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

tory Of Plate. Glass, has peen missing for sew
eral days, wi:houtit having been possible hi,h-
er,o 10 obtain any ,idings Of him. No idea Of
absconding on accoun, Of fraud can be enter.
tanned, as none Of the funds Of the establish
ment were vested in his hands.
Extrac, Of letter dated Belgrade, May ss:-
The-Pac of Belgrade, who was charged TO
watch over and keep Servia in check, has de-
claeed to the Servian chiefs that he considers
them responsible for even the slightest disor-
ders which might ocrur in the country. There
are at this momen, in Servia, many individuals
who have very close connexions with the Rus
SLAMS and inform them regularly OF all that Is
passing in the interior Of the province"
The Gazette &c France gives The following
ex,rac, Of a private letter from Vienna, dated
June i2:-
Ct, is now certain that the Russians have
sustained serious check al Paravadi. NeveI-
the less, in spite of their loss on The Danube,
they have invested Siislria, and il is said that
the bombardment has Commenced. The plague
at Bucharest is becoming less serious. Our
go, eminent has just received official intelligence
Of an affair between the Russians aud Tu'ks at
The mouth uf the Bosphorus. The Turkish
heet having entered the Back Sea. met four
Russian frigslrs and brig, when, after short
enydEeNbenl, ibtCt VI tIlka' aNu 'ttC W TX
CSC aped The fourth frisae, Of so guns, surren.
dered 10 he Turks, who returned 10 the Bos-
phorus with heir prize
The .4ugsbugh Gazsiie, says" rhe letters
and even the Journals las received firm Bach
ares, give irigh,ful pic lure of the plague In
in that country, and esp.c tally in the military
hospitals of tine CITY. No fewer than a. per-
sons dit d d.i!y in Buc Arrest. All the public
yniShau IN lsav q
,he CRY, obtains perms,ion 10 60 to Transyl-
vauia, which was TO- formrraIly granted. The
Russian troops have Quilted this city, 10 en-
camp in he open ai,:'
Extract Of letter of the Cd u from St Petesburgh.
Owe learn from rifis, under da'e OF May
IA, that accounts had JUST been received there,
s,arlng that Hosreff Mira, eldest son Of Abbas
Mitza, sent by tie Persian Government with
explanations relative 10 the disastrous affair
which proved so fatal 10 our mission al Tene
ran, had -ssed the Araxa, and was then on the
frontiers Of the Empire"
The Courier DIES Pays Bas Of the 18th June
says.-"I, is on the first Of next January that
The documents relative to the dilfrre:.ce betwren
Austria and the Unied States will be SUBMIT
ed 10 tb, King 9th" Netherlands"
The Diario di Roma Of the 9Th instant, an
nounces that the earthquakes continues 10
spre ad alarm amongst the popula ion inhabi,-
Jog The vicinity Of 'he capital. Public prayers
have been ordered oy Csrdin,I Zulla to implore
me cessation Of his formidable seourge.
A German paper gives the following in,elli-
eence, dated Jsssy, May 26:-" A rumour pre-
walls thai the ,rrison Of Sllistria m.de sor-
tie on the 23d inst. and took poss. s,ion OF some
entrenc hments, which the Russians retook al
ter an obs ina,e struggle. General Parowskl
appears 10 have been severely wounded a
orkish Aga was made prisoner. Il is also
alledged that The advanced Guard Of The Grand
Vizier has shown itself near Silislria, and that
part of General Roth's corps will reinforce The
besirgng s'mv. 1t appears that The Russian
hotilla or the Danube has com menced lombard
ing the fort, and that the principal a,taok will
be made from he river. These reports. how-
ever, want con6rma'inn uohirg being yet off
cially known. Some Of the wounded rave ar
rived al Bucharest. Commercial letters from
Odessa contain rumour Of Admiral Greigh's
having given haule 10 the Turks, and taken
veral vessels. Ii is also said that General Pas
kewich has defeated the Turks in advance Of
Alihalzlk The Danube is much swoln, and
fears are entertained lest the commune atoms
with the RICH, bank should DE interrupted, and
the works Of the siege Of Silistria delayed"
The following intelligence from Trieste is
dated June ST.
awe learn by advices of May 29,h, from the
frontiers Of Servia, that Hussein PacEs, who
formerly commanded at Routsc houk, has re-
ceived orders to combine part Of his troops
with the garrison Of Turtuka, and march 10.
wards Silis'ria, 10 cover, during he con en-
plated attack, the TANKS Of he Grand V,zier's
army. From hence, it appears thai the Rus
sian corps which is before Giurgevo and near
Routschouk is no, considerable. B, fore Silis-
.ria, on The contrary, the Russians have assem-
bled $4,000 men. The Turks will unques,ion.
bly, employ their utmos, efforts 10 maintain
that fortress; and under its walls, probably
bloody battle will b. fought that must have
great influence on the campaign. Congress
TO- ke's are now made use Of by the Turks
They have been taught 10 use them by an En-
glish officer, and expect TO find them Of great
advantage in he uneven ground Of the Balkan
and against he enemy's cavalry. Letters from
Corfu, dated May 90, announces tina, two En-