Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-26
From The Dublin Esening Post;
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,de or n. n,rden,lles by III. Emperor OF Kus-
STA. and not only munitions Of war, such as salt
peire, gun powder, muskets, saii-cioth, roPe''
bumbs, cannon, SC, will be prohibited irou
entering into Cons antinople, buk all kinus "
provisions, including sugs and Coffee WIZ oe
most carefully excluded
The rff;c upon he population OF that CaP''
tai, in o.,sequence Of the Russian fmpero'
having revoked the waiver ct his maritithe
right, and the ready compliance OF the BRITISH
government IN acknowledging thar>righ', "eea
not hr told Constant'nopie, In The course %
six morths. shou ID the Russian vessels be able
10 keep thu sea in winter, will be reduced 10 the
utmost extremity, and the effect cannot fali 10
be communicated 10 thc operations OF ms ouo>
Unity in Thrace. In shoIt it will expedite the
te minati OF the War.
Bv the last accounts, however. we learn thai
the Pore has added another and a powerful
one TO its enemies. 1t has declared war again ST
France; so that the French King, it is probable
will send squadron 10 bockair smyrna: " III
the British government acknowedg. this mar
i,ime right on The part OF France! We do not
see how, in compliance with the principle on
which the Duke OF Welling,on's adminlstra
ton is conducted, his Grace can refuse his as
sent to the rights which may be claimed by
France.
Again should France proceed another step,
and take military possession either Of Smyrna,
or of some oi the Greek Islands, which, as a
| belIieerent she would be fully warranted In do
| ing, would England interfere?
| No doub, she will. She will write and ne
gociate and send diplomatic notes, and receive
drx,erous replies-but will she tell her cannon
| 10 interfere? We confess Wa think this exceed.
ingly doubtful.
| II she do no, interfere, however, the trade
| with Turkey for The present is al an end. We
need not mint that the Mediterranean Com
merce is The the very best and most productive
Which the British merchants carry on with any
part Of Europe.
At present the outcry Of the Turkish mer-
chants agsins, the Duke Of Wellington is very
ex,ravagan,. We doubt whether it is even
surpassed by the de estation in which his
Grace i, held by the Brunswlckers OF Ireland.
| Yet after all, what would they have his Grace
10 do?-The only effectua way OF stopping the
war Of France and Russia against our Ancient
ally would be 20 go to war with these powers.
| Now, we ask does any one man contemplate
the possibility Of Ihls?
| A war with France and Russia! Oh, no,
gentlemen,i will not come to This. A war
with France and Russia, with whe-t 100 shl-
lings quarler-with gold rapidly leaving The
country-with the American Tariff in your
eeih-with Lane ashiie and Yorkshire on the
point Of susprnding their looms-wiih Ireland
on The verge of an Orange insurrection-wl,h
the Poor Rates al 1000 oooI and The National
| Debt at virtually one thousand millions. No
we shall have no war with France and RUS
| We should not Ue Observation-Disclosures.
Three or four millions Of soveregns would 5e
no lihr Just at present
| We should not be able 10 take the carving
trade oul of the hand, Of America, without ex-
ercising The right Of search-and an attempt,
to exercise the right would add America 10 the
number Of our enemies.
BY going 10 war with France we might en-
danger the stability Of King Williams Throne
in the Netherlands The French mign, cross
the Rhine once more.
BY going war with Russia, The Baltic
might be closed against us-and what is more
material, the King Of Prussia might occupy the
Kingdom Of Hanover.
BY going to war with the United States, we
should put the safery Of Can ida 20 the utmos,
hazard he accounts received ytster day from
Quebec show clearly that The Canadians are
anxious to become component part Of the
grea, American Republic.
rinaiIV oy engaging IN war at all we should
eGdanger Ireland.
But what would be the dangers from within?
Bank restriction certainly and immediately-a
reduction Of The interest on the debt in due
ime-universal confusion, and financial anar-
chy.
Go 10 war with France, Russia, and Ameri
ca, or with either Of the three! II is OUT of the
question.
We must set our house in order frs,. In
spite Of the Brunswiekers and the Established
Church, we must emantipate Ireland, magma.
nimously and Internationally. We musl come
to an understanding with the holders OF the
National Securities; and finally the people mus,
nave enough to eat.
France, therefore, may go on, aud so will
Russia, without rec'ivinglet or hinarance from
the King OF Great Britain and ireland.
For Alexandria, Georgetown and
WASHING TON,
d. The regular packet-sloop