Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-16


ss,d of five. ON the sums deposited III them.
or cousse the proprielors Of the latter Will be
a, full liberty 10 Withdraw them whenever they
please. -,
all the arrangements respecting the sovereign
~ of Greece are nearly completed, anu tha'
his Royal Highness, Prince Leopold, VIII GER
,,;nIv become the ruler of that county
We hear, however, that he will not have
the title of king, but that that OF sovereign
prince. I, has not ,ranspired with certainty
whe her Count Capo dIstrias is 10 remain as
prime minister, or 10 retire altogether Iro"
Greece.
The affairs Of Greece attract much attention;
he not deceived, .;sowever,- is, supposins
YOU TO care ABOUT the ma ter-'he srmament III
preparation al Toulon is destined for AlgieIs,
and no: for Greece.
The PoRrE.-The Alleemeine Zettung con-
tains news from Com tanlInople 10 he IS b Ja-
nuaiy; bu, it has, under some shape or other,
appeared before. rha, capital continued 10
enjoy the most profound tranqniliIy-no
single functionary, civil or military, has been
sac rificed or disgraced, but many acts OF grace
have distinguished this peri id; and The Sui an
has carried his magnanimity so FAR as 10 restore
10 his former rank the son OF the NOTORIOUS
Jussuf Pacha, who had just returned from
Odessa The Divan held frequent meetings,
without any thug having TRANSFERRED as to the
subject of lis deliberations; and nothing was
known as 10 the intention OF the Porte respect,
ing the affairs Of Greece. The Tu' ksh feet,
which had lain so long at Alexdndria, mao
reached the mouth Of the DarGanrl lies, where
il was detained by contrary wind. IT was a.
companied by four ships of war, which the
n, e hoe
| tan Several Tar; ars despatched from Magne'
STA on the ash inst. nave brought in diligence
! Of the defeat and dispe sion If The rebels III
| Asia Minor, who were beaten in all their posi-
tons, near Baendir, by The united foross OF
Ibrahim Pacha, Kara Osman Oglow, anC Files
Aga. hussein Pacha had arrived az AdrIano
pie with train Of $50 persons; where II was
expected that body nf from 10000 to $4,000
troops. regular and irregular, would he speeai
ly assembled The general amnesty, which
had been published, had produ' ed The desired
effect in that city as we'll as in the o'her places
lately occupied by the Russians; and as il was
faithfully a,ed upon, tranquility every where
! followed this Eeaiing measure
There was great activity in the department
of Foreign Affairs, and the Divan assemblies
daily 10 deliberate on the Creek question. 1t
! has been made mater Of discus sion at Lon
don, whether the acknowledgment Of The Greek
state should proceed immr diaIely from the
three Powers, and The Porte only assent 10 il as
by the treaty Of Adrianople; or, whether the
emancipation of Greece should ne declared by
the Sultan, and approved by The Powers. The
latter has been deemed more oonformable 10
established principles, and negotiations are
pending with the Porte on this poin, in which
The mode and time of the recognition depends;
but, considering the hesitation Of the Porte,
they will probably be ?rnlracted, unless the
Russian Canine: should take up the matter Sc.
riously, and express to the Porte its wish for
a speedy decision; in which case the Sultan,
who has frequently expressed his esteem for
the Emperor Of Russia, would probably pu, an
end 10 the indecision OF his Ministers The
sending Of Hall Pacba to ST. Petersburgh
still hnders Coun, Orloff from opening his ne
goialion with the Porte; and the Refs Effendi
is now sensible that he was too hasy in send
ing tina, embassy. as il seems doubtful whether
the discussion respecting the execution Of the
treay may not be opened at ot. Petersburgh
rather than here, which would not be ad,an-
,ageous for the Porte, The Foreign Ministers
have given several fstes, in honor Of Coun'
Orloff. There is frequent exchange of dis
pa ches be ween Smyrna and the Ionian Islands,
and conspiracy is spoken Of as having been
| discovered IN them OUT thlS seems quite
improbable, for we do not hear that any per.
sons have been arrested Adrianople is to be
converted into fortress Of the first rank as
he late Campaign has proved lis importance.
Russian officers frequently come here on leave,
from the head quarters a, 3ourgas.
The son Of J.ssuf, Pacha Of Varna, has had
an audience OF the Sultan, TO solicit his fathers
pardon and leave for him to return; but though
he Sultan received him very gracIously he did
not grant his fathers pardon, who may proba
| bly, remain in Russia.
PALEsTINE.-The Nur.mburgh correspond
EN- affirms that proposals for the cession of
Palestine have already been made to the Porte;
that the English Ambassador has undertaken
The negotiation in the name Of a Jewish house;
and that the Ottoman Ministry is mol indispo..
ed 10 enter into an arrangement.
EeYPr The newspaper established By au-
lhorlty of Mahomet Pacha, is printed a, Bou,
lac, near Cairo, and contains a repor, Of oil
public transactions Of importance, in parricu lar
ct The Cenira Assembly or Parliament.
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