Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

transmitted orders 10 the Grand Vizier 10 sene
Commissioners % the Rus ian head quar'rrsa
% trea, OF peace The Porte has officially
commune at, d This resolution 20 The Ambassa-
doris of England and F"anee.
From the Constitutional
courier viii, arrived last night at PRS
brouph, the news Of The entry Of the Russian
army into Adrianople. The whole population
surrendered, and nobody knew where the Sn'-
,sn was Constanrinople was abandoned 10
5000 btigands. composed Of deser'ers and the
refuse OF the Jsnissaries, VIII" gave themselves
10 10 every excess. Trebisond, in spite oil
VIVA, is said by the Quot,de1'ne It this morn
ing, has opened IT'S gates To hr Russians, VINO
found grea, riches and immense QUANTITIES oil
provisions there The population OF Adria-
nople had disarmed few Of the Asia,c hanHs
who ,hrea.ened to pillage the city. This news
has thrown our Aus'ro- English Ministry 'n'o
Consideration.
Tn, Gazeits Of this evening saws. that letters
from Con, anrinople Of the 18th announce thai
Turkish Plenipoen,iaries have been sent to the
Russians quarters general tn solicit peace. aud
,ha, Adrianople had just been taken. The 6a'
zeiie lies wiifnly for on The l7'h the capture
Of Adrianople was no, known at Constantine"
pie.
FRANCE.
By an ordinance Of The King Of the 9th Sep
pmbrr, published today in the Mon'Ieur. NJ
Pouyer, Msser OF Requests, Mari'im' Ptefect
Of Chrrtough, is appointed Councillor oil State
u3on extraordinary service.
By a second ordinance Of the same date. NJ.
Roc Ter, Counsellor Of the Royal Court Of Ly
ons, is named Secretary General Of the Minis
Try Of Justice.
Bv third ordinance M. Breghot du Lut,
Vice President Of The tribunal OF First lnstance
q, Lyons, is named Counsellor at the Royal
Cour' in the room Of NJ. Rocher. BY the same
ordinance, Mr.. Eugene Gairal, Counsellor Au-
dior at the same Court, has been appointed
Counsellor in the room of his father, who gave
in his resignation, and is named HONORARY
Counsellor.
The Secretary of The Russian Embassy al
this Court, NJ LomanozoF, set out, yesterday,
in great haste for s.. Pet rsb"rg.
From the Constitutional
The appoin mem of NJ. d. Laval to the en-
bassy to London rs the subject Of conversation
in all thu saloons. 1t is curious enough thai
on the day on which The ministry received The
conf nation Of the capture of Adrisnople by 'hr
Russian army, i, should haze made choice
viii, proves more and m the alliance Of the
III, ee Cabinets-Aus'ri ria. Eng land and France
ag inst ,hr Russi,n system.
II was said hat M. de la Ferronays or NJ. de
Mnrtemart would have had The Embassy in
London; these nomias ions would have shown
the Concurrence Of Russia in the alliance of
France md England Our Ambassador at vi
emma W i. preferred. In fact, VI. de Lavl was
no stranger % The laIe Man9uvres Of Austria,
England, and France; and the Polignac Minis
try, by ,his new act, has already manifested
the spirit in which it WIS rormrd-to forward
the interest Of Lord Wellington and NJ. de
Me ,rrniCh.
Tee i,missal Of NJ Bou'io,, who was a, The
head OF poli,i, al aff,irs during the Ministry OF
Messrs de R,cheli,u and Ferronays, and he
nomIns,ion Of VI. Lodois de Marcellus, who
began his p.h ica Career a, London a, Undef
SECRETARY Of Foreign Affairs, aud vino is only
known from ne p,"us acts at his a'hrr, prove
more and more the English direction Of the Ca
bne'.
From the Dublin Mercantile advertiser.
TIE HARVEST Most Of he apprehension,
whicn were entertained on The subject Of the
Harves', have be "a rrmov,d q. W"cat Tell OF
Saturday light shillngs a barrel al Burgh
quay "a define neary equivalent 20 sixteen
shillings quarter L. the Sou and the Home
Counties, The harvest has been hea'ly saved
In Ul>'er hey d." busily engaged IN getting
the crop of the ground; but a, the riprning
season is la'er, there are suil some fears Of the
re suit From every view, however which we
have bern enabled to take Of the ma''er, and
fr m comparison e a number oflttie's which |
have reached town from diff rrnt paris OF the
as we'll as from he one Of the p o,in-
rial Papers, we are juT,ihed in coming TO he
conclnsinn, that we shall have, IN Leland, after
all, an average GRIP, or nearly SO. Hsd he
weather been favorable, here would have b EN-
a third aeyond the ersgr. AS is, there has
been great pat Of The ,orn shed, aud SO con-
sldera able IN me places that III have already
ploughed ,hr ground, in h. expec alton that
hey will h,v' 'ull crop next year from tue
windtalls Dublin Mer Adv
IIVERPNOL CORN EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER IL.
The import of Grain for last TUESDAYS m,rket was
moderate Notwithstanding the late unsettled weather,
here have been the following declensions of price in
he Corn market, viz Of old Wheat. to Cd, aud of
new Is per ~ lbs; If American flour q to IS per Dbl;
md OF Peas Is per quarter; and Indian Corn. Barley,