Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-05
:. uhich iheY were placed render.

,.s in which they were placed render,
~ 1'' bi,bes, degree, he would not "a,
f.. III .,,;snt. but absolutely necessary, that
r. eip, # the house should be had as soon
ie>I ~. nu,u this important subject. Hear,
- 80 April s9-By the Paris papers we
y'>p', ,'s Chambers opened the new session
Inv "h ,~aen NJ Dup'a was reelected Pre-
, ,nl the Deputies, and Messs scnonen'
''p . B-renser, aud Daiessert, Wee Presl-
T'''' r,s accouchement Of the Duchess de
t"s RI,ye was hourly expected. She had
Btn - !" - g. the four physicians despat ehed by
S'' snsn, 10 inquire into the state OF her health.
.''s''" r,n.rs mention that the agents OF lbra-
w o11, are very active at Constan'inople;
ss 1', Soj,an - hourly in danger OF his lie;
% Wv t,,r, are entertained aboat bringing the
~ 20 ,ro,ns into the capital, as the sight OF
IN n,rb, make the people desperate. and ae-
y" n EMULSION The same authorizes state
49, ,nou,and Russian infantry have passed
n,nubs. on tbeir road to Constan''nople.--
.'"n,, from Berlin speak Of report to the
~, ,,at propo.ai has been made by one oil
az s.np,an Cabinets for diplomatic conieren-
=, Vienna, for the purpose OF discussing, in
.nop. the affairs Of the East.
' ,'ao1,,s hom Madrid state that there is rea-
~ sieve ina, the affi,rs of Portugal will be
s.'J il, manner to conciGate the Princes Vi
gaia r,,>cr
r.. French Chambers were prorosued on
ala, al, BY the klns in persou. who deli
NH hnt
-, ma furnish any topic OF political Importance.
a. .,,ia,ry. after thanking the Chambers in the
b,,r, h.ji1n. proceeds To state that traae,
.,-r,,lce aud agriculture were recovering IN a
.J.r,hlr decree. ani promised sill further To
,o,cve. II, then felcl;ates the Chambers on
y, prospect cl tranquility that opened on the
rla,,g. in consequence "f the orerthrow Of fac.
Inn. Tie finance, supply. the next topic on
..1 m, dalumen, touches Ills Majesty al,
,r,.a!ias To the iOjuriuus iutluence OF provi-
yq, safe d !hinsS. ~ that respect, IN the pros
-srIry Of nation, informs the Chambers, that,
rrl.r 10 ubviate that evil, he WOULD cause GER
~, { aaclal measures Ia be laid before them for
,,,,r consideration, aud adoption, upon their re-
,,,rnJinc 10 the ney session, which he should
,lr,rr to be Immediately opened. Tie then as.
,r-,, the CbauberS OF the Continuance OF good
g,la,,iadn, between hts Government aud
,bn,e Of ioreign states; expresses his cun'ictiun
that the Dutch ana Beigic questions will be set
t.i ,nhoal any iuterruptIoa ut the peace ct Flu
oo; aad Vdat the affairs Of the East would be
.l,ac'"rlly all justrd
E,,rac, Of letter from Paris, April co..
" raere uas some talk the other day Of VI de
Iirraad', return to PArls, but the rmharras,
IN! safe 81 The rurkish question, Is supposed,
r,alrrs his presence IL London necessary. The
DlAt of Orleans viii start Tor England on The
i51oi M,Y, aud viii pass some weeks in Lon
dpn. The Dhke lie Vaencay, SUI Of the Duch-
e,,ds D!No, viii accompany his Royal High.
ae,."
TURKEY.
The Journal Of 81. Petersburg contains some
SslIy Interesting documents respecting the in-
reference Of the Russians IN the affairs OF rur-
Key. The, prove satisfactorily, that the Porte
invited the Russians. that their movements we're
10 no wise affected by the conduct Of Admiral
R'as''O, aud that their ships are remaining in
tn BosphoruS, aud their troops advancing on
COns'anuuopl", at the earnest request of the Sui
tan. The final rc>ni,e Of the Emperor il,
3" That the squadron and corps OF troops sent To
assist the Sultan at the express request of that SOW
eteiIu, had Utjers To remain IN the position which
hey occupied till The moment that ibrah,m shall
ta'e evacuated ASIA Minor, and have returned
over Mount Taurus, and I'LL the Pacha Of Egypt
shall ha'eacccedrd 20 the conditions proposed ia
Inn 5y The Porte" As soon a. tins two.fOld
rCl-ct snail have been attained. his imperial Ma
l:st', Is ne expressly announced on the 18th of
t'opary, will give orders TO MS troops to return
- Russia, aud not before. On the one hand il is
asserted, that the Sultan, more afraid Of his
"lend' Than his enemies. has accepted the terms
o. his 'ehsllluus Pacha, aud consented to the ces-
son oil Syria, Ia order to yet rid of the proffered
a'''''ance OF Russia. BY other accounts il
"oa'd appear. uat the Porte had been compel,
'e' Z" TINS course BY the urgency Of its position.
,h' 'ha' lerms will BE- kept with Mehemet no
''hsar ia" while the Siltan is unable to curb the
= strn%"r, Ut his vassal, or until a sufficient
N''s'dn pnwer >hall b. at his service. ia ru.
""e' Va SmNrna Is again occupied 10y the
troop, nf l1raSum.
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