Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-03


his capital for Odessa, aud two day after, Count
Nesselrode, with ali the persons attached to the
Foreign Department, over which that minister
2resides, was to depart for the same destina-
tion. These indications are regarded as an ev-
idence, notwithstanding the language OF modes
ra,ion used in the official papers. OF determin.
alton on the part OF Russia to prosecute the con-
test with the utmost energy. The Aussourgh
Gazstie states that the Court OF Berlin has ad-
dressed 10 the Great Powers declaration, IN
whie il defends the military measures adopted
by Russia agains, the Porte, and expresses its
disa appreciation Of the conduct lately pursued by
Turkey" The same paper adds,that The letters
from Vienna, which speak of this declaration,
add that Austria also declares that it would not
see with indifference Russia disturbed in the
exercise Of its rights
A Berlin paper Of May -, says; eve now
know that the Emperor Of Russia will proceed
from ST P-tersburgh 20 Ismaei. which will then
be the headquarters Of the Russian army, and
that the army will probably march through
Bulgaria by The shortest route, and without
much DELAY, towards Cons,antinople.
On the 9th Of April, the Manifesto, annonnc-
ing hos,ilites against the Ottoman Umpire,
was read in all the churches Of ST. Petersburgh;
an,. on this occasion High Mass vas perform.
ed in the Church Of our Lady oil kassan, al
which the Metropolitan Of Novoso'od and 81
Pe,er,burgb, assisted by his Clergy, ehanled
lie Deum, to implore the Divine blessing On
The Russian arms.
Letters from st. Petersburgh, state that on
the 7,h instant, the Emperor was present a, inc
parade, aud at the same time TOOK ieaVe vi inc
troops In the Casan Cathedral, The prayers
usual when the Emperor undertakes long
MI. al m
ily was present a, this solenniiy, during which
the church, s the square before it, were htled
with crowd If people, who gave the most un-
eouirocal mark, Of attachment, 20 their Sover-
riun. It,s ADDED, that the Empress would
leave S.. Petvrsburgh on the 9th TO soto Odes-
Sa.
In The mean time slight CLEAN Of hope that
a rupture may be still avoided between Russia
and Turkey is held out on the authority OF let
,e,s from Jassy, Of The Esd. ull. that Turkish
Envoy had arrived there will, dispatches for
the Russian Consul, which were 10 IT forward
cd Inmsdid triy 10 the Russian head quarters,
and that in consequence Of this circumstance
the hope, peace had revived little at Jassy.
|, i, wo. thy Of notice, thai the Court Medal
ist, Nj Loos, a, Berlin, is engraving with lie
anproba ION Of the Government, a medal in
CONNIE Grafton If the Russian declaration Of
war agans, Turk, y. On one side is TO be the
bust uf III Russian Emperor, and on he reverse
Young warrior armed in The fashion Of the
Crns ldrr>, * receiving sword from The irandS
"a female representing the Christian religion
The inscription is To be the following words OF
The ASH Psalm, 4th verse ;-"Aocinge Frmorl
Glodium Tuum." q, hero! grid on thy sword.
ST PETERsBURGH, MAY
ORDER OF THE DAY OF HIS MAJESTY
THE EMpEt OR.
The glorious and advantageous peace with
Persia ha, not vet Sci bounds TO the brilliant
deed, of the Russian armies We terminate d
Jus. war, but o, another side an equal struggle
aw ats US 70" the d fence Of our honor, and OF
the righ purchased with Russian blood. The
hostile pr .ce.dings Of the Turkish Govern
ment had already exhausted the generous Tor
brarance Of the Emperor Alexander, OF glori-
our memory; that Government has now filled
. ~ The measure; scarcely had II confirmed Inc
e ,ee Nv the most solemn oa,hs, when ii open.
" brew A the mask of friendship which i,
had as>Lm d.
We mar, in order TO put an end to the
trouble and masSaores in The countries border
ing n our empire, and to establish the violat
ell trace on solid foundations. Soldiers! In
,omba Z civil I'D nations, used 10 the art OF
Wa, y.u have gained lmperishable glory, not
oniv by The vaior which Insured you the ric,o.
ry, hu, also by your magnanlmity. Blind ODE.
Lience 10 his superiprs, Strict discipline, and
mercy to thu ,snq"ish d. have always distin,
eushed the Rassian soldier You have seen
IN, peaceabe inh bit.n,s receive you with Joy
on your arr, -, and those whom Won have
COZ quered salute YOU with tn name of d li'-
rre,s You main in This glorious character
while YOU hold Out the hand Of friendship TO
| your frllow-c,tizsns; sUbiue those VINO viii no,
submit, but SPARE the weak and the MANNED
spare the props rty, The houses, and even the
temple. Of our eneIaies, though they are OF a
dffrreni religion.
thus the Holy Religion of our R,deemer
communicable who, by mildness and hnmani'
~, shall have conc ,la,-d The bi,teresi enemies
he, VINO shall have defended the widows and
orphans. shall he as dear 10 my heart as the
brave,t in tn field. Russian soldiers, you will
no, deceive 10y expectation. We have God
for us, who crowns justice and in'fpidi'y with
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