Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-18
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

| ,.b arrived II New-Yoik, l4th INST. from
=, the editors Of the Daily Advertiser
,.,. ,sceiyed papers from that place TO the Sd,
:, from Paris 10 the Is, of November.
~. yloniteur Of Oct. 3lst announces, tina,
.,'r;sr extraordinary sen, from Farna by the
~. Of Montemart on the llth Oct. (29th
80, had brought the Information Of the cap
'p &c tina, pace. The particulars it brings
." =. In, RECREATION Of the Russian Bulletin.
IT. Fmpercr has lefi Varna for St. Peters
oh. and his army were preparing ioI winter
Tbs Hayre Phare Of the Sd mentions re-
=. ,ba, after the fall Of Yarna, Omar Vrione
's.cI,d his retreat. and was pursued by the
o,n,e Eugene Of Wirtemburg.
I,.oonts from Odessa to the S'h of Octo-
-. rsp,ion, tina, Prince Menzikof was re-
',rs~;cp Of his wound The military hospital
N ,ast city had been opened.
S.yerol English armed vessels have passed
.r,s,, for the South, which were supposed
raro1 70 recruit the Mediterranean Squadron.
.v,,seIs under the Colombian flag abound in
IN. seas in all directions"
Between Oct. 18th and 18th, seven vessels
nh corn from the Baltic, on government ac~
,,.r, arrived AT Calais. That lately landed a,
Il,,rr is in bond: and on the 2+'h, OF 5000
T.,,o,;tres Of heat were sold there Tor England,
., 27 Of 2s francs.
Ss,eral Neopolitan vessels have been cap
,u,pt BIZ the Algeriues, but most OF them re-
captured.
enthusiasm.
was said in Paris that note had been re-
,e;yed from London, urging the French cabinet
n ,xpress their feelings on the Affairs oil the
r,S, and that Lord Wellington wishes 10 in
duce them 70 Join the British cabinet In de-
mandIur an explanation from Russia; but that
france viii do nothing but in pursuance OF the
treaty Of July.
M de Chatesubriand has been received with
distinction at his first inrcryien with the Pope.
FR,ScE.-The friga,es PAmazone and La
Nedee sailed from Brest on the 27tn with
troops for the West Indies. The friga:es Belle
Gabrielle and Caroline, and the schr. Bagon-
aase we're soon TO follow them with troops.
Accounts Fl ON Barsur-Aule represent the
vintage as FIVE tunes greater Than usual; while
he cellars are also full. In the upper Pyrenees
the crop is very abundant. In The Lower IL is
less fauering.
The Moni,eur states that all the dissentions
between the French and Brazil have been ter
minated. new article has been added to the
treaty of 1926, which explains the 2lst article.
relating 10 the rights OF belliserents and neu-
trails, or the principle ever defended by the
French government.
The Minister OF Commerce is believed TO be
occupied with plans for the encouragement: oi
foreign i'm porrs,ions His nephew has gone 10
LYONS, apparently collecting Information re-
la:ing the subject.
PORTUGAL An insurrection has broken
out ia the island OF Teroe'ra, IN favour OF Dor
Miguel NUNS and Almeida, who placed
themselves al the head, and are said 10 have
collected q body Of 5000 guerilla troops, have
received check.
The Frcuch frigate Themis has gone 10 cruizs
among the Azores.
A letter from Lisbon Of Oct l5'h, says, tina
The Pope's Nuncio and Senior Campuzano, ,hr
Spanish minister, are endeavoring 10 persuade
Don Miguel 10 marry the young Queen, bu
without effect II was then said THAI he APP
pearrd willing, but tina, the Queens mother
woald not allow il.
SpAN-The infant Don Carlos has claims
on the treasury for more than nine millions .
reals and has demanded imme date payment
1t is said that England has offered them loan
on conditions Of having secured one hall INT
re'enue Of the post Office, The lottery, snutf an'
tobacco, The Count Villamar has Seen arrest
"a al the gates Of Madrid.
Courlers were very active from Madrid &c
l-i,hou, aud other courts. The government
have required Spaniards who left their countr!
Voluntarily, TO return in four months. a ii'
pension will be granted 10 those who wish Il
remain abroad
Foreigners who have settled at Barceion
since 1928, were TO leave i, in six days.
GsEEcx.-It is stated tina. Coron was delIv
eredup to the French, without any opposition
Mar Canea, in Gambia, the Greeks iatei.
look fort from the Turks, and fought Ion.
line before they were dispossessed.
SIS more cannon are 10 be- sent TO the More
from France to foitify the strong places. liner
IS said to be scarcity OF provisions
The Russians have obtained the island Q
SamosN f the Greek government 10 estaoiis
their head quarters; aud it is supposed tina
The English and French viii have rallving pla
.es In other POSITIONS. The expedition 10
Preresa has left Poros. 1t will amount to