Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-26

did not think il prudent to encounter. 7, :.
supposed that the command is merely nl,..t
under another name. Alter tie unsucc.s,tJ
ausck by Hussein Pacha upon S,zepoG ,r
which our last advices contained the n,,,;.,
lars, Two unsuccessful sallies were made hv -.
garrison of Cuirgevo On the corps Of obserya,
ton b fore That fortress. Some prisoners w.r.
iuken.
The ponioons prepared for efcctins the mas,
sage Of the Danube before Silis.,ia were Ro.,ee
or The Bpra TO KaIlarash, which is oppo,i,.
under the direction Of Major General SchiIde,
and reached their destination on the 18th &C
April, notwithstanding the remains Of n.
| Turkish eo'illa commanded the Danube J, n.
fortress of Silis'ria, aud further up.
There was reported TO be great scarcity oc
provisions at SchoUmia where he Grand Y,
zier had arrived with 1900 men.'
Tchassap Oslo had been arrested and cor
duced into exile; bu, i, vas supposed he would
be behealed on the route.
we're to BE- moved nearer the Danube. rbo
commando, iu-chief !est J.s,y III the 18Th a.
April.
Captain lie Blanc, the Commodore Of
French ship, had been sent by Admiral d.
Rigny 70 Mastapha Pacha, Governor O. Can,
d,a, 10 Confer with him, and recommend mo.
derate measures as it respected the Greeks
He CONSENTED, and agreed to suspend hos,;Ij,je,
But the Greeks were not So lrac,sb!e, and can,
lain L. Blanc returned from fluil,ss confer.
encc with Baron Reineck, their agrn, in Candia
The Gazette de France Of May 90 says:
letter from Vienna states, that repor, was ci,,r
lated at Odessa, oil the LIST of Haykhat przcrou had
been taken by the Russians The best informed ~.
sons in that city did not believe it,
- he accounts from Sizeboli were to the 2lI or
| April. he Russians still retained possession Of i
but The Turks were making preparations for ,prsly
| attack.
"OdeSsc .9prl % A considerable CONVOY. VIII,
troops 1000 men, il is sadly and provisions Will ai,
next week for the Asia.c coast of the Black Sea 4
seems that the Turks arrive from Naiol IN great force
advancing to meet Genera! naakewi,cA and lay waste
every thing on their way"
/ he 81. PC ersburgh Gazette contains an &C,
count Of the Danube having been crossed on
The ll,h A2ril by thr. deiachmrnts Of Turks,
who were rcpulsed without loss from Zigauls.
and D ssa in little Walachia. Their attack
on the village Of HasGlwas more serious They
were repuIscd "! h ,h, bayone., ioosing, forty
one killed and lwehty.iwo taken pri>onrIs.
Vieana. My 10 The commerce Of Vienna
has become very Gourishirg since ii has be n
dec lircd free port. One of our merchants,
who did great deal OF business in English
goods, having personally convinced himself Of
this STATE Of rhings, has resolved 10 form
branch establishment at Venice.
! / is said that their Majcsies' visit to Prague,
which was 10 have been next month, will rot
take place this year. The unlavnrsbIe season
has hitherto prevented The Court from goi"g
into he country. !, i, said lha' il will not so
20 LuXemLurg, bu' perhaps to Schoenorunn,
or directly to Baben.
| From lie Nessocer des ChnmLre, Mg9O.
Paris, May 10 There is now in he roads
Of Mar,rill-s friga'e, bail' by orLrr .! Me.
hrmet Ali Nothing, i! l. said, Can be more
rich aud magnificent than this wsssi, WHICH
will cos, ihr Pacha 100000 francs. II Con-
tains suite Of splendid apartments, Furnished
with that magnii encr aud oriental rlrm.n4eY
which would perfume even he tar
All the accounts from Greece aIn1uEce TIA:
! MissoI,nghi mus, soon fail. The Greeks IN
tend to blow up 81 the works of The f"ti"s''
they may take in LiSad'a, 10 prr'ent any re-
action on 'hc part Of ,he Turks, OF $500 !'r"''
who will -cmaiI in tie Mora, one H''1Ilo'
WIN be in garrison at PaIas, the remIIndeT N
Navarino ard Modon.
HOUSE or COMMoNS-MAr Is.
CASE or MR ocoNNELL-
Mir Br1ugham put II 10 The X. Hon. "''
tlem.n "pposi Mr.. Peel whether 1t voa."
not be better hat he debate. With was u"
journed OH Friday night, should be '-keH W
lnow
i MIR Sugdon INCUR. d Of the hon. 'nen''eF '''
D All, rdeen, whom &c Jaw in the house, a"' "'
1 would nave ask d the hon. bart, 'he mr"O''
!. for Westminster, il he had been presen WIZ
TX oath which WIS AIKEN by he mcmnrf "''
" Clare, before he presented himself III '"''
bus ~
Mr.. Hume. Perhaps lie h"n. memoer W"
BED obtain the information e" desires ny '''
taiiig the certificate from The CLERK he'i