Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-28

seems necessary than 10 Pr0siOe ina. '"S la"
nh all be- boptsily ir,erpre'ec AID equally sa"'''
ri.;,,ed For the fur,heranee OF these g'ea'
pur.o.es, many deem il probable tina, snpen
diary M eis,rstes from England and oeo"a"o,
mn n un,ainted with the spiri, and unoi
bv n, interest. Of partnership, may be invest
ed ~i,h those powers which ,hr gentry OF ire
land have abused so long spectator
Asr.1as or THE EAST. An Odessa ar'i,'e
Of Oc,. 80. says-"M. Bu'eniess. Coun ,e, m
Of State. arrived. here on The 2S'h rom 81. -
,ersbureh. He carries to Adrlanopie the ra"'
6ca.iou Of the treaty Of peace. lie VIII men
o., 10 Constan ,inopir, where he VIII take me
Office Of Charge d'Affaires. An me persons
belonging 10 the legation TO he sublime Ior''
have received orders 20 SET out Immediately "
return TO their posts. Count Orlotf, "ne OF TAX
commissioners who assisted in the conclusion
Of the peace, is also going 10 Cosstaninop'e
on an extraordinary mission.
aTne Pachas Of SilistrIa and anon, a"e
the Scr.sk,er Of the Danube,who are prisoner
here. will soon Sc, out for Turkey.
"The plague broke cut again on the Z''"'
and this time in the middle OF the Town Among
the Jews. The town IS surrounded win COZ
don, the public places are shui up, a"a VII
internal communications are going 10 oe sus
pended. Il seems that the quarantine on .h'
6neis,er does 90, afford sufficient PROTECTOR
,e,;ns, This scouree The coniagi0n has aiS'
appeared at Sebasi opoi.
An A,,,cIs from Bucharest, Oct. %, s'ate
,h., The Pacha Of Giurdzevo still rtfuses u
give up the place, aid Gen. Luskarot has no
received any fur,hec ms ruotions IN consequehc
Of his repor, to Coun' Diebilsth. The iere
If the Russians before that fortress IS 9oo'
men. one-third Of whom are unnt Tor service
in cons quenee Of fevers and other diseases
TuRKEv.-A private letter from the non
tiers Of Servia, which has reached Paris, stale
tina, the Pacha Of Scutari wss really author
ised BY The Porte, TO rndeavor TO take posses
ion Of Adrisnople with view to assume IN
government Of that City on th- departure OF IN
Russians. The dislike, however, OF this Fac 81
has induced The inhabitants of this city 10 re
cues, the General TO exert his influence TO pro
cure The appoia,men, of another.
The Grrman papers contain long Ariel
from Coas' aniinop'r, dated the l4th Octo
brr. in which i, is :, a,ed that the Pure IS en-
deavoring IN various ways 10 elude the e1ecu
ton Of me rrea Of pace with Russia, a."
is indirectly giving encouragement to sue
of lis rfia-rs as have resisted the provisions o
tina, treaty l, is added, however, that n
Porte is ny no mraTs 10 condition 10 rais
sny serious obstacles to the consolidation Q
the peace. as in many parts ofthe empire symp
toms Of disc on,.nt against the tiovefnme"
and OF q desire 10 unite with tie invaders
have bee. manifested. Il is'even said that tn
Grand VIII had refused 10 surrender IN
seals Of his "ffire. and that the sultan dare no
displacs MIN as he originally inended.
every thing warrants the opinion that the Sui
tan has sced, and Intends to se., with III
u'mos, good faih A letter from Cons an j
nople, Oct. Is, says:-
Within these six days 200 mora ships G
different naIons have arrived m this port, Ao'
among hem l8 Russian vessels from ihr Med
"err- mean, he greater part Of which had air a
dy sailed for the Bi.ck Sea.-l hese ships hal
passed. the Dard anrIles under Dutch colour,
notice, however, was sen, 10 them by The Pore
Immediately on their arrival here, that thougi
The * hange Of The "a ifo alton had no, We. a
ken place, they nigh nois' Russian colour.
md that The firmans for IN, prosecution o
hsir voyage should be delivered TO them win
"u delay. Some Colonels and Aides de-C.mI
he Sultan, who have been ,ent 10 Adriano
&c, have re ured from that ciIy, and speak il
III" highest terms ofthe friendly tres,men the
hsu experienced al The Russian ead quarters.
GREEcE.--The following sxrac, from
Gt man psper under da'e Augsbu,gh. Nov 8
detail new su. oesses over their Turkish o.
p ssors il We are 20 credit this Statement: tn,
Greek territory may now BE- considered as re
ned from ,he SULTAN, with the exception OF
ne or Two towns having Turkish garrison
iusely Block sd-d One nf the diffioul lie
which would wave me. he Allies ir Sc ling the
Grrk ""undsry, according TO the Protocol Of
Mar h 20, is ius removed.
.augsbn'gh Noc. s "A report ct Prince Dem
rtrsus Y,silanti 20 toe President of Greece da.
'cd from the camp a ko,rmis Sep. %, and
'rsered in 'ae Egina Gazr,'s, say,:--
"a Turkish corps Of 1000 men, regular and
Irr' gular troops, had mad !sthsrquen ly 10 NE
22d September. several desp at. attacks on
The 22i OF Sep ernbeI. several desperate attacks
on the Primers trsops 10 heir fortified camp,
near the fort Catelo di Piua, but were always