Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-31
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

% Hathaway, at New York, the editors oil the
Commercial Advertiser have received regular
files of Paris papers to the I'd Of February, in
elusive.
Prussia is said 10 be collecting troops upon
The borders Of Poland, to guarantee the tranqui-
lity of that kingdom, during the absence Of the
Polish army, which, it is re-asserted, is to be
employed in :he ensuing campaign against The
Turks Prussia also s,ipulares with Russia to
guard Finland from any encroachmeut on the
part Of Sweden.
Great dis,ress.has been experienced from the
incemency Of the weather, by the poor Swiss
emigran,s a, Hayre, on their way to the United
States.
II is believed that preparations are making
by the Portuguese refugees in England and
France, to effect landing in Portugal, and
raise the Constitutional standard, in opposition
70 Don Miguel, the usurper. II is believed tha,
the American ship James Chopper, has been
chartered by the Brazilian Consul at London,
for this service.
The three Ambassadors had arrived at Ma
pies. S,rstford Canning reached there on the
l4,h; Count Guillemiuot landed on the l4th,
and NJ. de Ribeaupierre entered Naples on the
morning Of the i7gh January.
The ice had completely broken up in the
Seine. Very severe weather has been expert
enced al Quilebeuf, the mercury IN Reamor's
thermometer having fallen "a degrees below
zero.
The French Chambers we're in session. On
the slst January, the Deputies, after warm
debate, elected Messrs, Dupon and Cambon,
their Independents; and Messrs. Lsscour and
ChateaufOrt, secretaries.
Translated for the Commercial advertiser.
The ssuans depu,ed by the Institute aud the
Government to prosecute scientific investga-
tions in Greece were a, Toulon, being Is in
number, and were to embark in the friga'e Cy-
belle. The Government had given particular
orders that every facility should be afforded to
promoting the civilization OF the Creeks
The Augsburg Gazette announces, under the
head Of Hoo, Finland, that diet was immedi
ately 10 be convened TO organise the forces IN
Finland and provide FOR its expenses, in case
the Emperor should wish TO call them into ao-
tive service. II was also rumored that 10000
Fiplanders would enter Turkey, AID that the
Grand Duchy was to bear its proper ional par,
of the expenses Of The war. This, /, is added,
would be contrary TO the treaty contracted be-
tween the Inc orporatlon oil FINLAND ana Russia
SEMESpR1a, JAN. lSth.-The last news from
sara;e,,, i, that Bosnia, in which the insurrec-
lion has been entirely put down, and Albania
are TO furnish the following troops for the APP
proachine campaign: Bosnia. $4,000, at the be-
ginning Of the month, and So 900 al the end;
Albania. so ooo under the command OF the Pa-
cha Of Sou ari; 10000, under that OF the Paeha
Of Jenibazar; and 90, 900, under that OF the Pa
cha of Bosnia. Ii is very easy TO make such
calculations; but the practica5ility OF putting
,uch masses in the field seems very problemati'
cal. According TO news by the way OF Belgrade
a mart of the Bosniacks had already passed to
Nisss, in the month Of December; snd the last
6rmans received from Cons,an,inople related
10 provisioning these ,roops.-dugs6urgh Gaz
Bo.pERs OF THE DANUBE, JAN. % IF, con-
irary 10 all likelihood, the Ottoman troop:
crossed the Danube to make an incursion into
Walac mia, or if they moved in force agains
Varna and The Russian positions in Bulgaria
these last would be at this moment in a state
IN repulse them; for we learn that the numerou:
bodies Of reserve, cautioned in Bessara5ia have
made movements since the LIST OF January Il
annroach in mass the Pruh and Lower DaR'
ube, and i, is even probable that a part OF then
has already entered Molda'ia. These opera
tious in the depth OF winter will be understood
when i, is recollected that the cold in thos'
countries renders the roads much more practi
cable in January and February than in Novem
Der and December, so that The troops can no
only execute their marches with much less dit
6eulty, bu, the transportation Of provisions i
much easier than il was some weeks ago.
is true that The navigation Of the Black Sea j
very dangerous. even IN April and that it is al
NEST impossible to furnish provisions 10 Varn'
and the other ports in Bulgaria by tina, way
Blu, it is &c be supposed that necessary precau
tions to supply them were taken at The tim'
when that sea was yet pavigable. At all events
if became indispensable to strengthen III,
rsrrisons of these places, il would be les, diff
cult to transport provisions now, than durin,
the las, months, as the magazines OF Bessara'
bia are overfowins with supplies, which hav
ACCUMULATED until an army OF 100000 mel