Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-05

,r,, Mshmoud Yields. The Preparations Of
pu".;. for war are on an immense scale, and nc
H"nh, caa exis, Of the Porte giving way before
the masses Of troops il is intended 10 seno ou'
gains, it, Among the hypothesis sent aor"Au
,,a,ive to the negotiations for the restorato no'
mace, is the rumor Of Congress to De h,id al
apcons, for the discussion ofthe subject
The caunonade of Silis,ria still continued,
though with little vigor, on the 18TH No'em>
her a corps of observation, consisting oil 8 or
5000 men, having been lett to cover the ieireat'
Extract Of letter dated Odessa, Dec. p
a,s,trrs entitled 10 eredi, announce that Var
n, is not ia any way blockaded by the Turks,
Nd eve, that division Of the grand Russian
Inv sill occupies Bazardjik and other forts in
Bn,g,ria. which, BY means oil temporary forth
Sr,tious. are placed out Of danger from SUR
,r.,. Il is added that these troops are about
n ,nler into winter quarters on the right bank
af the d ,nube The first ofiit ial accounts will
dissipate all doubts as to the state OF affairs In
Bulgaria"
The Augsburgh Gazette Of the 18th Dccem-
bsr mentions, on the authority of letters from
Brody, that the Russians returning from the
right bank OF the Danube, are Resembling In
the Prinripalilies. 5000 infantry, and four
trains Of artillery, had arrived at Bucharest.-
The soldiers were in such conditions, that new
clothing was necessary. From the movements
Of the spectators, il was inferred that the Rus
SLAMS would follow the same plan in the second
campaign which they did in the LAST, and tha,
The preparations osteasibly making in Lilrle
Wallachia against Servia, should be regarded
only as a demonstration TO favor the princi-
n r. do,
ing themselves masters vi she whole course OF
the Danube, (says the Gaz' tte) and OF accom-
pishiug it next spring, IL would be necessary to
emsloy oth'r IN, ans than those announced
I c sta,e of he roads viii! al frs, be very Sc
serious obstacle. BatterIng artillery and ma
terials for bridges cannot be transported to dis
tact points, where tn camp artillery AN hard
-ly be moved, aud light troops scarcely advance
hague day.
Extract of letter from Liverpool, Dec 81.
"Our Corn market ronlinurs very Hat, and
prices almost nominal The litle doing in
four is al AS and by retail at AS ASS; l"dan
coru, So, 3ss. The averag- of wheat per re
turn, to>day, is "a ~, aggregate Us ST. AZ
gregate Of Barley 39s 2d-of cousse The duty
remains the same.
ave had better demand for cotton yester-
day, ana aoou' 5000 bdes sold, hut previous
prices are scarcely m inrsn,c The sales this
week amount 20 10 200 bales
Corn EXCHANGES. We have to report q good
suppl, Of wheat aud oats from Ireland, for
Tuesdays market, but few imports from a
broad The transactions in wheat wetc 10 a
limited extent, at a decline Of New Irish OF So
10 Sd PEI 20 lbs. from the prices Of Tuesday
last, and all other descriptions were depressed
in value. Flour also Is per sack cheaper. Am
Flour, 30 to IS; Indian Corn, % SOS.
PIday Ersning, 26fa-Th, import since
Iuesd,y, has 0een trifling. Wheat is shade
lower . her articles generally dull, without
Yaria ion in price.
Liverpool, Dec. 2S.-A small cargo OF Wheat
from SPAN, and one from Fronce, have arrived
since our last, and have been selling at lis Cd
per 70 lbs. a cargo of American Indian Corn
ma arrived since our last, and has been sold al
Sos.