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

u,
in our last, says the Commercial Adver'is-
er. TO annouHee the arrival Of the ship Mary
Lord, from London, with dates OF the 27th OF
September. This morning the packet ship 81
las Richards arrived from Liverpool, furnishing
US with complete files Of English papers to the
24,h, with Shipping Lists 10 the 22d.
PEACE IN THE EAST
The rumor communica,e ed TO our readers IN
postscript las, evening, is amply conhrmed'-
Hos,ilities have ceased in the East. THIS IN
telgence was received in London on the e'e>
ming of September Goth, by the arrival OF Mr..
Whi,shed, attached 10 the English Legation az
Berlin, with dispatches from Sir H. Gordo"'
dated Cons,aniinople, Aug. Gath, and from Mr.
Seymour a, Berlin, Of Sept. 18Th. The Courier
of September 2Ist, gives the following as the
substance, SO far as i, has iranspired, oil the IN"
telligence from the Turkish capital, which had
reached Berlin a, the date Of Mr.. Nhilshed's
departure:
"In consequence Of an earnest representation
OF the Refs Efrndi, on the 23d Angus, 'he
British and French Ambassadors, and General
Of ayerting the calam,ies which might be APP
pretended from the appearance Of he Russian
army before Cons,aninople. They had &C.
cordinely conference with the Refs Ehendi
early on the oath, al which were present also
the PIeuipneniaries o! the Porte, Sadeh r.
fendi, the Minis er Of Finance, and CadIe Boy |
appointed 10 treat with the Russians.
p" The conference ended in the fullest latitude
ing given TO the Plenpoten,iaries 20 treat re-
spec:ine the indamnities 10 BIT conceded TO
Russia for the expences Of the war, and in he
mission Of NJ de Kus,er, the confidential Se'
cretary Of General Muffiiug, To accompany the
Turkish Plenipoeniaries 10 the headquarters
Of Gen. Diebi,sch, with joint representation
! OF the Ambassadors 10 the Russian Generai,
pledeing themselves for the Pacific disposition
OF the SULTAN, and urging the necessity Of an
immediate suspension OF hostiliies.
"The Plenipo,entiaries and NJ. de Kus'er
re ached Adrianople on the 9Th Of August; and
on the 29,h General Deibi,sch gave orders for
o ce ssai;on Of hos,lities on the whole line OF
the Russian operations. The prel'minaries of
prace had not been signed; but both paries
were perfectly satisfied with The disposition
! manifested on either side, and li!;le doubt was
entertained that the terms would De settled IN
few days."
II is true that this news is not Official from
Cons,an,inopIc, any farther than could have
been communicated by Sir X Gordon IN his
dispatches Of the oath Of Angus. And i, sp-
pears by the Morning Chronicle of the Esd oil
September, that dispatches we're tie day pre-
viously received in London from Sir K. Cor
don, dated Aug. 26,h, which added nothing 10
the importan, facts respecting tho opening Of
ne pocia,obs and the cessation OF hos,illies be-
tween the beligerents. Neither did they men
lion. says tbs Chronicle, the repor, tina, Rus
sian corps had occupied Rodos,o; although, if
General Roth had been despatched from Adri.
anople on the 2lst, for that purpose, The intel
iigence Of The event must have reached Con>
san,inople by the Is h.; Other reports, vary
ing, though not essentially contradiciing the
preceding statements from the Courier, ave,
tina, Gen. Debisch had lief, Adrianople on The
c8th Of August, to advance upon the Turkish
capita and a Frankfort paper Of the Goth Of
September states, on the authority Of letter
from Vienna Of the 18Th, that the armistice was
concluded on The 3oth Of August, in the camp
of the Russian General before Constsntinople |
Ii is remar kable tina, the Prassian Stale Ga
zette Of September 10Th is wholly silent upon
the subject. So saws the London Alias Of the
9Th Of September Still the main fact, that
through the Intervention Of the European Mi
nis,ers at Constan,inople, an atmis'ice has been
arranged, is derived through so many channels,
tina, il is not to be questioned. As 10 the
terms, however, upon which he peace is to be
neeociated, nothing certain is known. But
the Sultan having been SO anxious Tor peace as
10 have lief, the conditions entirely to the En-
peror Of Russia, we may iufer that the latter
has lost no advantages which he could obtain
without exciting unpleasant Jeaiousies on the
part OF his European Allies, with whom. we
have never entertained doubt, he has from the
oh ~ haa ta.p |