Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-16
From the N. Y. Daily Advertiser:
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Sy the ship Paias, Capt. Brown, arrived
Yesterday from Havre, we have received Paris
papers to the 9th, & Hayre to the 9th Of May.
Their political contents are nut Of much inter-
est.
Letters from ST. Petersburgh to the 18th OF
April mention that the Emperor Nicholas
still occupied his habitation. Several regi.
ments had left the Capital for the South. The
passage of the Pruth was considered as a mat
ter Of course, and that the Russianarmy would
occupy Moldavia and Wallsch ia, and there
conGne itself in demanding the treaty of Ack-
erman.
The accounts from Constantinople were TO
the 18th April. Al the time tranquility pre-.
vailed. The Port still adhered, with regard 10
Russia, 10 the Hetti ScheriE Of the goth Of
December.
The advices from Jassey and Bucharest were
Of a hostile character.
At Jassey, on the 10th April, preparations
were going on Tor the passage Of the Pruth.
The London Courier Of the 5,h OF May, an
nounces The receipt o. dispatches from Lord
CowIey, the English Ambassador at Vienna.
They state that the intentions of the Emperor
OF Russia towards the Porte have never been
directed by any idea OF conquest. Tha, the on
" obiecto of the alliance between Russia, France,
ana EnpiaUu, Win ISbdIu " tIC Vi t"S
East, wa. TO maintain the execution of the trea-
ty Of the 9th Of July.
The Journal du Havre Of the 9th says,-"If
entire faith can be placed in the last letters re-
ceived from Poland, The Emperor Of Russia
will this year con6ns himself to the occupation
Of the municipalities with his army"
Count Capo d'Istra has liberated the Turks
of ooth sexes, whom the Greeks had retained
as prisoners.
Prince Ypsilanti arrived at Paris on the 4th
Of May.
The Gazette de France asserts that Mr.. de
Chateaubriand has been appoined Ambassador
to Rome.
PARIS, May S.
Odessa, .ApriI iO.-We have received the
agreeable intelligence that their Royal High.
nesses will arrive here the last Of this month or
the beginning of next. Every preparation is
making for their reception. The Emperor
will only remain a few days and then proceed
Immediately for the army. The Empress will
remain here till the close Of the campaign.
All The troops are advancing in divisions and
corps and will be so concentrated by the 9th
or 28th, that they will be able TO open The CAM
paign. The weather is now favourable the
roads being in excellent order. Vessels laden
with provisions depart daily for Kilia, where
the Imperial squadron is assembling to sup
por, the army. Orders have been issued 10
commence the construction OF the bride IS for
the passage Of the Pruth on the 18th: or which
day the Grand Duke Michael is expected 10
arrive. .Aus6urg Gdz.
PARIS, May z.
Bucharest, April 2I.-Up TO the evening OF
The feth nothing unusual was remarked on the
borders Of the Pruth, but we saily look for the
most decisive events.
We have letters from Constantinople to the
9Th, which'furnish some interesting details oil
The situation Of that capital since the declare '
tion Of Russia was know there. The great
mass ofthe inhabitants received the intelligence
with an indifference bordering on contempt.
The grandees Of the empire on the contrary,
were struck with uneasiness. The Grand Selg-
nor die not appear alarmed and was resolved
to carry on the war with energy. Such was
the general state Of things up to The first meet
ing of the Divan, which took place on the so,h
ult. and in which the situation of the empire
uodrr existing circumstance was discussed.
Siuce then, The public mind appears more ex-
cited, and one portion Of the inhabitants is dis
posed for war, while another is Of a contrary
opinion.
The Grand Seignor orders out his troops at
sunrise & exercises them himself tHl 9 O'Clock,
when he goes to The Seraglio, takes a bath,
breakfast, and then remoun!s his horse and
again exercises the troops in his favorite ma
nGuvres, which he continues, without any re-
taxation for several hours.
The Sultan remains with his soldiers, and
par,akes of their provisions; and the moment
their meals are finished he renews their exer.
else, and Joes not repair to the seraglio Till
evening. 1t appears tina, his troops do moi
manifest the disposition that was anticipated
and that they have a decided aversion TO Euro
pean discipline.
Ullerior events are looked for with uneasinessi
the Grandees con,inue to hat,er themselves
that an arrangement with Russia is still pos
sible.-Augs. Gaz.
PoRTuaAL.-Advices from London Of the
10Th April, state that some excuses had been
committed at Lamego, which had induced the
garrison to fire on the ~populace who were led
on by two officers of The Marquis de Chaves
1: was said that Don Miguel had altered his in
,ention Of assuming the title Of King, & would
continue to govern Portugal as Regent, & thus
| undermine by degrees the institutions Of his