Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-29
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Amethyst, from Llver9ooi, whence Sic SaA'~
ON the cad ul,. Intelligence of highly import
ant character has been received. 1t will De
seen that the Russians are victorious both in Eu-
rome and Asia, and that Cons,an,inople viii
soon be threatened, il not already in danger
GREAT BRIrAIN.-The harvests in England
upon the whole, promise to terminate fa'ora-
bly. The injury they had suffered was limited
in extent.
The Manchester Mercury, of Aug, 10, says:
Considerable sensation was produced here
Yesterday by a statement that one OF the Iead-
ing companies in London, for effec'ing marine
assurances, had transmitted instructions 10 the'r
agent in This town mol TO grant any policies o"
vessels for Russia toifh security against capture
6u HE kings enemies The general inference,
Of course, was, thai we are about forthwith 10
go TO war with the Emperor Nicholas.
The Morning Herald says that the Emperor
Nicholas knows that Great Britain will AVOID
war with Russia, if possible, for the very best
Of reasons.
The London papers contain further accounts
Of disasters by the Ia'e storm in Scotland. Ma
nv lives were los on the coast, and much pro-
perry destroyed on shore. The R"thes-
b. idge is broken down, and many houses in
and near Ro,hrs were Frustrated. The bridge
was a splendid edi6ce and cost upwards OF
l4OooL
storm on the night of the Is h Of August,
W as the cause Of numerous disasters on the
coas, of Ireland. The whole line from luskar
10 KInes,own was s,rewed wi h wrecks. a
schooner, laden with sal, and rosin. wreck
ed eft he pier of K,ngs'own, and live persons
persisted A brig was wrecked near the same
place andsseveral lives lost.
The progress Of the Russian arms and the
unsettled condition Of the French Ministry
had produced some agitation upon The Luodon
Stock Exchange, aided no doub BY Spectators,
who had their own obrc's 20 answer by The de-
preston of price. On the 18th u't there was
a sort Of panic on the Stock Exchange, the
price Of Consols falling one per cestum -
This produced alarm anh IS consequence
a variety of rumors. Four sail Of the line
were flung out at Portsmouth, for the Darda-
nclles; hemp had falen, in anticipation Of war
with Russia, ST. a ,on--- and an instruction was
on the point of be kiog gu, 10 Paris. Con
soils for the Accounts opened for 8S l-8, then
rose 10 ss4 when they suddenly fell to ST. A
leading broker bought 5o,oooi Money Sock,
which had 'he sffrc, Of raising thu M TO s74.-
They left of a. 81 S s. On the i7,h The re.
por's whick 80 body believed; were officially
contradicted aud the money market recovered
from he sgitat,on Of the 18th. Consols closed
at S87 5-4 8. On the 18th there was fur
Their improvement, attributed 10 reports, that
the Turks had manifested willingness TO urea,
for peace. Consols closed a, 80 Ia S-8. There
was also an improvement in RI sim bonds. On
III, 18Th they were 9Sa. on the 18Th they were
1905.
SEAT OF WAR.
The intelligence from the seat Of war shews
a rapid progress Of the Russian arms. The
accounts from Constaptinople on the other
hand do not indicate that spiri, among the
Turks which has been exhibited on former e.
Emergencies. The orders for levy en- masse have
produc ed but 10000 men, and he>e only from
the districts WHERE there were sufh lent mum
Der Of troops 10 compel the levy. The only
drawback on the Russian successes, - the in
tellgence from Odessa that the plague was
fast approaching lha; grea, depot of supplies
for he Russian forces. Gen Dieb,ch on the
Gath Of Jn'y had lis head quarters near Bur
gas, a, Cap Emin Gen Paske witch on he
27ta of June, captured the important city Of
r. zerum and The fortress Of Hassan. Kale. Err
zerum is The capital Of Turcomahia in Asiatc
Turkey, with population Of l39 900. LIS cap
tore opens all Asia'ic Turkey 10 the Russians.
Official I'D ices have beeu rt ceived a, ST. Pc
,er<burgh, Of the capture, on he 27rh Of June,
IF Erzeroum, the Seraskier himself and four
other Pachas were made prisoners, and $50
cannon had fallen in;o 'he hands Of the Rus.
SLAMS of which 90 were aiken at Hasa Kale
The capiu'e Of this important city, in fact,
leaves all Asia open to the triumphant Rus
slams. The plague is fast approaching Odessa
A letter from Odessa, July 81, says" We
learn by letters fom Varna, that our army had
completed on the 24lh, the passage Of the Bal
kan. Count Deoi,sch bad pushed forward his
advanced posts as far as Cape Emin, near Bur-
COS. Gen Roth has established his he ad .ausr-
tiers al ADDS. The Turks have los, in the diff
ferent engagements thai have taken place,
thir,y pieces Of cannon. In several villages in
the env'rons, symptoms OF the pest have shown