Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-31

might be supported WIT 'He,' '
eight months. 1t has lately been announced,
tina: the army under The command on oe"er:'
Os,en Sacken had been pu, in motion, to repair
10 the theatre of war. This army is encamped
in the southern parts Of Russia, and its head
quarters are at Mohilow, on the Dneiper. IL
is an army OF reserve, from which the moving
army has drawn its reinforcements.
The last Lisbon date is Of January l7th.-
The police were all engaged in tearing down
placards abusing Don Miguel, with which the
| walls were covered.
PARIS, February ].
The Nuremberg Courier gives the following
intelligence from The frontiers Of Turkey, dated
Ian. g." The rumor gains ground that Tcha-
nan Oelou, a, :he head of his fine Asiatic Ca
valry, is attempting to cut off the Russian ar
nv from all communicate with Narnai and,
n ON the extreme cold, as well as the immense
masses Of ice, which render all approach by sea
i'm pos sble, The present masters OF that fortress
find them selves in a most critical sltuation.-
The Pert appears TO be directing formidable
operations for the approaching campaign a.
gainst the Asiatic provinces which have fallen
before the Russian forces under Gen. Paske-
witch, who is anxiously applying to his govern
ment for reiDforcements as his positions are
already in danger. In Wallachia the demon
STATIONS Of the Turks do not, as ye, go beyond
some skirmishes in carrying of cattle, which
fall most severely on the unfortunate inhabi-
tants. The winter, from the rigor with which
i, is now felt, absolutely prevents any serious
enterprise. The scarcity Of forage is doing
more mischief amongst the cavalry oil the Turks
than that Of the Russians.
At Jassy there is much talk Of Congress,
which, it is said, will be held at Warsaw, for
discussing the questions relative to the peace
il is wished to bring about between the beige
rent powers; Coun, Pahlen is said 10 be alrea-
DIV invited TO repair thither. Prince Ghika,
THE ancient Hospodar) returned some days
since from Transylvania. The Countess Lam
perop has arrived 10 attend her husband, who
is indisposed; Prince Potsmkin replaces him
for the present. From thclFron,iers OF Servia
we IL arm that letters bad reached Belgrade, da>
ed Cons,antinople, JanLary6 which states that
Mr. Jarber,, the Fren h Envoy, had held sever
al Conferences with the Refs Ehendi, the issue
# whcn appears TO have been extremely favor
able TO the wishes Of those who are anxious for
peace in The East; and rumor instantly spread
that the Ambassadors Of France and England
were about return to the Turkish capital.
The mex, arrival from thar ci'y, which is hop
ed for every minute, will seile all doubtS on
this sI lec'."
The piague at Calavrita has created serious
appre tensions in The army. II was brought by
a young Albanian woman. After her death,
her brothers opened large por,man'eau con-
tanning her clothes, and ali Of them died on the
following day. The Inhabitants Immediately
burn, the house, and put under quarantine the
par, Of the town in watch it was situated. The
tro,, having commenced, the malady disappear.
ed"
The columns Of The Journals of Belgium have
for some time been filled with the complaints
against the Administration oftha county
we give the following article from the Courie
des PAYS Bias as ii seems to present faithful
picture of the stale of feelings in The Nell her
lands Belgium affords al TIL, moment The
spectacle Of a nation claiming with proper en-
erey the redress Of its grievances, and OF an
administration which shows as much ohsiua>
cy in repelling lis wishes, as it begins to dis
Dlay perseverance in rope aiing them. On the
one frAnd, is a whole population injured and
wounded in their ms, sacred rights, unani-
nous in their complains, and loyal IN their
DOC. edings. On lht other hand, are two men,
whose incapaci'y has become manifest, who
obs ,inately defend an unsound system, VINO
multiply errors, wrongs and reslsianees, al
Measure. and VINO will fall on the very day when
heir want ct power 10 90 Soou shdi' oe o"''e'
sally recognised The Chambers are in;erpo-
sing b, tween Belgium and the cuumvira'e. in
order &c cause the truth to reach the foot oil
the Throne, and ths wounds Of the country
| vii! be healed as soon as The monarch shall
| know he truth.
II is stated from Marseilles, Jan %, that
transports were daily arriving with troops. The
frigate DIDO, now in the Roads, will land as
soon as III. weather W Ii permit, 500 men oil the
| 2e,h Regimen, OF The Line. WHO will be placed
In the Hospital p, pared for them, where an IN
6rmary for 500 sick has been established, with
every necessary requisite.
According to correct rumor, iour regiments
of infantry and artillery will remain in the Mo-
rea for the presen, year. with sufficien, for,ii-
cations 10 put the place in a situation OF de-
fence. aud that it will be evacuated in the fall
All our advces from Gambia represented the
island as in a deplorable condition; they only
speak OF massacre and pillage. I,is high time
the Allied Powers interfere and put stop to
such proceedings, and cause The Turks and
Egyptians TO evacua,e the island, as was done
in the Morea.