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


April. The following items Of intelligence are
gathered from the French papers by this arri-
val
The Paris Journal du Commerce Of 'he Goth
saws, "ltwas expected That ,hr Monifew OF 10.
day would ont1i tie nomina loo ct a minis
ter for foreign aHlirs, hui thu ordinance was
no, publish. d. Ii appears however, that the
selec ion has seen mad AID tha; /; falls on The
Duke de Laval. Ambassador 70 Vienna; but II
also appears that me IN mis- eFs did not, previ-
Gus TO proposing him !" tn" k'ng, *" he pre-
caution 10 OBTAIN his ASSENT, So grea' was their
haste to communicate to VI de tha'ea"orand
on his arrha IN Paris. Tn sc IS AIKEN AID
it is presumahle hat The ordinance vi 70 p.
prar till the return Of Inc L"u'l. u .!e"na.
But will NJ Du, al accept III" Si', Ills
friends have heir doubts n hei h. sF
A Paris paper states thAi 'omn' g" Is a.
bout to be appointed to visit E., '.a soc make
a repor, on the manufs. uring ind".s'r u that
country. The members Of The comm Z" a
mung whom is Anhelle, are 10 recrivr 20 600
francs for ,hs r expenses, and will .lso be ger
mitted 20 import sample, Of mrrcha' dzs to
the amount Of sc, 900 francs. This priv eye,
says the editor, will appear very extraordinary
after refusing NJ. Moite'sie T., import saddle
as a pattern, although he obliged him self 20 re-
expor it within three months q
According 10 a Constan,Inpple article OF the
26r6 Of March, the Sultan had not yet departed,
but the preparations for his voyage still contin>
ued, and was only delayed by The f ar Of a scar
| city Of provisions. The feet ready 10 de-
part. New capiuIa,ions had bern concluded
with all but three, Of the Albanian Chiefs
Hussein Pacha had concentrated all tn uOo1s
between Adrianople and ChpumIa. The Sui
an had made draft on The Mosques, which
The Ulemas had not YET answered.
The Austrian Obs rver of the 18th of April
states, that ,he Turk, occupied Liv adj. for
very short time, having been soon expelled
The Emperor Of Russia was to be a. Wzrsaw
on The sh IF May, and was expected al Brrlin
in the beginning of June An inspection OF he
ImperisI Guard was spoken Of, 70 Take place ~
he neighborhood Of Minsk, where a large
quantity Of provision and forage had been COL
| lectrd
NJ Gordon, the New English Ambassador at
Constanrinoplr, was il Paris at the last dates,
and would set out in few days for his des'na-
lion. He was formerly Secretary of The Lega-
ton a, Vienna, and in passing trough the ca
pital Of Austria II was expected h would con-
Ter wi P,iuce Meternioh, with whose views
in many poinls, he was supposed 10 concur.
The las: accounts from Madrid are 10 the
18Th Of A pril, but they furnish nothing OF in
teres,. A slight shock Of an earthquake was
fell at Murc!a on The evening OF the 8 h, 5ut II
was not attended with any serious consequences
A Brussels paper sta'es that The French Mi
mis- er had re,rrd from that city IN consequr nee
of conremp aed augmentation of the duties on
Wines, and had threatened the ministry, by
way of retaliation, with on extraordinary I'M.
most on the producis Of the two Flanders i'm.
ported into France.
The la,es, G.rman Journals contain nothing
new relative II the affaies Of The Eas: The
} Austrian Observer simply eonirms the capture
Of Vonzza by Gen. Church, commander OF the
Greeks
The London Observer Of April 81 says, Sir
Sidney Smith is about 10 embark in the steam
boat Hyirnn Solyffr, on a secret expediiion.-
His auendau'an's are ffiy those" men. His
only cargo 1, ballast consis ing # brass eannons.
H. has clearrd for Corfu and Maa bu, il IS
expe led that he has an uIlerior destinaiion.-
! The ornaments Of his vessel are entirely com
posed # crrscen,s md turbans.
Letters firm Havre to the Goth April stale,
that the market remained the same as per last
advcrs. The price of -four had advanced lit.
lie, and recsdej again.
WIDDIN, March 80 1t appears that the idea
IS AbArdo"fd Of con'tIuc ing position al Oh
itni z !, as he punroons have been transported
it. Carriages TO Gala z, Busch, and Hirso,a
BY h n Of Ma. The second army, command
ell by Gen VIII, will amount to 10000 men,
when i, will eue Buigorla which VII. be The
frs, pom, Of attack l. is though, that the TO-
900 mrn Who are now IN Wa!la MIA will BE sent
20 reinforce hr army of Gen. Paskewitch, IN
| Asia
1t is impossible to describe The misery which
overwhelm. he inhabi ants Of the prncipai
ties, VINO have been, exposed since 1920 10 the
dep. eda ioos Of II parIes. the Russian Gov
ernu ent deceived w false reports. heueved That
| these provioces were in d condition 10 MAIN
tain an army i 100000 mn, whrn they can
| scarcely supper 10000 G ain oil all SORTS and
cattle nave diaapP' ~ d. 10 Moldavia, earrIa'
grs have been seen, drawn b, hiiy peasants
ANcnNA, Apr 6-Weea hat the hrmn's s,
| of the Pr sidcnt oi Greece has been tie means
Of he ding tnr d:o>eniinns which existed among
the d ff,ren, chiefs and viii u proved so hene
fl la 10 the OlIum Ins IT, Oriental Greece. he
Cir can army IS mod ling itseit &C, ordIng TO
tt. F ench
Il 4 hot,y no Enu oil ,h md ErPn Ia