Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-27

King, suppres.ing these inspectors, and trans
ca..;"r n The Commissaries OF Police their
functions.
From the Journal des Debdts.
I.i, mos, fear or most hatred that Prince 20
lirnac ~ spires? Where did he get aequaint'
ed with France, which he wishes 10 govern g
Was /, Coblen'z or al London When has
he ever displayed any diplomatic talents =
What gratitude does Greece owe him tor tha'
fatal Protoco oil which reduces a country tna'
has been made free at the price OF blooc 10 the
wretched condition Of vassalage? Some In
trigues-some police reports Oddly mixed up
with the graver functions Of an Amhassador-
these are the pretentions Of NJ. de Polignsc.-
Some confused ideas Of aristocracy and iher-
". of despo,ism and parliamentary govern
nent. of emigration and restoration, are the
component, paris Of his political science ont'
unfortunately, NJ. de PolignaL may dare nuen
in France without any 100 grea, personal iisk
10 himself. Two marriages contracted WIN
Enplisbwomen, children born in England
speaking only The English language, and vast
fortune beyond the Channel, are eircums anees
which secure 10 him beaceaole ana saie re
,rea, from the consequences OF anv eviis which
he NAV have entailed on US. tie has MS choice
between two countries. Al Pans ne IS no'h'ng;
bu, a, London he would still be something.
What painful condolences! France Is IN
deb,ed to the Duke OF Wellington Tor Two MI
nis,ers, Fouchr and NJ. de Polignac. God Tor
bid that we should make any comparison De
tween these two men! this would be wroneing
them both, would be undertaking too much
the mind Of the one and the heart oil the other.
Sill the Duke of Wellington has made US Two
wonderful presen,s-the man Of Lyons crimes,
ia ,~,n Of Cnhlsnlz foDlerleS,
From the Messenger dos CAon,6res -second Edition
PARIS, SEPT II.
FaosrIERs OF SERviA, Aug. 3o.-Leners
wri,,en from Sophia, by persons worthy Of Gre
dir. inform US ,ha, the Russian army has LETT
Adrianople, that one column has taken the
road 10 Ferry, near the Gulph oil Enos, but that
the main body Of The army marches towards
Constantinople. II is supposed that the troops
sen, on the road to FeIy are des'iRed 10 form
junction with me Russian squadron stationed
of the Dardanclles. This mau9uvre greatly
alarms the inhabi! ants Of Sophia. II is certain
that the appearance of the Russian troops on
the coasts Of the Archin.lago greatly endan
gers the castles OF The Dardanees, and that a
fermen, alton may manifes, itself in the capital
when the news Of this twofold thre catching APP
r.oach of the enemy shall be known there
Eul, if the people revolt, the life Of the SULTAN,
on which the fate of the empire depends, will,
undoubtedly, be in the creates danger. The
rapidly of he operations Of General Diebi,sch
evidently proves that he dis,rus's the good
faith Of the Turkish Government, and tina, he
intends TO compel Ii 10 make peace as soon as
possible, for, after all the attempts al negocia-
lion on the par, of the Turks, aud the fatigue
which his army has undergone, he must him
self Dr. desiious 10 give the troops some re-
pose. The Turks Of Belgrade are disc outraged
since The las, news received from the theatre of
war: while, on the oher hand, the Greeks and
the Servians can hardly conceal their joy. A
mere hant al Cons, antinople has just written to
his factor here, TO keep, TIL farther orders, the
goods which he had bespoke. 1t is through
The same channel that we learn that the Prus>
sian General, Muffing, had prepared to quit
the capital, after having delivered a note to the
Turkish Government. NJ. Won Zuylen, the
Ambassador of the Netherlands, is said to have
already left the capital