Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-13

q no longer be enabled to insure their
that orders might arrive from the
4 over which he might have no con-
In consequence of this friendly
r. many Of the European residents
liateIy left Smyrna.
liter from Marseilles, dated March
ID /" AT this moment a Geographic
III affixed at the. Exchange informs
IA an Envoy from the Dey of Algiers
arrived at Toulon, in a French
81 with full powers to treat for peace.
bis quarantine he will 60 immedi-
4 Paris. 1t is thought that peace
an concluded, and that the Dey has
Sduced to accredit to this agent only
81 purpose of appearing to give salts
"a to France"
ssiia.-A letter from St. Petersburgh
Ea 10TH, stated that the departure Of
,nperor was daily expected, and it
bderstood that orders had been trans
s. to the army of the South to cross
s,lth on the 10Th March.
4ers from Odessa Of the 9th inst.
the state of the weather still pre-
the army passing the Pruth."
Hamburg paper mentions under the
If Frontiers of Poland, March 18th,
Eount Strogonow would accompany
Isnperor Nicholas, in case he should
5 he army, and would bear the official
Ion of all negotiations relative to the
Of the East.
STA and Persia.-Official despatch
S. lived at St. Petersburgh, on the 10th
|eh confirmed the satisfactory account
IA Termination of difficulties with Per-
The sons of Abbas Mira delivered
he fortress of Ardebil, after the dis
.ae of a few Congreve rockets, and the
on retired with arms and baggage.
Nritish Minister, Mr.. Mcdonald, had
seeded in persuading the Schah to ac-
al the terms of peace proposed by
Nassian Plenipotentlarles.
,oNsrANrINopLE, FEB. 23.-At the
ming of this month the news of the
noe in the English Ministry, which the
s Efandi knew day sooner than NJ.
had seemed-to inspire the
Il With more moderate sentiments, es-
islIg as it is stated, on good authority,
&c Hospodar Of Wallachia, in a let
ID bis son, who is here as a hostage,
led him that the frontiers were COW
18th Russian troops /; and this news
Il Some impression on the Grand VIII
I'd even ON the Sultan. The Refs
iii, alarmed at this state of things,
s0ltened some measures, and the rati-
|i6h of the commercial treaty with
ii, is owing to this circumstance. 1t
ain that the news from Greece, and
Al count of the first operations of Count
6 | istria, have effaced this first inn
So n, and prosecution Of the Armeni-
g ntinues with the same rigour.
rigorous measures respecting the
b Of the Bosphorus, which have
s Employed towards neutral flags are
1. relaxed in favour of the Austrian /;
eargoes of corn which were taken
AL eks ago, have been paid for only in
ind that in the new coin, which is
nuch deprecated.
S. NJ FRANCE. We have received
i papers to March 90. We extract
lowing paragraphs.-Bost. d. Ado.
NINA, MARCH IA. The public opin-
81 ues to be in favour of peace /; but
Il are people who pretend to be well
fs1 led, and who expect in a short time
|eF OF the entrance of the Russian
|H into Moldavia. However pacific
Emperor Nicholas may be, it is i'm
Il. e he should submit much longer, to
lays of political negotiation like
! the last year, while the Porte, by
losing of the Bosphorus, deprives
Russia, including its finest prov
Of all outlet for their produce.
speculations of our politicians turn
a present moment upon three points !;
|sslon of an English diplomatist to
ferburgh; the embarkation ofFrench
~ for the Morea and the negotia-
I American Agents at Constant
rs, MARCH 26. The probable con-
''2R OF peace between Russia and Paris,
2 important event in the present state
zalfs IN the east. The Moniteur of
S mas the following letter on the sub
9om st. Petersburgh. 1t is dated
'ch 9Th -
eWs received here yesterday even
pm the Georgian army, dated Feb.
Z. announce that the hostile demon
As made by General Paskewitch,
ne negotiations with the Persians
interrupted, has produced an affect
npt as 1t was salutary. The Schah,
a at the motions of the Russian
ION the road to Teheran, has de-
'2ed to send new instructions, and to
me storm which was ready TO break