Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-20

OF The Turks required moro eAtehsSe anu Gu
cacious measures to augment the means OF at
tack
Accounts from Vienna to the 2Sth June, state
that the official news of the victory obtained by
|tbe Russians near Shumla had oecasioned
strang. movements at that place. Prince Met
iernich, not prepared For such intelligence was
astounded and forthwith despatched several
couriers for England and the frontiers OF Tran
sylv ania; and, as the plague had for a long time
been pretsxI for the march OF troops, so on
this oe casion i, was used for sending troops to
wards the theatre of war, to reinforce the cor
don sanii1ire.
The Paris Constitutional affirms that NJ. Pas
quier is about to be appointed Minister OF fo'
reign Affairs.
The TWO American sailors, belonging 10 the
American friga,e Java, who were arrested oy
the Spanish authorities at Mahon, Tor nav
ing been concerned in the affair at that place,
in which French Lieutenant was killed, have
been ,ried:and one Of them sentenced TO the gal
lies for one year, and the other Tor hfteen years
II is inferred, from the tenor of letters from
Madrid, thai Ferdinand will treat his monks IN
the same manner as Mahmoud did his Janisa-
ries. The events Of Catalonia. and perhaps,
also. the wants Of the treasury, would not be
would be made wilhou, The consen, of the Court
Of Roms.
% French Funds, July Give per Cent. Con-
soils 100 IS: Three 80 80.
SERyIA, June e-Le,ters from Constantine
Lie stat. that unfavursble news from Asia had
been received in that city, the substance OF
which IS, ,ha, Gen. Paskewi,ch has been van
pushed after strong battle. The news from
-E a. ..oI nj n
messenger from Coun, Die birch; he objec, Of
the mission is not known. The Austrian OBJ
server of the 25,h June states that OIL the 9h
200 volunteers from differs Mt regiments under
the command Of Col. Count Jclsoy and bat
TALON Of Chasseu.s, under the protection ol
twenty-five pieces Of artillery established on
the left Of The Danube, have passed the river al
Rachom. This handful of brave men support
ed, during combat whio lasted from-S o'clock
in the morning to O'Clock in the afternoon,
by battalion Of the regimen. Of Tabash, &C.
cupied the city after having driven The enc,
my from their batteries and houses The enc
my fought with great ohstinaoy, but it could
rot resist the courage Of our soldiers. The
trophies Of this victory are five cannon, 1--WE
flags, and five hundred prisoners, among which
is Hussein, Pacha Of Varna. Among he great
number of killed is Selim EHendi Our loss
is not yel known, but il is small in comparison
10 ,ha' Of the enemy.
Corfu. June ll.-Advices from Egina state
tha, me protocol Of the 22d Of March, recog
nzing the sovereignty OF The Sultan, without de.
6ning The limits Of Greeeess had created great
dissatisfaction, whic x3kInars ased by the pre-
tensions OF the EngisbsC o1sal General, who,
bavins obtained an audience ofthe President Of
Greece, demanded Of himt the raising Of all the
blockades, the recall Of all The Greeks in the
interior OF the Morea. and the cessation OF has
tilitics against the Porte. The President for
m ally refused TO cease hos.ili,ies, and 10 with
draw the troops from Livadia, and informed
the British Consul that his duty forbade his
giving up the advantages already obtained, anc
tina, he would only yield TO superior force
He, at the same time, despatched orders to all
the commanders not 10 quit their POSITIONS
This Consul has also sent a vessel TO he Am
bassadors who are repairing to Constanlihople
to inform them Of the resolution OF the Presi-
dent Of Greece. II is not known what effect
this may have on the medialing powers, but it
is seen that the Greeks refuse the proleclora
and the aTmistice tina, should precede the inter
yention of the powers al Conston,inople.
LONDON, July 1--we learn from Lisbon that
on the l9,h Of June, Don Miguel gave new
example Of bis .amicable disposition, as Lore
Aberdeen calls il, towards he English Govern
mrut. A Danish vessel from Rio, bound for
England, has touched at Lisbon, and the Por-
tugucse Governmen, having learned that there
was an Englishman on board, sent an armed
force TO arrest and conduct him 10 prison,
where he is 10 solitary confinement. The at
,empls Of the English Consul General to oh, ain
his liberty, have been wilhou, success. Don
Miguel feared that he was a bearer OF despatch
es from Don Pedro, and convinced, by expo
rience, tina, he Can, with IMMUNITY, commi, out
RACES tow ards the English Government, has
taken this method Of seizing upon the papers
OF the Englishman.
A private letter from London announces that
The arrival Of Lord Srangford from his mission
to Brazil is the objee, Of thousand conjectures.
II Is said that he is bearer Of dispatches from
,he Emperor, sud that they are OF na.ure sa-
,isractory to the Duke of Wellington. II ap-
pears tina, Don Pedro is not content with The