Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-03
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General Of manufacturers and Commerce will be
reorganized and established upon a basis much
wider, and more favorable TO those interests.
The American packet Erie, III going out OF
Hayre, ran down the fishing smack lie Jeune Flo
rimond. at six leagues \. w. of La lIcve. The
boat sunk, but came again to the surface with
her stern completely carried away. The Amer.
Captain sent five men Ia her relief, and they sue
ceeded in keeping her aioat By pumping. Not a
ma was lost, and on Friday morning she return
ed into the port OF !iavre. having contrlved tore
pair her damages. The Erie continued her yoy-
aye as soon as the boat was in safety.
The Journal des Debats has the folowing:-
"What is To be the result Of the landing OF the
expedition upon the grand contest between the
Ministry and the Country at the Elections: It,
as we hope. the whole of the offences of Algiers
carried by our troops in the course of the next
fortnight. are We to suffer the Charter TO be tax
en- by assaults and leave our liberties at the mer-
CIV of the assaiilants? Shall the taking of Algiers
lead to our own captivity? No. never Let them
publish on the morning o!june 29d the bulletin OF
the bombardmeat, and every Constitutional Eiec-
tor will exclalm when he is going TO vote, " hat
have the bombs to do with what / am now writ
ing DOWN." No. Let US have victory in Atr-
ca since the French actually landed: but,
nevertheless, let the Elections be free and con-
stituional. There Is 10 reason why they should
not both 90 together. 4 similar appearance was
tried by the Viliele Ministry, less desperate and
less alarming than the present. The Victory at
NavarlnO, become s' popular. was announced
while the Electors were engaged IN nominating
the independent and loyal Chamber that defeat
ed VI. de Viilele and teat will be still more nu-
merous to defeat the Prince de Poignac, aud
drive back into his retreat NJ. de Peyronnet. -
Victories have powerful influence over men,
minds when they gam national object, when
they only serve to increase the independence as
well as the glory of the country. But if they
are attempted TO be used as snare TO obtain alb
soute power, the men who thus battered theme
selves will be deceived.
TURKEY.
The following Intelligence, dated Constantine
pie, 25th May. Is extracted from the AugsburSh
Gazette -. Yesterday the Sandschak- Scherif,
the sacred Standard of the Prophet) accompa-
MED b. the Sultan, was removed from RAMS
TschiftIik to the Seragio with the usual ceIcmo-
MES. Immediately after the Sultan departed
for TheIapia, where he will reside during the
summer. The Grand Wiser set cut for Albania
on the 18th inst. in order 20 put an end to the
disturbances that have broken out there lately. On
arrived here with the convention concluded at
ST. Petersburah. concerning the payments to be
made to Russia by the Porte. The American
Commodore and n, OAiey, Consul from the L.
States at SMYRNA, who are charged. in conjunc-
ton with Nj. Rhind. with the negotiation of a
treaty of commerce and amity with the Porte,
arrived here from Smyrna Yesterday; the eX-
change Of the ratification is to take place forth
With"
GREECE.
The Florence Gazette contains the following
dated AnCona, June A. The English schooner
Lord Castlereagh. which arrived here the day be
fore yesterday, brings letteSs announcing that
Count Capo d'lstrias has declared the Island of
Hydra free port for five years. Other letters
gave melancholy account Of the situation of
Epirus and the increasing vexation it suffers from
the Albanians, who are divided into two parties.
One Of these is headed by Imlr Pacha. son OF
kieutaky, and the second by SeIctar PJda. Iliir
Pacha is actually shut up in the fortress Of Jan
ina. and the Albanans who in the town are
pilaging and numbering the unfortunate Greek
inhabitants. These disorders are not confined
to Janna. as the surrounding country and par
tcularly Zaseri are equally suffering-whoe
families are reduced to slavery. The Pacha and
the A!banians are constantly crying out for mo-
ney, and to obtain it ransack the houses, the
grotoes, and the stables, in the hope of finding
hidden treasure. The Magistrates of the conn-
Try are al! confined in prison." This account is
confirmed by letters from Belgrade of the Cd
June, which add that the Sultan has sent Com
to reestablisb order: but it is thought
that the disorders have been carried too far to be
eailv put down. He has also published circu-
lar letter addressed to the Pachas, calling upon
them to concur in putting down the Disturbances
A French paper states that Sco is not included
within the boundaries Of Greece, as fixed by the !
London Protocol of Feb. 8. We learn from that |
Island that the whole population are deeply dis
ressed at the idea OF falling again under the yoke
Of the Turks, and are extremely anxious to avoid
t. the Sciotes who fed to Greece have just adj
dressed proclamation TO their countrymcn. in !
which they call upon them to quit their country,
low subject to the Ottoman power, and found
colony in the Isle of Negropont, where they
would find fertile soil, almost uninhabited. It |
5 probable that the inhabitants Of Scio will Weld |
o this appeal.