Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-26

eign fr1nce TO the throne of Greece, and the
consequent removal of Capo d'Istrias, which is
considered as Punishment from his county, ap.
pear to the Greeks as punishment inflicted by
the English Government on Count Capo d'Istrias
for disobedience. Whatever enemies the Count
may have among his countrymen, yet he is respect
ell by the majority of the Greeks, who grateful
ly acknowledge the important services he render.
ed them in critical times. His removal will be
universally regretted, and the new King, who is
a stranger to the nation, will not meet with hear
ty welcome at first, The Egyptian feet has re-
turned in good condition to our port, but will sail
again shortly, for naval evolutions in the open
| sea-"
tits said that the blockading squadron of AL
giers, have lately run in rather too close to the
shore, the new batteries fired upon them, but not
one of the shot reached them.
On the Goth March, two vessels laden with
$4,000 cannon balls, destined for the African ex-
petition, arrived at Toulon from Antilles.
Nj. Freyclnct. member of the institute was
| about to undertake another voyage round the
world.
NJ Jacques Recamier. formerly one of the
NEST oppulept bankers of Paris, died lately, at a
very advanced aye.
The ConstituiaaRel of the lst of April says
. Is it true that there exists treaty between the
British Government and ours. by which the Cab
met Of st. James imposes on France the condi-
| ton of abandoning Algiers within a month after
the presumed surrender of that town? Is it true
| that the Prince de Polignac has accepted the
disgrace of such treatys We have this fact up
on respectable authority, and nothing in the past
or present conduct of Ministers prevents us Civ
! inc credit to Il. Nevertheless, however depend
ent our Cabinet may be upon foreign policy, it
/ seems incredible that it can have descended to
such depth of degradation"
! For some Time past, Several English misslona-
ries have been prosecuting their labors at War
saw in attempting to convert Jews to Christianity,
and have obtained some success From this cen
trail point they are extending their efforts to the
other prime ipal towns of Poland, and even into
/ Yolhynea. They distribute a great number of
Bibles and Religious Tracts.
! Accounts from COnstantinOple to the Goth Feb
ruary state that the Porte has paid the second in
stalment OF the indemnity stipulated in the treaty
of Adrianople in favor of Russian commerce. Ii
is added, that in acknowledgment Of this prompt
ness, the Russian Cabinet has RENTED several
thousand piastres. The Russian army was ma
king preparations for re-crossing the Balkan.
The Berlin State Gazette Of the 22dinst gives
the following intelligence from London:-'' On
the subject Of Greece, since the conference of the
4th of February, two others were held on the Goth
and Goth of the same month; at the first of these,
we are Informed the three powers entered into an
engagement to guarantee the integrity OF the new
State The other Powers of Europe will be IN
vited to acced to the terms of the protocol. 1t
will be Of high importance to the friends OF hu-
mainly, if the report be confirmed that the three
powers stili~eserve the righi Of interceding with
the Porte in favor of the inhabitants Of the Island
of Samos and tandia ~ case they shoald be al
treated by theA16rkish authorities 1t is also as
serted, that the allies will guarantee the Loan to
be raised By Greece--the products OF which will
be applied to the paw and maintenance OF the
Greek troops. The French corps will remain IN
the country another year or perhaps longer IN
order TO uphold Me new formed Institutions
the conference of the 26th of February was EN-
ployed solely il Is said in concerning the mode II
which the three Powers should communicate t,
the Porte and 70 the New State the resolution
they had adopted"
The King of Prussia has sent rescript t.
Field Marshal Count Diebtsch, with the Insignia
of the Order of the Black Eagle set IN diamonds
A private letter from Cadiz of the 9Th of Marcl
announces that the Spanish expedition aga,pS
Mexico was to put to sea on the 9Th. The troop;
had already arrived from Granada and Valencia
The Aottila will consist of one ship OF the line
frigate, two soops, brig and the transports
Don Edward Morat has entered in,o contracts az
commissary General, and is actively occupied II
LAYING in stores for twelve months at least. lh'
expedition is fully expected to be ready to tax
its departure from Cuba for its destination IN thu
month of August. Ii will consist OF 22.oOo sol
ders, aud no one (says the letter. can entertain
the least doubt of its success.
It's said that the last phrase Of the m'imofu,'
delivered to the Dey of Alsiers by the command
or Of the Gree. ran. The King of France de
mands public reparation and so millions Q
francs, as an indemnity for the expense OF tn
war;"
The Journal des Debats, Of March %. says
:. The topic of general conversation for som
DAYS has beens letter said to have been address
ed to the King BY about twenty Deputies OF tn
Droite, in which, after assuring his majesty q
their immovable resolution to vote in favor OF
ministry bonored with his royal confidence, the
state. that still they feel it duty imperative upo
them to declare that the present Cabinet doe