Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-28

BosphOTus, on 'eaS
G, had gone TO meet H. i"''"e"'sH q
- retreat, the r .ss.an Admi.el rem
ID he squadron sta 'oned OF the ehannei
coo,,aniinopIe. and ordered some ships to
=, the east coast of Natolia. Aoont 20
Itch transports fell into The bands 81 the
and new friga'e was set or fre by
Russian squadron near Sehil'' not lar from
Bosphoras
,,or,an, accounts may be expected from
:, As i, APPEARS by adSiees from Constants
/. that Persia is about 10 make common
with Turkey, and that Gen. Paskewitch
,sceived large reiuforcemen's OF men,
saDn,;es # artillery, was preparing to ad>
.nce upon Z zerOm'
a p.o,i,;ors I'D b5en received in Constant
80 boh BY sea aud land, from Smyrna, and
II s,,.e from he Black Sea.
,d,res from Coustaninople are to the 18th
,r-from Smyrna to the s'a. No further
i ,,k or plunaer Of the British merchantmen
ken Mace. The English Admiral had
roa;cial commune alton with the Russian
ommancan'.
4 ,1,; roplr has been fortified, and all the
3e.udful gardens and fields there consequently
BID waste.
y r,e accounts from the Turkish Capital are
zee dsys la,er than I! os" received yes'er-
% Tn. arrival of the Srtish ambassador 10
LINEN negotiations With he Porte, was aux
n,lv looked f..r ny all class-s, aHo success
I is,,. was looked for at Cons,an'inople
IIo,r reliance was placed on Great Bran
N France, though their united exeruons
-, v,,ned f,r. Trade was in mos! depres-
Ii Il, H.. in consequences nf The great prepare
$o,> for the war az ainst Russia
The rmneror has spen all The money Dor
WED las, wear, and has opened fresh nego'i-
HONS for private loan in Eng and France,
n consequence Of The resistance made by iur-
kev for ,ha, amount, there is nothing po>iiire,
onph it i, supposed to oe for larger sum
N N thai Of II wear This being The first
NJ Of the week there was rather more bus IL
n he Bank and Sock marke', particularly The
br.r. which was increased by the tao, thai mo-
h, for f. days forwird fctches per GEM,
Ind four per cent for more distant periods
Such was th. distress, that special trahs'Sr o.
E0On! Of ConsoIs was made his IAN only be
Rome nv peti,inn,ug he Bank Duec'ors) at So,
Inc duration for the account at The moment
BIZ Sal, bsing sSt
This created i htIle panic, and Consols foi
Recount which opened at 80 rs, sellers, were
bown al IS 8
For two hours previous 10 the close OF bus
= me-. scarcely barg9in made, bur Consols
fo, ,ccoun' recovered TO So buyers
| Sir Humphrey Dsvy died At Geneva on the
morning of he 2sh May.
Accounts from II. Petersburgh to he 27,h
Nlay, men toned that trade had revived. al
Dow had risen TO 81 rublrs. The ice a, Cron-
btadl had broken up.-Le,ters from ihe Rus
d., Admiral induced the belief hat there
would shortly be IN action between tie Russian
md Turks fleets, III" la ter had heen increaS-
BID 10 eight ships Of he line besides many
smaller vessels.
The King Of France, i, i, said ex2ends an
hua " 10000 fianc, fH shooting parties II is
IN innate, that some OF the Chamber ut Depd-
hies receive allowances 20 attend hese parties.
FSvm The Glassoo Courier June IS.
Lord Enoh hrn On in:r with The King a
few days ego. I've Morning Journal ssts,
that 4 vas for the purpose af giving his opin
iOs (soliri'ed by the Sing,) wi h regard to pro-
per person 20 sue ecI ne pre- en- Lord Cham
eePor. The sane Taper asserts tina; the Duke
Of Wellington intend, TO proceed I, Paris and
Vienna Immediately after the proroga,ion Of
Parliament.
TIFIIs, Apri, e3
"A report from Major Gen. P nkra jew,
the left wing Of our troops, gives
an accouul Of an attack made by numerous
horde Of Curds upon three villages, which they
surprised and plundered. They were. however.
pursued, and over'aksu by six'y C6ssacks and
some infanrv, and entirely routed, with the
loss Of f'rty killed ard twenty-five prisoners,
lmong whom was their comm sndrr Achmet
Aga, relation Of flussein Pacha. Tie loss OF
ne Russians was very trifling.
tPsiersbuygh pa. May 27.