Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19
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ne snip Chelsea, arrived al New ork
brings London papers TO the 18th of April.
! lURHEY AND GREEcE.-It was said at Wen
ma on the 5th of April, that the Courts of Aus
! tfia and Prussia had resolved 10 accede 10 thu
! Treaty Of the 9Th Of July, and 10 press upon Tia,
| Forte the acce 2,anoe oil the conditions propos
ed In 1t. The Courier saws, "We believe tina
this intelligence will be substantially confirm
ed. We know that Austria has been anxious
10 induce the Porte 20 adopt more moderate
policy, and that she has warned her Of the dan.
ger TO which her present system would certain
ly expose her." The same paper asks, "Woud
u very much surprise our readers il they were
| to hear, that, as soon as Russia shall have oc-
. cupied the Principalilies Of Wallachia and
Moldavia, negotiations will be resumed, which
may lead 10 an amicable adjustment upon such
terms as these-the fulfilment on the part OF the
Porte OF the Treaty Of Acknowledging def
nltiSe arrangement with respect t. the Prlnci-
pa:'ues-an the establish 'nent Of the indepen>
dence Of Greece"
II will 5r seen by the article from Ancona,
gwen below, that an arrangement Is understood
to be an the point of being agreed to, respecting
the Egyptian troops in the Morea. lbrahim
P+Cha is said TO have received his fathers in.
stfuclions, and 68 transports are reported TO
have arrived in the Archipelago from Alcxan-
dria, 20 convey the Egyptian troops back to
Egypt.
1t is also s,ale,. from Zante, that the Nation
al tiag of the Greeks has been host"d on board
ali Greek ships and his has been hailed IS an
onrn OF the speedy establishment, oil the nde>
pendence Of Grecc.
1t is again said that hosiilitics have broken
out in Seryia trtween the Governor, Prince Mi.
L.. III IN l,,i,, hn pa In
OF WidGin. The latter are said TO have been
defeated, and the Pacha killed. But the Cnu-
rrer says it has not received any information Of
this news. NJ. de Miliitz, the Persian Ambas-
sador at Con5tantinople, has been succeeded
by NJ de Canitz. Ii was nj de MilhlZ, who
was alluded to the other day, as having been re-
called by his Government, to give certain eX-
plantations relative TO his embassy.
Letters from Corfu Of the Goth OF March,
written at the moment Of the departure OF the
courier, state, tina, Ibrahim Pacha had con-
Guided an armi,tice with the Greeks, but this
news is not given as positive. 1t is Certain,
however, that the Turks have been defeated
in a So, tie they made e. ON Lepan'o, and every
thing announces that Iorahlm is anxious 10 e
vacuate The Morea.
GREAT BRrrAIN-The Test Act Repeal Bill
~ as read in the lords, second time, on The 7'b
April, without division, but not Without Il
long d. bate The obvious conclusion from the
tx pianatron given By the lords OF the highest
rank and influence, is, that the existing sccuri-
ties will be abandoned, but that declaration
less I'M Christian than that embodied IN the
bill Sent from the lower house, will be subsulu
ted for them.
FRaNCE.- Thcdebales in the Chamber OF De-
puties have assumed CharaCter Of great inter
est. The impeachment Of the late Ministers,
Villelr, Corbi~,e, aud Feyronnet, he" boo" pray
cd for in petition from an Advocate. a re-
port was made upon this petition: and as 'he
Charter gives The right Of impcaching TO 'ae
Chamber, the Commit,ee would have recon-
mended passing 10 the order OF the day, had 1t
not been tina, such course might have appear
I'd like decision against proceeding, me
right Of ins,itu ing which The Chamber ALWAYS
reserves 10 itself. AS the case stood, the ke-
porter proposed the reference OF the petition
10 the Bureau DIES Renseignmens, which was "a
greed to.
PORTUGAL Advises from Lisbon are to the
| Cd Of Anil. Since our last accounts Don Nl'
gurl had performed no public act more demon
| s,rative Of his attempt 10 uSurp the Crown; ou'
the opinion that universally prevailed in Lisbon
was, rha, on The Esd Of April, whichis the birth
iav of The Queen Mother, some decisive s'rI
would be attempted.