Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-07
From the New.York Daily Advertiser.

! From the New.York Daily Advertiser.
BY the ship Mary Susan, Captain Chandler.
from Greenoek, (sailed on the 22d June,) we re-
ceived London papers of the evening Of the
18th. and Greenock papers Of the ais; Of June,
containing London dates Of the 10Th. The
following articles are all that the la,eness Of the
| hour would enable US to furnish this morning.
LONDON, June 10, Evening.
The improvement m the French Funds with
intelligence from Vienna Of rise IN the Aus
TRAN funds, produced favorable effect in this
market to day. Consols advanced to 88{ and
closed at tina, rate. The impressio in the mo-
ney market seems 10 be thai . further rise is
likely to take place if the comnercial arr auge-
ments lead 10 no creation Of new stock, and if
no fear presents that the war between Russia
and Turkey, will embroil any of the great Eu-
ropean powers. On the latter subject, good
deal Of doub, exists. The only ARRIVAL which
throws any light upon Turkish affairs, is let>
ter from Bucharest o. the 26h ult. which states
that the Emperor was expected TO arrive there
on the 3lsr, ard il was supposed would imme>
diately after cross the Danube.
The notice for an enquiry into the cause of
the depression Of the British shipping, was
made by Mr.. Gascoigne on Tuesday. 1t was,
however, depied that this interest had suffered
more than all others, and declared that there
was no intention on the part ct the ministry to
abandon the present system.
Letters from Vienna, 10 The Sd June, stale
that az the last dave from the Russian Army,
there had been no 6shling, excep, in the pro-
secu,ion Of the siege OF Brailow; and that il was
believed tina: the in, ading army would not pass
the boundaries OF WalIachia and Moldavia,
withou, express orders from the Emperor
This is con6rmatory Of the reports Of conces.
sion on the part of Turkey, and the hesitation
on the part Of Russia.
PoRTueAL.-The last Paris papers state that
Miguel has not been able 10 assemble more
than 5000 men. The constitutional army was
10 900 strong-sooo were al Onorto aud in The
environ7. The Regency at Oporto continued
10 act with vigor.
The London papers state that there was not
a word Of ruth in TIE re6oited detection OF the
constitutional troops at Opor,o.
The Gazrtts announces The appointment Of
Mr. Vesev, as well as the Presidency OF the
Board Of Trade.
Mr.. Calcraf, and Mr.. Croker are appointed
members of His Majesty's privy council.
Mr. Caleraft has su cceeded Mr. Vesey Fl z
gerald, as pay master of the forces, and Lord
F. l.. Cover it is understood is TO be the new
Secretary for Ireland.
We learn from the frontiers Of Molda,ia,
May 26, that division Of Cossacks had alrea-
| dy made excursions on the right bank Of the
| DANUBE, and has c on WINGED itself that the de-
| fensive preparations Of The Turks are very fee
bic
Brsilow was investe! by corps Of 5000
Russians, and the trenches were opened on the
2lst Of May, very near the fortress, for the
purpose Of making a breach The Turkish
| garrison had set fire 10 the suburbs Two Rus
sian baltalions were order, To drive the
Turks out of them, they penetrated INTO thr
streets; which were cboked up with rubbish
and charged the Turks at the point of the bay
one,, while the fortress, fired at Them with NOR.
:ars. About 100 Turks were killed snd tIken
prisoners.
7, was reported that number Of Cossacks
had been brought prisoners into Brailow, and
by he Paoha's orders hanged OH the walls OF
he for Uess, in sight Of The Russian army The
soldiers were enraged 1t was feared The TAX
ing Of Brailow would be attended with dread
iul massacre.
1t was expected that the passage Of the Da-
nube would be effected by the end ct May.
The Glasgow Courier of the 2lst oil June,
says-"the accounts from France inform us. in
language that cannot be misunderstood, & pre-
pare us TO expect some hostile movements on
the part Of that country, against some Of her
neighbours. The speech nf the Duke Deca-
res is too explicit TO require any comment.