Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-26

the Russian army: LOT II IS notorious, thas the
spirit OF disaffectiob exists, to a great extent,
among the Poles, and that :he Russian yoke
beeom more aud more CALLING.
Thus affairs remain q, present in the East;
and we learn, in addition, that the Sultan had
turned his attention to the war in Asia, having
directed the various Pachasto place themselves
under the Pacha OF Erzeroom, and assume Of,
fensive operations.
1t viii be seen by the speech Of the French
King, that no danger exists, at present, Of the
peace Of Europe being disturbed in any other
quarter than Turkey. In fact, the speech in
question is more decidedly pacific than usual,
and has had the effect Of causing considera-
BILE advance 10 our Funds, which have gone up
to s74 for The Three per Cents.
Several vessels Of The French expedition from
the Morea, have arrived at Marsellts and Tou
Ion. .., .
The Russian Ambassador Extraordinary has
arrived in London, and has mad several long
interviews, accompanied by the Russian resi-
dent Ambassador, with The Duke Of yelling
ton, and the Earl Of Aberdeen. The subject Of
these has 40, t,anspired, bu, is is generally
current in The best Inform d circles, that the
proposals for a pacific alton, II which he is the
bearer, are under the deliberation of His Ma
| jes,y's Council. The metropolis, as the open
ing Of Parliament approaches, is beginning 10
| FIJI; and considerable curiosity is excited as to
what will be the result Of Mr.. O'Connells ap-
pearance. RT
The weather here has become comparatively
mild, and the fros, has entirely Disappeared
The wheat crop proves worse than was ex-
pec.ed, and our Spectators continue TO pur-
chase largely in the continental markets, alho'
the weather has prevented any importation Of
moment. Bonded wheat is still admissible at
| Is per or duty. The harvest in Spain has
been exceedingly productive, and large quanu-
ties of Wheat have been exported from thence
both for this countrv and France.
| O'clock in the Evening.-We have nothing
10 communicate since the afternoon, il we ex
oep, confirmation Of the passage Of the Da.
nube by the Russian troops.
| II appears that the first division OF the Por'
tuguese refugees nave arrived at Terceira on the
9Th ms. They are said TO have been conveyed
| in American vessels. the commanders Of which
engaged 70 convey them to the Island unless
interrupted by q British vessel Of war, in which
case they would haul down., heir flag, and leave
the w" governments TO settle the affair.
The following letter from Toulon, Jan. 22d,
is from the Paris Moni,eur (the official paper,>
Of Jan. Sos
|
orders to return to the peace establishment on
the LIST of Jan'y, but il has received counter or
ders TO remain on The war establishment.
| 1t is said that several regiments which are
returning from :he Morea, have received orders
to form themselves again on The war establish
men,, when hey come out OF quarantine, and
] TO complete their baltalions. 1t is also report
ed tha, orders had been given ia collect, in the
| ssrrisors OF the south, all the camp>equipage
which is in The magazines, and also that inqui-
ries have been made how many soldiers each
Of those places could contain, in depot or in
can,onmGnt.
Or The other hand, the greatest activity pre-
walls in cur military por, and an order from
the minister o5liges the laborers to work both
on Sundays and holidays. Great exertions are
making to complete the vessels which are on
the stocks.
The Dido friga,e is gone to Marseies TO
land troops, which it has brought back from
the Morea,
| The Gala,hea friga,e is to sail on the 25,h
to the Morea to bring back troop. The Sy-
billie frigae will sail at the same lime for the
same purpose, and will convoy the last trans
ports, which have been fued up to receive
horses.
| FROM PoRrueAL.-!, will be remembered
that special commission, for confsca,ion and
| plumber, was appointed TO proceed 10 Oporio
Immediately af err me overthrow Of the cons,i>
tu,ional and loyal party at the eud OF las, sum-
mer. That commission has no, labored ineffec>
,ually, in field where such harvest Of booty
was to be obtained 1t has found guilty Of trea-
son Of the highes, class Ill who took part with
the young Queen, and who had estates TO loose
The decree Of the commission interposes the
mockery Of citation TO appear within the
term Of two months, as preparatory to SEN
tence Of 6nal con6scaiion.
A letter from our London Correspondent,
dated a, half past Z, on the evening Of January
Slst says:
"a report has been very curren, in The city
TO day that the first division Of Portuguese EN-.
igrants from Plymouth has arrived at Terceira
on the 9Th Of this month, and also vessel from