Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-13
EoRFIGN NEWS-BY THE LAST ARRIVAL.

FOREIGN NEWS-BY THE LAST ARRIVAL.
Rv ,he Convention concluded. with oPain' !"
is repor,ed shat the Spanish Government as.ees
n advance 900 ,ooOI in liquidation oil all Claims
-, ad. nv the British sufferers, and CIV seeu
r;,v for the payment of The amount; 2oo,oooi 20
b. Maid quarterly, till the Whole sum Is u's-
charged. Z e. ~,
tho Nautical arrests in that capital between Tue
,s, and 10Th inst. were more than 70 III num-
Der. and that among them were several persons
ybo had been considered slaunch parlzans OF
,hc osurner. Most of the coffee houses were
shut M. and business was almost suspe nded
The London Monthly Agricu'tuns' Report,
published in London, Oct. 81, in speaking Of
Wheat, saws that the stock OF old wheat Is am
nlv sufficient, a fortunate Circumstance, cons
sidering the inferiority of the new sample
The great drmand on the old stock Tor seeu,
and for mixing. together with the speculative
views of the holders OF bonded foreign wheat,
obviously occasioned the late sudden rise I'D
price. The report says, no apprehension
need be entertained Of want oil bread, at Inc
same time il ought TO be expected cheap. lie
governments OF both France and England, have
been Iaudibly solicited to procure foreign sup
ply. Clover Seed is a bad crop.
The Earl of Dalhousie, late Covernor-'ene-
raj of The Csnadas, arrived in London on the
2eth Of Oct from Scotland; aud transacted Du-
siness at the Colonial Office
There are said to De upwards oil 1000 pupils
in regular attendance at the new London Uni
ver,iiv. The medical class exceeds 269.
Hunton, the forger, who was laken from on
hoard The Leeds al Portsmouth, has been tried
for forgery and found guilty. The story OF his
h.a a akPr c
Parliamen, has been further prorogned TO the
18th OF December.
BERLIN, Oct. 24.-IVe have the following
nar,iculars in addition to those which we gave
yesterday:
"Already, on the 9Th of October, at room, a
pri, ale Secretary Of The Captain Pacha, accom-
psnied by two other Turks, appeared on board
The Paris, 10 commence negotiation Tor the
surrender Of Varna. By the tmperor's orders
he was referred to Admiral Greig, but returned
without coming 10 any understanding. The
negotiation was, however, renewed by the same
Envoy on the morning Of the 9th, in Count Wo-
ronzow's tent, but did not lead 10 a more Ia
variable result. In the evening" Jussuf Pacha
himself appeared, and the result Of the confer
euce with him was, tina, positive declara'io
was promised for the next day. The Pacha re-
turning ON the lOih, gave his declaration that
he must acknowledge the impossibiIiiy OF de-
Tending the place any longer, and thu reiore
could ONLY vote for the surrender: AS The Cap
tain Pacha, however, would not consent 10 a
| capitulaiion on any terms, he, JusSui Pacha,
had resolved not to return into the fortress, but
| to Mace himself under the protection OF the
FmDeror. When this resolution was known
in the town, all the troops that were under the
command Of Jussuf Pacha Immediately laid
apd !4s q. n6h ty g sa HIS
| in troops with their commanders, out Of the
| town, 10 surrender themselves as prisoners Of
war 10 the besiegers. After he garrison had
in this manner dissolved itself, the Captain Pa
cha, who, with those that remained faithful 10
him, haG heG into the citadel, requested TO be
allowed 10 retire unmolested, with 300 men, 10
the corps under Omer Vrone. The Emperor
granted this, condition that he should eli her
AXE the road by way of Pravat, or embark for
Bourgas Towards noon, deputies came from
the town, & requested permission to deliver the
keys to the Emperor. The Emperor received
them on the top o. the telegraph mountain
The .own was occupied by the Russian troops
and a salute from all the ships announced and
accompanied this happy event.
The Ambassadors and ENJOYS of Foreign
Powers, who embarked a, Odessa on the Sd,
arrived in the road 10 Varna on the 9th. They
are Prince Philip Of Hesse Homburg; The Aus
trian Ambassador; the Duke de Montemart, the
French Ambassador; the Prussian Charge
d'Affairs, Councillor Won Kusler; the Prussian
Lieutenant Colonel Won Thun; the Swedish
Ambassador, Baron Won Palmsticrna; and the
Hanoverian Ambassador, Lieutenant General
Van Dornberg. They will remain on board
the ship which bro't them.-P russian Stale Ga
-ette, Oct. s.
SEMLlN, Oct. l3.--It is affirmed that the
Porte is sending above $4,000 inen from Alba.
MIA and Greece towards the Danube. This las,
news has caused great sensation in Servi,.
VIENNA, Oct. i5.-The Presiden, Of Greece
has addressed a circular 10 the PanheIenion.
and to the extraordinary Commissioners in the
departments stating that the Ambassadors of
three Allied Powers had signifed 10 him ma,
they were authorised by their Courts to open
communication with the Government, of Greece
and in concert with the President, 10 prerare