Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-14

Letters from Alexandra are rece,
Of Trieste. The news is up to the en-. ~
St Jean d'Acre still held out; b. n -. q
vices agree that the place would ae fo,e.is
surrender in fifteen days.
Mahemet Ali has made new Ieyies. xh;,, =,
add a considerable reinforcement to hi, ,l,..I
formidable army. 1t consists al present Of sSos
infantry, and $1,000 cavalry, all regular r0,"
The loss sustained by the Egyptians belor.S
Jean d'Acre. is estimated in these I.n.n
5000 men.-.7ugsburgh Go:elfe
Two agents Of the sect Of The ST. Simoo;,.,
rived, with plenary powers, at Vienna, .a.
weeks since, and had tn audaeit, to demand !.
audience Of his Majesty the Emperor; bu, ~.
were promptly recognised. and the police ret.;;:
ed orders TO send them beyond the frontier, D
AFRICA.
ORAN. April 14th Our garrison amount. I.
about 60OO men. Within the las, few dave
small body Of 1000, commanded bv Gene
Boyer, and the spirited General Monilor,. mai.
an excursion Of six leagues into the country a,
eupied by the tribes in the neishborhood d f+
Merselquibir, with the view Of establishing n,s,
to defend a certain extent of ground on rbc
it is proposed to lay out Model Farm, like n,
Of Algiers.
nj Charles dc Momay's mission was CO...
pletely successful. The Emperor of Monc
has renowned all pretensions to the terri,Or, =,
Tremescen, which he acknowledged DcOns, IA
France.
SWITZERLAND.
A new constitution for the federatiye svi.
republic has been proposed by the section Of n.
association for federal security n the Canton 4,
Yaud, more suitable to existing circumstance
than that adopted 10 1915, or rather imposed b
the Holy Alliance. 1t is to be submitted to Il
general committee of all the Cantons, which
presently to assemble.
POLAND.
POLISH FRONTIERS. April 23-The COVER
nent of Warsaw are acting with rgor that,,
tites general horror, especially among The upx
classes who are its chief object Fifty dish:
>puished individuals had been arrested in the n.a
BY the special order of Marshal Paskewitch hin
self, and sent Of in close carriages. Their De-
tination was unknown. A conspiracy vas
lodged as the motive Of the proceeding.
1t was confidently expected that Prussl, vOul
yield to the solicitation Of the Polish COMMITTEE
Of Paris and permit the Poles, about 5000, NJ,
in Prussia. to depart for France, and that 8,
would moreover defray the expense Of tn. par
ney. These troops wou!c pass through G.tus
ny, the French government having made an
rangement 10 that end with the powers whose r
ritories they would traverse, who were to kr
IDENTIFIED for their support.
news Of the departure OF the French Ship da
Line, Suffern, IRON Ancona, having been u
nounced, and this ship having taken to anoes
destination part Of the Goth Regiment asnt
part of the Austrian troops received slm'Hs
ders to eyacuate the pontfca territory; 50 tn |
five BattaIions Of Infantry, four squadrors d
Cavalry of the Line, and Of the ARTILLERY, butt
single battery, with small supply Of Cousn''
Rockets, only remain. They are in eehelon.k
tween Rimini aud Boulosna. This retreat o. u
Austrian troops, so soon after the departure
the French ship, manifests afresh the good 'iA
Of the cabinet Of Vienna.
BOLOGNA, April s7th.-The PaPel l'as"|
floats over the fortress at Ancona. Two awe
of artillery have announced tins triumph u a. u
diplomacy Of "Divine Right" General vi
brieres has caused several French soldiers 0e
| arrested, who were detected in insulting un|
standard at the moment Of its erection.
ANcoSA, April 97th.-The English Amoa'H
dor at Rome, is opposed to the r!rodue!'ea
the Swiss regiments into the Pon'lil1a' s'''''
and there remains very little doubt that ee g
arrangement entered into withSwitzer'aad''@
enlistment Of 5000 Catholic soldiers, Of 'p'''|
ton, will have no effect.
Letters from Rome announce that the ROW.
cal Government is highly displeased WIN "'e
duct of the Austrian troops IN the :'are'
| Sir Walter Scott intended to be 10 'O''' ''|
ing the Easter festivities.
GREECE.
SYRIA, March 18.-Extract OF ie,'ef ""
Greek:-.. The unexpected news OF the e0U o.'
Prince of Greece, in the person Of Prince VI
Of Bavaria, has created perhaps, greater
tho siasm than the news Of the victory o. .'S%
rina. In less than quarter Of an hour inesn
town was apprlsed Of it. All the ,nnl ip.' 4
were delighted. They ran 10 the enaI." ,i.n
render thanks to God. know not '0at 'a ,,.
was an individual, bad as he might BE- VIM ~,
not reioiced. The portrait OF the new 'o,. %
passed through all hands; every one Ss'u nj,
see it. and many to copy it. II was a rsm,ia %
ter Of rejoicing, that NJ. Ihlersch VII, ..
Greece, and assist the King in the orss'''''
of the country.
..crcr Ennu nAnEIRA.