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

of the ship Shenandoah, at this port from LII
yerpool, we have received files of English pa
pers, containing Liverpool dates TO the 18Th,
and London dates to the nth September.
The Shenandoah brought in ls9 passengers.
LIVERPOOL, SEPT I7.-Last night We re-
ceived the Paris Papers by Expire S. The
Austrian Observer of the sih, which reached us
by the same conveyance, announces that tne
PoRrs adhered 10 ;he Treaty ot the 9th oil July,
and given orders to the GRAND VIzIER 10 send
Commissioners 10 trea, with the kussians'-
As these steps are stated to have been taken In
consequence Of the united representations OF
ENGLAND, France, Austria, and Prussia, we
NAV safely presume that, in return, the four
Powers will use all their influence with Russia
10 induce her to grant TO her opponent as Ia
yourable terms as can, under all the cncum-
stances OF the case, be reasonably expected
In the me an time, the moderation OF the Rus.
sian Government, so much Wanted by itself as
well as bv its partisans, win be soon put TO
the ,es,. as il is not impossible that It's troops
are a, this moment in possession OF the Turk
;sh capital. or, a, leas,, encamprd under its
walls The Constitutional says that coo-
rier arrived at Frankfor, on the 9Th inst from
Vienna with the news tina, the Russian ad'anc.
ed guard had arrived within six leagues OF
that Capital, and that 10 an apple alton Tor an
armis,ice. made BY the Refs Efendi to the Rus
sian Com Chief, the latter replied
,ha, he would treat on that and other matters
a, Cons,sn,inople Bur the whole of this is a
nocryphal: and the answer put into the mouth
ofCouut Diebi.sch is probably copy of some
imterious speech made by Bonapar,e on siml-
lar occasion In The mean time, The Gazette
de France expresses it's belief tha' the Darda.
nslles is is the power Of the Russians and this
is not q, all improbable, if il be true, as letters
from Semin Of the Soth state, that The Sus>
sian Ge"erai, upon setting out from Adriano-
pie, divided his army INFO two columns, one oil
which he despatched towards these famous
straits. With respect 10 the "beief' express
ed on this occasion by the Ministerial Journal,
the Const,,u,ionnel observes: "Whcn the Min
is,ry instruct their journal 20 ssV tha, II be-
lives the report, it is because they are sure It
is rue" The Constitutional further says, on
the ale grd authority OF letters from ST. Peters
burgh of the 29th ui'. that he change OF the
Fr,nch Ministry was considered there, by 'he
Cour, as well as the people, as proceeding Of
a hostile tendency towards Russia, but that no
grea, stress was laiG upon il, on account oil
the brlllian, success which attended the Rus
sian arms. II states, in another place, that The
Duke Of Mortemari, French Ambassador In
Russis, has seen recalled; and if what it says
upon this occ aston Of the foreign policy Of the
laje French Ministry be true, we can only say
that their dismissal, in whatever quarter il may
have originated, was measure which the best
Interests Of France loudly called for. 1t is i'm
possible, however, 10 believe, upon the mere as
ser'ion Of violent party Paper, that any bocy
Of men, calling themselves statesmen, would
have been SO base as TO make France play the
Iacksll 10 Russia. Yet this is the assertion
which has, more Than once, appeared in the
Curs,itu ,ionnrl, aud other Paris Papers OF The
same stamp, bu, which we wish 10 believe IN
agr oss libel upon he late Ministry. Be this
as Il msy. the present state Of France is likely
to have more weight in incIining the Russian
e binet to moderate and pacific councils than
is generally i'm giued, because The unfortunate
prevalence of revolutionary feelings in that
country will soon require the undivided at.en
tior OF all Crowned Heads.
Ills believed that General DiebiIsch has al
ready occupied the Dardanee., and ina, he IS
endeavoriug 10 make himself master OF all the
points Of commune alton by which the capital
is supplied with provisions.
Admiral Maicolm's squadron had qoi,ted Ip-
saru, and was al Vourla on The ash
Ia was firmly believed that the negotiations
for peace will have happy result.
We were led into mistake yesterday by our
Correspondent respecting the contents OF the
austrian Observer OF the 5h The following is
the article, a. we read il this morning.
According to the news from Constanlinople
Of the 18TH Of Angus, the Porte, adhering TO
tue principal articles Of the Treaty Of the 6h
Of July, aud having been induced to this step
BY the Uni ed representations Of the Ambassa-
doris of England. France, ASs,ria, aud Prussia,
has given orders 10 the Grand Vizier 10 send
P.enipoientiaries to General Diebisch, for the
purpose of opening, without, delay, the ncgo-
Citations for peace"
This news therefore is precisely the same as
that we gave week ago.
The Moniteur Of this date contains report
To the King flom NJ. de Ia Bourdonna,e, in
which be says that the resrenchment made in
his bulge, for the year 1880 make it necessa-
~ TO think Of some means Of effecting saving,
and with this view he propose 10 suppress
the four inspectors Of the book trade at Paris,
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