Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-29

Intelligence from NapolI di Romania
TO July 9TH announces that the Charge
d. Affairs of Russia, M. Bulgari, has PROM
ised Count Capo d'Istrias that he shall re-
ceive million and half of roubles to
meet the extraordinary expenses rendered
necessary by the present state of affairs.
Letters from Berlin, received at Frank
fort early in August, state that Russia is
about raising a new levy Of men, A ont Of
every 500 males. The PRONUNCIATION Of
the Ukase has only been deferred until the
Emperour has ascertained that his at
tempts to bring the Porte to terms of
peace, are useless.
The popular journals in France are loud
in their expression of distaste and alarm at
the new ministry.
Munich dates to Aug. A, say that the
young Empress of Brazil left there that
day for Ostend. The frigate which is to
convey her to Brazil will touch at Ply
mouth, where she will have an interview
with the Queen Donna Maria de Gloria,
who remains in England for the present.
The Courier of the 18th says we have
just received the following communication
from Paris. 1t asserts that Admiral de
Rigny has refused to join the new Minis
try, and assigns an extraordinary reason
for his refusal. The French Papers,
however, state that he had come to Paris
with the other Ministers, who were abb
sent at the time Of their nomination,
which he would scarcely have taken the
trouble of doing, merely to signify his re-
lection of office. If we are to Judge of
the future conduct of the Administration
by the tenor of Mr.. De la Bourdannaye's
Circular to the Projects of Departments,
it will be consistent with due respect for
publick liberties, and the security of the
Charter:
PARIS Aug. Is. "I understand that
the Russian Ambassador has not been
unwell as was stated in consequence Of
the change of Ministry but it is general
ly asserted amongst those who are well
informed, that he is furious at what has
taken place; and it is even said that he
has uttered some threats in his interviews
with PoIignac. 1t is possible that the
menacing part of the article of the Ga
zette, They who thwart them four inter-
ests) shall be our enemies whether they
be English or Russian, &C. may be an
answer and publick answer, TO the pri-
vate menace Of Pozzo.
Admiral de Rigny has refused the
Ministry of the Marine. This can state
with certainty, independently of any thing
that is said by the Courier or the Gazette.
The Royalists say this act Of de Rigny is
proof Of great weakness, insomuch as it
is notorious that the present Ministers are
men of his opinions and sentiments.
When de Rigny came back from the Le-
want, he was particularly loud in con-
demning, in the saloons of Paris, the con-
duct of the late Ministry in several re-
spests. He did not in any way approve
of their policy in supporting the preten-
sions of Russia; and he disapproved of
the extensions of the limits of the Greek
State to Arta and Volo.
''He has yielded in this case to the
threats of his uncle, the Baron Louis, who
declares that he shall not have one centime
of his immense fortune, estimated by
some at 100000 francs per annum
(4O, 00OL., if he accept office under the
new Administration. Previously to his
appointment, he had declared that he was
ready to accept the post subsequently con-
ferred on him and refused. These facts
are notorious to all Paris. The Liberals
praise him to the skies for his refusal,
and say that it would have rendered him
immortal if the battle of Navarino had
not already conferred Immortality on his
name. The Royalists say that it will
never be forgotten that he has preferred
money to honour-the caprices of his un-
Gle to the wish and service of his Soyer-
eign.
The new Empress of Brazil left Munich
on the 4th of Aug. with her brother Duke
Augustus, who is to accompany her to
Rio Janeiro. She was to embark to
Ostend in "a steam boat for Plymouth,
where she was to have an interview with
her future daughter in law, the young
queen of Portugal, who is to remain in
England for the present.
The London Courier denies that the
new French Ministry is Anli-Russian,
and asserts positively that the change will
have no effect upon the affairs Of Russia
or Of Turkey, and that it was not iniuen-
ced by any principles or policy hostile to
the good understanding which has always
subsisted, and which still subsists between
the courts Of St. Petersburgh and Of
Paris.
FRENCH PoLITIcKs. We have seen
letter dated at Paris, Aug. 10, to gen.
tleman in this town, which after mention
ing the entire removal ofthe old ministry,
and the appointment Of the new, adds,
These new members are Ultra Royal