Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-14
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

sailed on the 9Th June. Our correspondent
ofthe Norfolk Beacon have politely forward
ed US, by the steamboat Columbus, the London
Sun Of the evening oflhe 2s,h June, from which
we make the extracts which follow.-BaR. FIN
The British Parliament was prorogued on
the oath June, on which occasion speech from
the King was delivered. We do no, find il in
the paper before US, but the following allusion
10 its contents is made in paragraph from
the London Times, and appears TO supply the de.
6cieney:-
alt was not to be expected that the Speech or
closing the last Session of Parliament would open fresh
matter for speculation discussion The object OF
most dscourSes Of this nature is to allay curiosity
ther than excite it, and to send people home to their
country houses with impression that there is no
cause for uneasness to the people or Government but
that all is right and likely, for some months at least
TO remain so. The Kings speech of yesterday was
of this cloudless and ranquilzng character His Ma
jesty continued to be assured OF the friendly sent
ments Of all foreign Powers; and though he amented
the continuance OF hosties in the East, his Majesty
regarded them with nearer interest than that ut an
anyieus e4rie seeking employ his best endesvors to
prevent the from extending, and to bring about
the restoration Of peace His Majesty has for these
purposes amongst others, doubt) renewed his di-
plomstc relations with Turkey. and through lis Ssa-
iestys ambassadors and those Of the King ct France,
.ie pacifcatioh Of Greece is TO be again negotiated
in the name of the Emperor Nicholas, we'll as of
the two former Sovereisns. The King adverts WITH
ncreased regret to the condition of the Portuguese
monarchy; but will use his most digen efforts TO re-
cOncile conflicting interests, and TO remove the evils
which press so heavily upon Portugal. The Speech
Concludes with expression OF thanks to the House
Of Commons tor the supplies, which his Majesty de-
termned to apply with economy, and with hope all
dressed to both branches of the Legislature, that Ca
thnlIc ms ncir,afi On lc
provement Of Ireland, well to the strengthening
Of the bonds of union between the sister islands"
The Prussian papers received in London 90
the morning Of tie s5th June, contain notice
Of desperate sally made by the Turks in ST.
lis,ria agains, the besieging Russian army.
BUCHAREST, June 2.-According to accounts
from Kaarasch Of Slst May, the Pacha Of ST.
listria was said 10 have made vigorous sally
from the fortress, and to have destroyed sever
al Of the works thrown up by the Russians, ill
after a sangninary action he was driven back
into the fortress. Eight hundred wounded
have been brought over the Danube 10 Czules
ii. General Malinofsky is said TO be among
the slain, who distinguished himself at The Ia
king Of rournoul; and General Of Artillery
Ku,shuk Achmed Pacba, is said 10 have been
continually a, the head Of hi, II oops during the
sally, and 10 have encouraged them by his im~
petuous courage. The loss Of the Turks is al
so said 10 have been very great. Persons &C
quainted with the Pacha Of Silistria agree that
he is Justly considered as one Of the mos, invs
terate enemies to the Christians, and especially
10 the Russians. in all The East. This hatred
is the ground Of his cruelty TO the wounded and
prisoners.
AuosnuRoH, June ia letter from Con-
s,antinoole of the 9Th May repeats the acc cunt
Of the Captain Pacba's expedition to he Black
Sea, and he capture OF frigate. With respect
to the affair a, Paravadi it is stated that the oh
lee, of the Turks was 10 cut Oft the commun.
cation between Warns and Kovarna, and tina,
Alisch Pacha, with his cavalry, attacked and
dispersed Russian corps, and would doubtless
have succeeded in his object in reaching Kovar-
ma had not Geo. Roth, on the first news Of the
appe arance Of he Turks near Prayadi de ached
q strong column OF infantry, which arrived
Just in time TO cover the road to Kovarna, and
rally the dispersed troops. Aliseh relreated
uumolrsted To the Grand Vizier's corps. The
loss of the Russians in these actions is stated
here at Ave thousand men; that Of the Turks
al 1900.
BERLIN, June ls.-His Majesty the Empe.
Tor Of Russia arrived al Sybillenort on the l4h,
and on the following day proceeded on his jour.
ney TO Kalish, accompanied by his own Abide
Camp and Major General Noslirz
From the Gazette de France, June IS.
PARIS, JrNR 22.-The Austrian Observer
gives the news from Consuan,inople, which is
in substance the same as that which we have
taken from the Augsburg Gazette. The Rus.
sian vessel taken by the Captain Pacha is a fri.
gate Of 20 guns with crew Of 400 men, who
have been sent TO Bagnio. Though the Porte
has published no. hing Official respee ing the az
fair Of Pravadi. i, was satisfied with the result,
or i, had besso~ed esftans of honour on the cou-
riers who brought the news Redschid Pacha
stands so high in the confidence Of the Sultan
that the most extt nsive power had been given
him for the management Of the Mar