Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-15

tempest that did immense mischief 10 the snip
ping in the harbor. ,fIiictine ,idings are ex>
pec,ed TO be received from The Mediterranean
FaEScu FUNDS, Nov. io.-Five per cen'.
1927 i0c.
LONDON srocxs, Nov Three per cent.
81 So, do. for account, 81 3-s.
The Dalhousie castle, from New York, had
arrived ., Liverpool.
The Austrian Observer, under Consan'i-
monte date of October 10Th, announces thai, in
consequence of the pacific relations, and the
raising Of the bloc kade of The Dardanri'es, with
favorable wind, which had been blowing FIR
several days, more than hundred vessels OF
all nations, but principally Austrian, had sailed
for Odessa, while oaker, had arrived from the
LevsRi. k
COMMERCE OF THE BLACK SEA. A CONNER
cial letter Of 2;s, DC ober from Belgrade, says:
" We have ad,ices from Cuns,aniinoPle to the
9Th inst. The Turkish Government shnrds
fresh proo(s every day, 81 its intention 10 fulfil
faithfully the conditions Of The treaty of peace
The freedom Of commerce exeris very faVor
able influence upon the march OF Affairs. Since
September &c h, no less than l6o vessels OF
diff: rem, flags have been seen on their way from
the Mediterranean 10 the Black Sea. Three
vessels under the Russian Gag have passed be-
fore the Capital without stopping, and without
asking for frmars.'
Sir Pul,eney Male ohm arrived at Constanti-
noplr on the 7lh October, in an English vessel,
and had private audience of the Sultan, 10
whom he was presented by the English Ambas
sador Ho was very grsciously received, and
was orrjoln his squadron in the Dlrd4urll' S
in q few days. The passage OF the Dardanelle,
was free TO all rohan, vessels, and the duties
on transmit were Withdrawn. he business OF
the port had assumed great biiskress, from
the f. lily The m-rchsn' vessels received in
passing o the Black sea.
The French frgale Armide, which carried
Coun, GuiIleninot TO Cnns,an,iuople, was pre-.
pairing TO sail for TouInn.
I've Nuremberg Gazr.te con aimed advices
from Cons an,inople Of the same date. Rus
sian Colonel arrived there from Adrianople on
| me b, informing tina, the Turks had attacked
tsnd ma. sacred 500 Russians, 10 village west
Of Adranope.
On the departure Of the Ru>sisn feet, the
Admiral hoisled The Russian flag by the side
&c hose Of France and England, aud fired
salute If 81 gu,s The English and French
A cts did the same on then departure. Six
E"gish vessels # war remained in the Darda.
nelles. Several Turks who Lad been engaged
IN The plot with The Jauis.aries, were decapi'
,aied on the 27,h september. Two young
Turks who had adopted The signal Of the ia
nissaries, met with the same fate.
The Augsburgh G zette Sta;ss tina, the
French brig, LIE Petit Muthieu, captain Lom-
bard, bound from Smyrna for Nrsropont for
cargo of oil, was Stopped on the 23d Sep'rm>
Der, near her destination by d Greek cruiser,
the captain Of which informed Captain l.. that
h- was charged, with others, with the blockade
of Eubea, and tina, his orders were peremp-
tory. 'he' they only extended TO ordering ships
of, and NOT to capturing hrm.
They wrote from The frontiers Of WslIschis,
on the 18th October, that Ku,schuk Ac met
Pacha had, up 10 thai imr, refused to surren
der the for'rcss OF Guirgewo, saying that lie
I'D received no orders from The Pore 20 tha,
effect. From he frontiers OF SrIvia. on the
22d DC ob'r Intelligence was received that the
troop. Of he Pacna Of Scutar commi I'd the
g,ea'ss .xo ss-s in re,urning TO their homes.
II, bberies. sssassinations aud vIolencts OF all
kinds were repor ed J. was said hat some Of
Go VI aSN'u
for ass's ance from G, neral Geismar, against
th'se troops.
Private letters, received at Vienna on the
90 October, 'presen the prospects Of the
Sultan as exceedingly gloomy. The Russians,
i, was said, would MOI even pu, on an appear
ance OF evacua'ing the Invaded territories ill
he Indemn,trs stipulated by the treaty of Ad
rianople 'e,e furnished. The 6rs, part Of his
sum would be- paid, it was supposed, a. great
sa'r fees, by taking part Of the money intended
fn' lie FIRST quarters pay Of he troops Dan.
&c Gus cons ounces were appr. hended to the
SUDAN, if this pay should be withheld.
J. WAS pretended al Vienna that the three
Powers who signed the treaty Of London Of July
9th, 1927, were not agreed either as to the tx.
lent Of hs boundaries Of G,etce, or the form
OF its Government. England i, WAS said, wish
ed for The remo,al Of Capo d'IstIias, and the
formation Of a feders alive STATE, TO fur brr he