Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-24
,TEsT FROM EUROPE.

u,,rr, the Editors of the New York
c ~, Advertiser have received files Of
p,ri, papers from The LIST to the 10Th OF Au-
,us,, Inclusive.
The intelligence was chiefly anticipated by
us from England, via Quebec, which we
,r.,ss on Saturday. We are put in possess
hoverer, Of more ample details from the
-, of war; by which it will be seen that the
\ Inns NAV be, ere this, threatening Constan-
III, itself. The main reliance Ofthe Turks
- h. now on the interference OF Eng
asd
:. ell se seen that the report OF a change in
-. r,.rch Ministry is confirmed, and we are
nor enabled to give complete lis, from the
! y,,nch p psrs before US:
p,,,e, Po!ignac, Secretary OF State for Fo-
;., ag,irs. in place Of Count Portals; Cour-
/ ,,,,js.. Keeper Of the Seals and Secretary of
s.,s ior The Depar; men, Of Justice, in place of
po,d,,u. resigned; CouEt de Bourmon', Secre-
,,,v If War, in place Of ViscOun, de Caux,
,.,,psd Count &c Rigny, Secretary of State
FIR The Navy and Colonies, in the room OF Ba-
-, HYDE dc Neuyille, resigned; Count de la
n .rdonnaye, Secretary of Stare for the Inre
-;,r. in the room Of Viscount MarIignac, re-
,i,ped; Baron de Mon,bel, Secretary Of STATE
for me Department Of Ecclesisslic Aflirs and
po,Ic Instruction, aud Grand Master Of the
University Of France; Count Chabrol de Crou-
sol, Financial Minister, in place Of Count Roy,
resigned,
Coun. Portals, Yiscouut de Caux, aud Hyde
A. Nsuyllle have been created Ministers OF
si.e and Pri,y Counselloss. De Caux was
ar,,,nred with the Grand Gross of ST. Louis,
and Marrignac with that OF the legion of Ho-
nor Count Portals was created First Presi-
| ien Of the Court Of Cessation.
Me,,rs. Berlin de Vaux, Hely d'Oissel, Alex
s,ar, De Ia Borde and Yilemaio, CounseIlors
! Of stat h d resigned.
The Journal du Hasre OF The 10th says:
Letters from England, received yes erdav
| ,''ak o. treaty, which, according o common
] r-or 10 I.oudon. as brer co... Id d between
/ Eprce and England against Ra,sia. | was =
6rI supposed THAI it was only 'rt,'y With
| Turkey, 5a France has placed the govern,oe1.
d Mnhmoud in the compact. This repor
from London goes TO confirm the news OF
u,lylO which The dismissed ministers would
no, consent"
The COant de Bsrbacena arrived at Brussels
On the s,h, from Munich, for Paris, whence he
MAS to proceed forthwith to Lon don, TO take
charge Of the young queen Maria, who is to
re,urn to Brszd wi;hthe new Empress.
The marriage Of he Emperor OF Brazil was
c5lebra''d a, Munich on the g August. The
PePs's NNuSio offcia,ed, in the absence of the
Archbishop Of Munich. On the 4th, The new
Empress set on, or Mannheim. She was to ar
1--WE at Bfusss on the 18Th or 10th. Her bro
'as'' the Prince Augustus, was TO accompany
Aer to Rio.
The Berlin Gazette received q, Brussels, Aug.
On animated rumOr Of the Emperor Nicho-
ass death, which was hoped to be without
'ahaai'on. 1t was announced at ST. Peters
"'S" on me 24'h OF July, tina, the Emperor
,'d arrived on the preceding evening, in per.
:" hsalh, at Tsarkoe Selo.
We mud The following article in Paris pa
'cf Aug g.
lie accounts from different parts of The
N.'R'on, as well as from several foreign coun-
Icy fe'a'lye to the prospect of the harvest, are
g: ''oTabc. In the environs Of Saumur, the
,' axe extremely heavy aud in good order,
..'H i'om Catalonia state that the corn har-
-. VI" be toost abundant, aud the price Of
,'a expected to be low A letter Of the
Nv. .~ g'' from Christiana says: A long cOn'i
.'' Q'oush' has been succeeded during the
month by plentiful showers, which have
~"O'e1 al our aPprehcnsions for the harvest.
,,,, p'''e OF Srain, however, particularly rye,
'OsuaHes 20 rise"
,.. -" 'sO Russian sIoops of war that recently
NV, ,yo At Havre from voyage round the
ell ,g' which occupied three years and half,
s 'T ~ nom that port on the 81 OF August for
NJ, 'e'ershurgh. The vessels fred salute of
4 SIns' which was answered BY the battery