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

EFcHSu EnR1Sn SdDinctS CS!OIt IL aStS'~
"Tne conclusion drawn from this is, tha, the
political march in the affairs OF the East Is al>
re 4dy marked out, and that the Russian Cahi-
net will act in perfect accord with ne stipula-
lions OF the treaty of July 6, without EMPLOY
ing great resources 10 bring about the pacifca-
ti,n Of Greece, if The contracting powers should
MT think proper to consent TO a military pos
ture being assume by land. aud the execution
Of 1t confilrd To Russia. courier had been
sent of to Malta with Instructions for Admiral
Heyden."
\ letter fro n Vienna, of Jan 4, announces a
courier from 81. PetersbIrgh, bringing new
declaration TO the Allied Courts, IL which he
dec ares that, "notwiths' anding the refusal OF
the Grand Seignior to accept The intervention
or The A ird powers, which Was followed by
the immediate demand Of pass 2orls BY the
Ami S, doris, he wishes in pursuance of III"
tray Of Juy s, 20 maintain the Continent al
peace, ana await the further steps taken by The
other .wo Courts"
The Augsburg Gaze:,e contains the Pillow
ing parric ulars, under the date OF Constantine
pie, D 'cemh-r 18th. "In the capital, prepara>
ton, Tor thewar are making with activity. The
Romelioc chefs have arrived here, and have
each received pelisse badge of honor
Afer council held yesterday at the residence
f the MIfti, several Tartsrs were DIES pate he'd
to the fur,resses on the Danube, the nature Of
whose commission is unknown. The young
Turks of all ranks are exercised after the Eu-
top-an tactics. Since the departure Of the
Ambas ador>, the en- husiasm in favor OF the
Sultan ha, risrn TO the greatest height a fir
man has been Issued, ordering tina: the Chris
,i4ns wherever residing, and OF wha'e,er de-
scrio,ion should he allowed to en- ov their re-
hginus worship without mo!estati"n. Chap
els have brcn built in the suburbs of Con>ran,
,inepie and Adriauope, where service is per-
formed every SUNDAY by CHRISTIAN Ministers.
The opinion prevailed N the Divan, iha, the
courts Of England and f. ance would disap>
prove Of thc dc ariurr of their Ambassadors.
1t was not supposed, however, that The Grand
Segnor was without apprehensiors OF the re
suit, AID he WAS nrslectmg nothing. haiti
Schvr.ff direct d the whoe lire Of the Danube
t. be frIti6, d., with the Islands OF Tent dos,
lmbro, Samothrace, and 10 furDish The porte al:
Eos with all the munitions Of war, including
orgrs for hot shot, sc S'ven hnndrrd can
a rs have b"en sent out TO the Dardane;les fnr
The bI'teri S there.
Extract of private letter December 10,
from Cpnstan,in"pl,: "Among the defensive
measures recently I'D pied By the Sui an may
be mentioned the toryoca ion OF the leads
If the trading companies and corporations
Of the capial. They were made 10 take
oath aud declare, mat N case OF war
they would collect together the Mussul-
mans Of their respective quarters and march
1t their head. Or is oc, aston The Srrassier
delivered TO them a cafe An OF hohor IS
maxi IF their dig itv. Seven hundred pie.
ces Of iron cannon have been Sent 10 the
Da drnels for I've d fence of the castles. "A
great auan,i'v Of the malrriai Of war continues
II hr IT III ported to the line OF the Danube.
Orders have been despatched 10 the provinces
for the heads Of trading companies and corpo-
ra,ions, to .dUp, he sane n easu'ts IS 'hosr
rnfo"crd in he capital. Notwl hsrAnding all
tn ese prepara,io"si' seems certain that the
Pore will contine Itself 10 defensive measures.
"P,rfec, tranquility prevails in the capital