Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-27

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and the Viceroy of Egypt, the French .Amba.sa-
dor would run the risk of compromising himself
at Cairo, and OF seeing his stipulations rejected.
Serious collisions might then arise between the
Cabinet OF Paris and Mehemed Ali, as Admiral
Roussn has solemniy guaranteed to the Porte the
acceptance of the stipulated points. The En-
glIsh Charge d'Aifaires has sanctioned the pro.
ceedings Of the French Ambassador, and used
bis influence with the Porte to Induce it to &C.
cede to the above convention. The Austrian In
ternunci0, Baron d'Otenfels, has acted in the
same sense. This PIenipnten,ary, who was to
have been supersededfby Baron de Sturmer. will
now remain here until the complete termination
of the negotiations entered into with Mehemed
Ali.
The Moniteur repeats the following, as state.
ment Of the proceedings relative to the Russian
Fleet at Constantuope:
&" As early as February 18th, the Porte, gain.
inc degree of confidence from having learnt
that Ibrahim Pacha had received Orders to stop
at Kutaych, entered into an engagement with the
French Envoy IN. de Varenne,) to renounce the
succor it had required from the Russian Ambas.
sador. On the 18th Admiral Roussin arrived,
and on the following day received from the Refs
Etfeudi confirmation of the above engagement,
the execution OF which was only prevented by
the arrival Of the Russian Fleet on The Goth -
Under these circumstances the French Ambas-
sador felt it to be his duty to declare to the Porte,
that he should suspend the landing Of his bag
gage until he had obtained the dismissal of the
foreign force which The Porte had admitted was
no longer necessary for its safety.
The Porte having signifed that twas ready to
consent. provided France would ensure the con
cIuson Of peace with Mehemet Ali upon the
IA ot hy tho Eropch o. Of nn
Admiral Roussin did not hesitate To subscribe TO
the engagement. In consequence, the Refs Fffen-
di. on the gath, addressed note to the Russian
legation, in which. after expressing the gratitude
of the Sultan for the friendly assistance afford
ed him by his powerful neishbor, he declares that
the affair with Egypt having been entered upon
officially by the French Ambassador, and decid.
ed TO the satisfaction of the Sublime Porte. it
had been announced to that Ambassador that
the Russian ships which had arrived in the chan
mel would retire with the first favorable wind.
On the departure OF the courier which brought
this intelligence, NJ. de BOuteneiff had not sent
any written answer, but his language left no
doubt as 10 his entire assent to what had been
communicated to HIM. Ii is also we'll known
that the Russian Government on conserving
to grant its aid to the Porte" declareditse ready
to recall ITS forces the moment the Sultan found
he had no longer need of them. This is the re.
suit Of what is inserted in the Official Gazette of
ST. Petersbursh, and the assurances transmitted
by the Imperial Cabinet to the principal Courts
OF Europe. tits unnecessary to add. that the
conduct OF Admiral Roussin, under the difficult
circumstances, has hertcd aud obtained the ap-
probation OF his Government.
BELGIUM
A letter of the l9h, from Brussels, states that
a communication has been received from London,
asking tor more ample powers to be granted to
the Belgian Envoy and proposed the following
among other questions" What advantage
would Belgian afford to Holland, if the latter
would cede her rights IN the German part Of Lux.
embourg. which is assigned her by the treaty Of
November l5th?"
PRUSSIA.
The Nuremberg Correspondent has the follow
ing Of the 10th inst, from Bprlin:-" for some
days past reports have been current that the Lon
don Conference would be revived. Prussia feels
the obs,lnacy of the King Of Holland, and wish.
es to see an end put to it,
STAIN.
The Sentinelle Of Bayonne, the 10th inst. has
the iolowing-''A letter has arrived TO. dav from
lrun. announcing partial change in the Span
lsh ministry. Gen. MOrillo takes the place of
Gen. Cruz: San Martin has the department of
the Ioterior; aud the Duke de San Fernando |
succeeds NJ. Zea Burmudez rs Minister of
State. Spanish courier has passed through |
this town this morning, and is said to be the |
bearer Of dispatches for the French Govern.
nent."
PORTUGAL.
Extract Of a letter from Lisbon, dated March
2d:-" BY an order of the day of the cain ut
Don Miguel uniforms the troops that IN conse.
luence Of the i'll state of the V,scouut de Santa
Martha's health, he, had Withdrawn frum him the
command OF the operative army. and confided
I to the Count de San Lorenzo, Minister of
War; and that he had appointed the Count de
Barbaten To be Minister of War. ad interim,
during the absence OF the Count de San Lorenzo
The following extract of letter from Lisbon,
,f February Goth, gives a very uniavourable
view OF the course of Miguel, the Usurper-but
IS 1t evidently comes from friend of the rival
'rot,er,it must be taken with many grains of
allowance
On the 18th and 18th inst all the armed YES