Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-05
such that the Qaidnunrs may make themselves
perfectly easy at present."

sucn thal the Quidnunrs may make themselves
perfectly easy at present"
The Morning Herald states that the re port
Is revived that negotiations have been again
entered into with the Porte, to induce il 10 sc
cede 10 the Treaty Of 9th July; and letter from
the Agent OF Lloyd's at SMYRNA, dated the 18th
ult. announces that the Porte had actually
agreed 10 treat with tn ambassadors of Frsnce
and England on the subject, but had refused to
admit Russia as party to the negotiation
Another account from Navarino, OF an ear.
Her date than that we have Just noticed,
states that Ibrahim, some days before his de-
pariure, had paid visit to the French Admi-
raj, on which occasion he par,ook Of sump-
iuous entertainment, at which the other ADM,
rails and the principal officers Of the Allied
squadrons attended. He is said to have laid
aside his Turkish reserve and abs emiousness
during The repast, and 10 have drunk wine as
freely as the other guests. He is represented
as short and corpulent, with nothing prepos-
sessing in his appearance excep, his yes,which
are described as extremely lively and penetrat-
ing. He conversed only in Arabic, bu, such as
understood him admitted his shfewdness aud
knowledge.
Dutch papers to the 22d Oct. had reached
London. They give the following Russian bull
letin, from The Austrian Observer of the 18Th
Oct. received on that day at Vienna, da,ed
Bucharest, Sept 90:
On the 26lh OF this month the Turkish troops,
$4,000 in number, under the command OF the
Pacha Of Widdin, aGvanced against the posi-
lion of Czoroi. General Geismar did not he
state to engage then. The action was CONT
nued with great resolution on both sides from
.tI .f, H.
any desive result Both pnrlies retired 10 their
70, mer positions; but at night fall, Gen Gels
mar took advantage Of III. false security OF The
enemy, advanced rapidly and attacked the
camp, which the Turks tad already began TO
strengthen with some redoub,s. The attack
was conducted with SO much skill, and execu-
ted by our troops with 50 much courage. that
the enemy, though far superior in numbers,
could no, wi,nstond their impetuosity. The
Turks, being broken on all sides, sought safety
in fl,gh,. A complete rout succeeded. Five
cannon, "a pair of iors, 500 prisoners, 700
wagons laden with ammunition and all kinds
Of provisions, and great quanuiy OF arms
baggage aud horses, fell into The hands OF the
viciors. The Turks were driven back to their
entertainments at Kalrfal. Al the departure OF
the Courier the number of the killed lett by The
earmy on the field was not known, but consl-
derng The ardor with which he was pursued,
his loss must be supposed to have been very
considerable.
Ee1NA. Aug. 25-It is affi med that the Rus>
slams have obtained from the President OF
Greece, the Isle oil Samos, 10 establish there
h. ad quarters, and depo, OF men, provisions
and ammunition. 1t is believed tina, the French
and English will each require and Island IN
the ArchipelIg go, as a rendezvous for their re-
spec,ive sauadrons. Brussels paper, Oet %.
| FaANcE.-1he Jour. iu Commerce OF Oc'.l7
publishes statement OF the revenue Of france
for the frst nine morths OF This year, WEIGH
presen,s an amoun, OF $40, 9 900 Iancs, equa
to about $4,000 ,oooi. sterling. This amount
exceeds tina, fthr preceding year tor The same
period by 1855 ,ooc, francs, or s6', 344 s'er'
iinq. or all The differen, branches OF the reve
nue which have exceeded the returns oil the
precediny Vt ar that Of the Customs appears &c
have undergone the most material ameuoiia'
ton. presenting a surplus of ll,2l5,ooo francs
From PoRrueAL:-The lstes!! dates from
Lisbon. are 10 the 18th Of October-a week
later .ban before. One Of the Paris papers
contains report tina, the project OF marriage
between Don Miguel and his niece Dome Ma
ria. has been again brought on the tapis.
The arrival Of the young Queen in England
has caused much sensation in both parties, ant
doubled the vigilance Of the police. A formi
dable expedition agains, the islanders sailed a
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