Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-11
LATEST FROM FRANCE.


The Packe, ship Francis lst. Capt. Skiddy,
arrived a, New York August 7ih, bringing Par
is papers to ihe 2ls, inclusive.
TIN. debates in the Chambers Of Peers and
Of Deputies on the Budget were carried on with
great vivacity. NJ. ateaubriand was taking
an active part IN them. We have no time for
extracts.
In the Chamber Of Peers, on the leth, the
Law Project relating to the exchange Of GER
tain Domains Of the Grown, was adopted by a
ina jority Of 81 agains, %. This measure gave
rise 10 much excitement.
Translated for the Commercial Advertiser.
From the Constitutionnel1
| Consianfinopie, May eo.-(Fhe following de-
tails are from a Vienna letter just received
We canno, guarantee their AUTHENTICITY
| News has reached us at last OF the military
operations OF the Grand Vizer Redschid Pscha
during the course Of this month. Having dPs-
| patched several corps 10 the envir0ns of Var
no, and mcnaoed all the points Of commune a.
ton between that town aud Isactscha, he made
a general reconnaissance i'll person in that direc.
ton, where General Roth opposed him with
two divisions Some obstinate fighting ensued,
it, which the Russians lost large numocr Of
men, in killed. wounded and prisoners. Sumo
accounts say that quarter was given on neither
size, and that Paravadi, AFTER having been ia
ken and rctakrn several times, was finally de-
s,royed entirely After these bloody conflicts
the Vizier returned 10 the position at Schoum-
| la, from which Husseim Pacha, wi $4,000
men had set out for Rutschuck. II is also as
rted, ,hst Redschid has departed for Siisria;
but this rumor is not au,heniic.
| The Pacna of Nicopohs announces that The
creates, misery prrvades the PrincipalIies; and
that the peasan,ry, no, being any longer able 20
| comply viii the acquisitions Tor the war, have
| retired into the forests. Ii Is he same thing
in Bulgaria, where friends and foes fight TO-,
gether aud lay every thing waste. The infer
ence from these different reports /. considered
at Pera 10 be that the second campaign will be
like The first, with pod-cisive result. The sue.
cours brought to the capiral are consumed i'm
media'ely. The English Cnnsul-General Cart
wright has arrived at The Dar6anelles, where
the Ambassador Sir Robert Gordon is momen
tarily expected. II is impossible TO give in
idea Of the impression mode in this capital by
this approach made BY England 10 the Pore.
Ua!Aathi,.-From the frontiers, May 25ih.-
The executive divan has received orders o pre-
pare provisions for 90 900 men. Two hundred
laborers are at work the bridge OF boats at
Kaarasch; but il will no be finished FOR some
time; because 40 pon,oons have been carried
away and destroyed BY the late foundations.
Nuremberg Courier.
Leghorn Maj 2s,h.--Wr learn from Alexan
dria that part of the Egyptian troops, destined
10 reinforce the Turkish army in Asia is on It's
march; bu, the cmapder which forms the
strongest part, and which had The same des,i-
nation, has received counter orders, and will
embark to reioin the Grand Seigniors army in
Europe. This change Of destination is ascri-
bed 10 the influence Of European power.
.3ugSburg Gazetie.
The same paper announces on The authori-
~ Of the Journal Of Corfu, that the Egypian
expedition is retarded; and that a ship Of the
line, with four Turkish frigalss AID twenty
Egyptian corve;tcs and briggs are al Alexandria
re adv 10 sail for Constan,inopis.
NAMES, juno s.-Grcat rgor is exercised in
furnishing those supposed to have been con-
cern-d las, year in The politica! movements Of
this realm. THE exccu,ioner has employment.
Madrid, June ll.-Many thousands Of sur
plus revenue are to be appropriated to the pur.
chase Of wild beasts.
The Constitutional General Don Joseph de
Zayas, who prevented in 1928, the pilaging Of
Madrid by Bessires and his band, has been
found dead in his bed at Chidana, where he
was living in obscuii,y.
Since the FIRST instant six,y-right shocks Of
earthquakes had been felt in the environs Of
Tore Vieja, thirteen OF which were violent.
In the Corfu G.z under date Of May %, we
find the following -" the Forts Of Missolnnghi
and Ana,olica which are now in he hands Of
the Creeks, were delivered up by capi'ulaiion,
after some hesi,s,ion about she terms frs; pro
posed IN The garrison. The conditions have beer
Faithfully fulfilled. A large quantity Of artillery
s. stores mus, have been found in Missolonghi,
the Scraskier having there placed in reserve a
greater part Of the materiel employed in the
siege. After the fortress was delivered up,
5000 Of the Greek troops set out for A. hens,
and the others went to join those now in Ep-
irus."
The following singular article is given by
the Gazette de France: =" The Minister OF Fl.
nances has received Bank note Of 1000 francs
inc losed in an anonymous letter, entrea,ing him