger ha,,ened with the news of this victory 10
ore,,ake his majesty. 1t was received ny the
Emperor a, Rig, where the Emperor arrived
on The 6th of No. HIS majesty attended
public thank giving, and caused The conquered
standards to be carried drought the streets.
The Emperor stayed at Riga only one COM
p,tte dav. The nexi evening he departed, but
the letters do not say for wha, part OF his en-
pire, or of Europe. II is supposed that mr. hao
returned TO his capita, as 1t is not oeiieved
,ha, he would have left it for the sole purpose
Of Spending 30 short time al Riga. l. Is con-
occurred, therefore, that he merely took that
place on his way, md that he had proceed
ed either to Warsaw 10 make arrangements
with his brother Constantine, III case certain
nossibl- events should occur, connected with
the policy Of neighbour ing empire; or tina, he
won i'd a, once descend toe Borys thenes, TO join
The immense srn,ies which he has disposed,
en- ec6elons, in bis southern provinces, and
which il was suspected he might intend u
lead across the pru,h. It's certainly singular
tina, he should have been so hurried during
hi, s,ay a, Riga, as 20 refuse attending grand
ball given in his honor, because he could not
STOP The night, 1t is extraordinary also that
tie direction which lie took should no; he r!ief.-
TONED.
Letters form Copenhagen say, that so sail
Of mt &C han,.ncn had arrived there, the srea-
ter par, bound up the Baltic. The general
opinion as, that they would be frozen IN the
whole winter.
GREECE.
The German papers, which arrived this
morning, contain an article from THESE, viii, h
notices report Of the Franks at Palras hay
ing been all massacred, We are glad to find,
however, tina, it was considered as mere ru-
mour. Besides, The number of Franks in Pa
,ras must be extremely small. There are some
slight details Of the aff.ir at Navarino, the
authority OF the English captain. They add
very lit,Ie TO The nfoImAtio which We posses.
sed on that subject.
Up to The hour Of going TO press, no fur
;her intelligence has been received, either at
the admiralty or the foreign Office relative to
Greece Or Turkey.
ROME.
The news Of the victory Of the Christians
was received here from Ancona in the course
Of Saturday night. HIS holiness who, on Sa-
turday moraing, ST. Charles day, celebrated
mass in the church of that saint, communicated
the news which he hid just received to The
French ambassador in the church itself. The
report will appear tomorrow in the Diario.-
The Joy is universal