Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-10

have had their solemn audience, which aaa not
taken place at The date OF the last iei'e's "o''
that capital!
f,on Inc Gazette de France, dated Wedatsday
pans. July % Two journals tins morning
announced movements of the English Meet !"
the mediterranean. The most authentic ae-
count, from the Eevant do not confirm the re-
norris retailed- by The Courier Francois IL Is
even subiec, OF establishment, hat no rem
rorcemep,s come to the fleet OF Great BRITAIN
which is inferior in number 10 thai OF Russia
in those seas We do not even hear OF any ar
mamen.s in England. People begin 10 ofHe'e
that the English Cabinet entertans 10 Tears ioi
the safety of the Ottpman empire. Nothine IS
more remarkable than this apparent inscuFi'y
of the Duke of Wellington in the midst oil sueh
serious circumstances II makes contras' 10
the prodigali,y Of NJ Hyde de Melville To-
ornaments which can serve for nothing but 10
contend with the winds, or some expeditions
against whales in the South seas. rre'ipi'',
tion becomes only ignorant presumption anu
by no means great s'a'e.
From the Gazette de France, dated July 2sfA.
We fine. in Journal he following paragraph:
I" Mahmoud, it is said has rejer'ed the ffoto
col Of the 22d Of March, as he had rejected all
the other proposals made TO him."
The object oflhr convention Of the toor'h OF
July was to prevent a rupture between fus''a
and Turkey, thal Of the protocol OF the 2Sd
March is to effect an arrangement or'weth
England, France and he Porte ne protoco'
viii not 30 ain its OBJ sc' any 5ei'er TIA" The
convention If the 9th Of July did Meantime
The English cabine; places no great dependence
on thr new negotiations TO re-estaollsh the
De ace Of The East. 1t appes,s 10 be preparing
for other events; its naval force assumes an
imposing attitude in the Mediterranean Al.
ready six ships Of the line are in the ROADS OF
SMYRNA there are two others q, Malta, TWO al
Corfu, and il is affi myd hat by The brg'nnng
Of April he'e will he l8 assembled In those
seas. /, may be supposed tha' !h's consider
able armament is not collected to make The Sui
tan listen 20 reason. Undoubtedly the Cabine' OF
London vii do every thing not TO break the
peace; bu, If Consiantinople were threatened
i, is To he presumed that its Ace. would not re-
main a mere spectator Of the capture OF that
city
vienna, July ia report has been spread
IN Chang Io-day, that the Prussian General
Baron Nhffling is sent to Constan,inople on
an Extraordinary Mission. This bring con-
siderrd as an iudita 'on Of the intervention 81
Prussia. to bring about peace, as proof OF the
Bnanimi,y Of the powers, aud OF the wish OF
Russia TO pu, an end 10 The war, the Funds
have risen We have no news from The thea
ire Of war since The fall Of Silistria.
LISBON. Lisbon papers 10 July Is, had been
received The Oporto Corneo OF the 9th con.
tains a resolution Of the Tribunal for the trial
20 persons f. whom six are under arrest and
fourteen have fed. Those who are al present
h. &c have five days allowed them to prepare
for their departure. Ofthe fourteen who are
absen,, FIVE were formerly colonies, three lieu
tenant col,nels, five mo jors and one captain.
A sort Of insurrection Of The military at St
Michaels had taken place. Communication
with Tercrira bad probably contributed to this
explosion, but il is not stated that the troops
had proclaimed Donna Maria.