Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-28

S:a,s, Qulncey Adams, Esq. Pronounced
in CIr;re5, By the Prcsiden,! How well in
5,a,,i these forcign writers respecting our
;gemmen'
b. the ship Bayard, arrived al New York
ION H4,re, Pjris papers 10 the lst Of March
s.ye bc,u received, being two days later from
The Coz incnI Of Europe than our former ad q,
vices.
Capt. Robinson, OF the Bsyard, sta'cs, that
Gen. Lafayette had been dangerously Ill with
an of mma,ury complaint, but had nearly re-
covered on the last Of February, He lost a
glrd daughter, Madame Perron, about ihe
middle of February, which s::7"'.;!! bin T7TJ
much. Madame p was 4 daughter of the
Countess Latour Maubourg, the Generals ED
.adaughter Madame p, was only married
IN August last,
Lord Cochran arrived al Paris ON the GOTH
oiFebruary.
The proc eccings Of The Chamber of Depu-
lies had assumed an interesting and promising
aspect. VI B Constant, aud NJ. Dupin, the
elder, had Introduced propositions, SAID 10 be
highly important, on the iioerry Of IT," Press,
BNh Of ,tem de mauled the legislative au no.
,lues TO be pr duced under which the Ministers
claimed the tight Of tstab'ishin. the c,nsor-
,hl 'uring lhe recess, IF tie Chambers; and
or If NJ. b. Constants plans has for its object
% A,ptiye ,he administration OF the power OF
liking away printers license, alIcr his con>
lemn,tion. A Paris paper expresses hope
;ha the censorship will be nothing more than
an,we, under the management of . Chamber
composed Of The real, chosen Representatives
iFrance
A&.irs in Turkey wsa, the same doubtful APP
2'aranct; and nothing has yet transpired which
csn be considered more decisive or The ques'
Ion Vi peace or war.
The consaIates Of the Allied Powers at Smyr-
IA hal been closed on the Goth January The
afrraOns BY the Greeks against The fortress
OF $40 were continued; and altho' two Turkish
'"IpS OF The line and brig Of war had arrived
Il Myis'ene from Consr an inop'c, and were rea-
~ % transport troops from Chesme 10 Sc;o, II
H'i believed that Admiral RigU! would forbid
hrm. lie was at Nouria, and has already SEMI
a0hce TO SClo aud To- III Government oil
nFerce. As Lord Cochraue Was intormrd, a
r." months ago, that the Allies would forbid
,"e iu'klsh and Greek ,eSs, Is to land on coasts
'o' immediately dependant on them, II is sup
.''Sc similar Course viii be followed In the
resent case, aud that there will be no repcu'
'on Of the massacre of Scin.
We learnfrom Constantinople, that the per
Ncu'Ion Of The Armeniaus continued, and grea
.Hress prevailed by the exile OF thousands o
,4Mules who had no resource but what arose
nun the VOLUNTARY contributions OF the Euro
leaa legations.
!FG1'ldted from, The .iugaburga Ga.ehe.
Tries lie, Feb. 18Th.
y transport arrived on the 10Th with the
.'Sg!ge OF Nj. de RIbeaupierre. ami the Rus
Aao i!lsaie was seen near, on board of which
'S the Ambassador; tut his destination, ac'
SO'~'nS 10 the orders of his court which have
eee dispatched from hence, should be fol
-" Captain Of j vessel arrived at This port
aug 'IT' 'he Greek flag, reports that he learned
Me 18th January, from fishing boats neat
: ,1p0n d Romania, that Count Capo d'Istris
,SS ~ arrived there. Other ship news informs
go So Ne arrived at Egina ON The 22d Ills ef-
WIS were transnorIe6 in a, American vessel