Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-16
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,.,,y uoaNlNG. NOVEMBER Is. 1899.


Ger FROM, SMYRsa.-The brig William
= g,,ry, Capt. wadIeish, arrived a, Boston
~ r..s1.y, from Smyrna, whence she sailed
-. l7,h Of September. The Boston Cent?
=, ,,,es the annexed items Of intelligence
r.. SMYRNA Courier Of the is'h, gives the
INC article, which was considered as the
NNY" ,-ea,,able of the advices received there,
ry Ish;,h afforded strong hopes OF the early
.oeI,ma,ion Of Peace:
sTh, Dutch Consul received in ihe night OF
,o,h dispatch from Admiral Ricord,
- s BY an officer of the British friga,e Isis,
Nv Com. Sir Thomas S,aines. This OH,
." y. announces that the treaty Of peace had been
S;aoed, The dispatches from Ad. Ricord, are
IN me S,h, before Tenedos, and mentioned,
~, ,eeordibg 10 advices received from 'hr
p'..;,n Head Quarters, all appearances were
r-anr,blr 10 the immediate conclusion OF
o., They also announced the establish
or,he commute ations between the army
II ,hs souadron by the way Of Enos. Finally
, GOV from, the Dutch Commodore Pool also at
TY.,5o, 10 the Consul General, and dated he
= +, safes SHAT the sth is the day liked upon
g. IN. signature Of treaty OF peace on the
arms shir had been agreed upon
Mr. CLrk passenger in the big from Snyr.
=, Grni,hed Mr.. Topliff with the following
minute OF news:
arb. Russian head quarters continued at Ad-
.i,0onl,. asout the ll,h or 18th Of September.
,5out the 5th, depu,ation was sent by the
Sorsn TO the Russian head quarters, with pro-
n,a's for peace; bu, The terms were considered
ir,lmi,sible on the par, ofthe Turks; the pre-
Gainary article being for the payment OF $780,
10000 IF silver rubles, as an indemn,hca'i"n
s,r me expe,7as of the war. II was supposed
hat line Russian Army would en,er Constant.
,,nle aboar the ls-h Vt September; and with
ou, any battle In fact he hnancial system OF
Tark,y is so bad, and the taxes Of the people
have been so burcensom, that q war with any
,oseful nation could not be maintained, nor
could any army now be raised TO make any sc.
ri,us resistance on the part az Turkry. Since
The pa,sage OF ,he Balkan by the Russian army,
all hope of offending Torkey in Europe, seems
to have been abandoned 3"
The adylces from Constantinople 10 these
pap,rs are 70 the n Sep,ember-(onr day the
hesi They unfold but few e,en:s not be-
AMBASSADOR, and Of General MufRing. w"o
hid accomp ,nied the Turkish piempotenia
ri,s 10 Adrianople. returned the 81 Sept. We
have later 4dyices from Adrianople. The az
count of the em6arkalion Of Gen, Mvfil'ng on
bis return home, was confirmed. IL was re,
pard, tina, I've had finished his mission be
fore his return, and had received very dis,n-
svished mark of the favof OF the Sultan, TOR
the part nc had taken In the negotiation oi
pace.
In allusion 10 the above, the New York Com
arrcial Of Thursday remarks -" We have
Copied the foregoing more in consequence o.
he anxiety of the public for any thing IN the
shane Of news from the seat OF war, than be-
aus. Of any new or la,e fact which it contains
ION the Russian Head Quarters. Our former
ad,itss from Adrianople we're TO the tenth Of
Scpemher; and glance at the map viii al
once convince the reuder that no Intelligence la
rlhau that could wei have reached Smy INA BY
h 18Th which appears to be the date OF the
Attest Smy nd paper. Sui, however, i, would
;',e Us TO hrar that B,zantium was again
CHRIS ian hand, and il is barely possible
ina NJ. Clork, the passenger spoken Of above
might have received some Intelligence before
nIi ,g aud subsequently, TO The publication o
the paper Of he 49,,
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