Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-14

approach OF the Russians, and that wiihou
doubt the revolt greatly facilitated Inc akine
OF the fortress II is added tina, this is he o, s.
features in the late events; and the ruth Of this
observation may be- very well conceived, tor
should the ex Janissarirs in other paris OF The
empire follow the example Of their brrlhein a,
Ezefoum, il may lead TO The mos, farsi copse-
quences The Prussian agent, Muf1ing, had al
rived at Constantinople General Guilieminot
was unwell.
ODESSA, Aug. 2.-General WI, who com,
mands he reserve Of 10000 men belonging 10
the grand army in the f Id, has arrived here
where he has his head quarters.
BucnAREsr, Aug. by way Of Sil,stria,
We have received direct accounts from he ar
my Of Gen Debitsch, aoco ding 10 which the
light troops were within ~ hours march of
Adriannople We therefore expect, shortly,
very important intelligence. a.
TURKISH FRoNriEns, Aug. AT Wid5in,
the Turks have reported that the Pacha Of
A6rianople and Hussein Pacha, united had had
most sanguiuary battle with the Russians,
near Bourgas, 10 which the latter sustained
grea, loss. AS the Pacha Of Scutara is about
commencing operations against Gen. Geismar,
il is supposed he eirculatrs such reports TO eu-
courage his Albaniaas, Gen Geismsr is gone
from Kraiova to his sntrenc he'd amp al Sado.
u.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Aug l-Since the 26lh uli.
one piece Of bad news has followed another
The pacha of Sinope has seat word tha, rrebi>
sohd is half destroyed by BON oardment by
the Russian hee,, and will hardly br able TO de-
frnd itself On this side Of the Balkan, how
ever, measures are taken TO make the mos vi
gorous rersi ance The Pacha Of Adrianople,
who has $4,000 men, is gone towards Bourgas
to Join liussein Pacha
PARIS, Thu sdsy, Aug. II, past a P. NJ
have f'w particulars 10 add 10 VIVA ! sen,
you yesterday, relative TO the state Of things al
Cons, an,ihople. First, made mistake teIa
tive to Guilleminol; he is not sick; il is MnfIl-
ing, The Prussian Agent, who was ugwell when
the courier lef.
II is now stated in The Ministerial circles,
that, acoordin 6 10 he accounts receive' by the
Government, the stale OF The Turks is very
bad They havr no troors TO opp"sy TO the
Russians. The recruits hat have b, Ell raised
10 supply the place Of the men killed in the la'e
battles are all young men, m, re lads under CO.
A, Adrisnople The Russians were expected and
wished for, in cons, Qurnce Of The licentious
conduct Of The Asaic troops stationed there.
The offici.l accounts do not, however, express
any fear for The capital itself for the pr"sen'.
Diebiisch has not more than from IS TO so 600
men, including all HE troops who have CROSSED
the B,lkan
LONDON, Aug. 90 The Americon Minister
had long interview with The Earl of Aberdeen
yesterday.
EeINA, July s.-The fourth session of The
National Assembly is about 10 open. The
President will set cut Tomorrow TO go BY st a
to Napoli, where the greater part Of the Depu-
ties ale aiting his arrival. Emissarjes have
been travelling the Pelopunessus, and the Is
lands, FOR the purpose ofexciting The people to
present petitions TO he National Assembly, 10
demand it's intervention in putting an end 10
the war on the Continent, ard in causing the
troops to ne Withdrawn. During ihe last month
the Turks on the Continent have no, made any
BY order Of the Sultan, the Turks Of Thes-
sally and Epirus have collected and deposited in
the fortresses Of these countries, all the corn
they produce, so that the Christians are expos
ed to all the horrors Of famine. The Turks
have sgni6ed 20 them tina, they will give pro
vision 10 those wHo embrace The Mahometan
religion Several families, pressed by wan,,
have accepted his proposition.
LONDON CORY EXCH >NGE. AUGUST %.
The mesling trade not brisk this morning as
was expected after the unfavorable weather We have
H. al.