Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY %. ;Xso
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS

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and Paris 10 the 10th. Our extracts are s,1
The N. Y. Commercial.
At late hour this morning, we heard Oft,
arrival Of vessel from Greeuock bringing \,
pers 10 the l5;h Of June, containing I,o,d,.
advices 10 The 18th, and Paris OF the 10Th y.
papers were brought for the press; and til. T.,
that came were monnpolised, before we coop
get hold Of Them. To the Editors Of the NJ,
camille Advertiser, We are truly thankful T..
their poli.eness, IN allowing u. 10 sep IN,
their Office, and extract The principal item, :
news from Greenock paper Of the 18Th. W
are also indebted 10 The same zen lrmeo T.,
proofs Of other extracts.
A letter from London, June 9Th, says-"Tr.
is the Devii 10 pay in. The cabinet, and very Ii,
tie to pay him with IN the Exchequer lmpor
an, change. are in rapid prosress& p eparr,0r
and the vile mac hinery which worked, and wh,
carried the Roman Catholic ascendancy bill, vii
yer, soon be exposed 10 the aslonishmen. Of /,
insulted, and Of an indignan. country.
II is stated that the king has in,ims,ed +,
pleasure that the duke of Cambridge should y
made commander in chief. His grace i. aou
to return to Ens Land. where house is prspa
ing for his resitcnce.
The elevation Of the SPEAKER Of the Ilovy 81
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Sir John Beckett is 70 succeed 10 the Sneaker
chair.
The rumours in relation 10 the removal d
the Lord Chancellor continue. Lord LyD!
hnrs, is said TO give satisfaction to no bodr
istry, nor the king Sir Charles Weahrr.l
spoken Of as his successor. Mr. Broughu
is still spoken Of as Master of the Rolls. sto..
Sir John Leach consen. 10 retire. Mr. Sug5s
is also spoken Of as the new Equity Judge vA
the bill creating that Office shall have pssst
1t is also again re-asser'ed, 'ba, the Duk,
Wellington is about to enact the part Of tl
own Ambassador abroad, and will for that pg
pose shorty make tour in Europe and vi
differen' courts.
An interview had taken place between h
Foreign Secretary and the Turkish me- oh,ra
when the latter were informed thar the B,I III
Government would no. allow the extensioa
the Russian blockade. The blockade Of Ri
Dardanelles is sancIioned-no more.
Lare Intelligence from Constantinoplr, ,paa
OF continued negotiations for peace by MI
listers a, the capital, and INDUCES hope ola pa
pecl Of success. The Gar 10 attempting Na
gocia'e another loan in London.
The first official bulletin from the Rus.n
head quarters states, that the Danube had m (
crossed in three places; the second, that u
investment at SiIistria continued, and hff
there was strong concentration Of the for:a
Another bulletin has been received, briDSF
down the details Of the war in Bulgaria, TO n Z
22d Of May. This bulletin gives the 7a''i;'
lars of a very saDguinary battle having ba
Tough, at ParaUadi, in which the Turks hH
been beaten with great loss The Grand VI +
zier, stationed a, Schoumla, knowing lbaIitE
main Russian army was advancing agan;l
listria, and also from the Danube, made lher
tempt to drive the Rus slams from he latter pIia !
before the army came up, and by ad'a"I1h
upon Bazsrdji'k, 10 Cut # The eommuniea'"E
between SIlis,ria and Varra. He accordance
advanced On the l7th Of May, with $4,000 or !
AN Overwhelming force, four to one, e'm2f
ed to the Russian force stationed a! E's >
naultcr, a village abou, four miles to the nor
ward Of Paravadi, on the road 10 BszardIa
where a sanguinary engagement, ensued' b.
the end of FIVE hours he Turks were compN E
TO retreat. This, however, was only lofD
moment. With reinforcement Of ten tho"
and mer, they advanced to the attack, and
tempted to turn the left wing Of the Ru'a'
force, in order to cut them uf from iha q''
ter 10 their assistance. The comba ce'D
more obstinate ard murderoos than b.lore 4"
the Turks were, after long aud bloody sn