Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-04

Perfect tranquility Prevails in the IL,
terror which the French army had spresI oel
the walls, and that which the Turks CIV. r1 SIts
in. have left an impression of reserve .'su 's
rich inhabitant5 which will entirely cs s,.as
the exile and final departure of the T"T T
proved that the country is to remain s ,H Ia
protection of France. The populace m n"uR
less and greedy of novelty. and mi,;r s,''
with the soldiers in consequence of tSs;:s 70
trade, come to dance to the sound Of on- ri
nv bands, and render all kinds Of Iirs .. ~Na
to our soldiers. Numerous patrols are con ''.'S
in motion to prevent the least excess on -.
of the French soldiers, and to watch .ls'
the Turkish soldiers.
Among the captives delivered at the t,I;.,
Algiers. there were some who had beer
thirty years in captivity. They have cs' -'
ribv mutiated bv the barbarians. who bsv.
them endure dreadful torments durino ,ha.
captivity.
Since the restoration of Louis XVIII ;,
throne there has not existed in the French
the rank of full admiral, its highest Office \
Vice Admiral, although full admiraIs ve,s
ated in the reign of Louis XVI. and even d..
the period of the dominion of Napoleon T.
however, now reported, that it is the in,er,,
the King to revive the title in favor Of Adm.
Daperre, which will place him on level v+ 4
Marshals of France, and prove 10 tie psvy
their services in the expedition against A.;
have been fully appreciated.
LIS also in agitation to place the mir,,
the tiarine in the hands of the successful d
raj.
By resolution of the 9TH inst. the Ei,, ]
directed that until the pensions~to III. go,s'
sailors and to the families Of such as have /
killed AT Aigicfs caa be regulated. >,r
2O.0O0f. shall be taken from the Naval I,r
Fund, aud distributed as Temporary relief
A letter of recent date from Apiers s.l
that Sc there are in the Regency from l.. 20 ,0o
Jews, who are well disposed toward, tIle FIR,
During the government Of the Turks. they y
forbidden to ride into the town. A Jew ow
from the country on his mule. stopt at one d /
gates of Alsiers, to aight previous to cnerr,,
place. He venlured however to ask the E,r-
sentinel leave to remain OH his mule. The 81
mel replied-'Who prevents doing so:' Ali|
fellow Jews were delighted with hi, perni,
and exclaimed, 'iOAg iiUe The Fracir ri
class which are rich, may become very usf.
From Odessa.-We learn from Odes,.. Il
., that troubles have lately broken out at "a
topole. Much blood has been she'd and sew,
officers lost their lives. Many pcrscns undys
ing quarantine took advantage of the di.ords
go off before the time prescribed by law. and
feared that contagious diseases will spread d.
the Crimea. Commerce resumes IFS ACTIVITY !
A good deal Of business is done with COn.la
nOpIe. There are now considerable num
of French merchantmen in the port; but the E;
glish flag has almost entirely disappeared, thou
Odessa now offers the greatest outlet Of he RI
sian Empire.
The Consul-general of Russia has received
command from his Sovereign to draw up lis.
the Portuguese who have Russian orders. nlsrs
those who are partizans of the Usurper, and ths
who have remained faithful to the Queen. lid
thought that the Emperor Nicholas intend, !
withdraw the diplomas from the former.
Greece. article from Trieste states. At
in consequence of the disappointment Ocyisori
in Greece by the refusal of Prince Leopold to r.
cept the Sovereignty. the difficulties Of the Pr
ident have increased to such extent t'a RI|
expected to resign. "This is curious sno'
London Courier. The advisers Of Prime IL |
pold pretended tohave received from Coun, ClF
d'lstrias positive assurances that the Prince SGt
not be well received; and now We fnd that U
Counts situation is become difficult from hsSs
appointment occasioned by the Princes REM
There has evidently been some intrigue at wOk
OF which the Prince had no knowledge, andvae
has only half accomplished the desired object
The news of the refusal of the Greek throne I
Prince Leopold has caused great sen'llrl
Constantinople. and there were frequent con'd
ences between the Refs Ehendi and IL. An5f
sailors Of the three powers.
The Porte has concluded an arrangement
the house of RotchiId, for lean Of ei:ai o
lions Of ducats.