Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-05
Autumnal reviews were making both in Pruss
and in the dominions of the German Empire.

Autumnal reviews were making both in Prussia
and in the dominions of the German Empire.
DENMARK.
A new ship OF the line, OF "a guns, was launch
ed at Copenhagen, on the 18th of September. IN
the presence Of their Msjestesand Roya, family
and received the name Of the Skiold. fhe navy
now consists of 6 ships Of the line Of from "a to
"a guns, 6 frigates of Sc to as gems, e corvettes
of 90 guns. 6 bngs from IL to Is guns. 6 cutters
and schooners of guns, and 20 sun-buats. Win
1 or Q guns; so that a squadron with 1000 guns
might be sent to sea-
ITALY.
4 letter dated the 4th of September. gives the
following account Of collection OF military force,
which seems to indicate some formidable move
ment.
"The number Of (Austrian) troops in the en-
virons Of Man,ua is daily augmented Inc
largest camp, perhaps ever formed, is now as.
sembed in the envrons-it consists OF go. 600
men, with 800 pieces OF cannon. Only four re-
giments of cavalry will be there, partly on ac-
count of the scarcity Of forage, and partly be.
cause the ground is not favorable Tor cavalry ma
neuvres Four thousand soidiers are constant
ly employed in the Notifications of Verona"
ALGIERS
Accounts from A g,ers are TO the 9th OF Sep.
tember. They mention the arrival OF the per-
sons composing the commission sent by the
French governmental inquire lntO the state OF
the colony, and to report whether II was adVlsa'
Bile to retain il or not. Ii was stated that the com
nssuners had declared that il would be highly
dishOnorabe tor France TO abandon its conquest,
and, besides that, public opinion was so decided
and so pronounced upon the subject, that no MI
ulster would venture TO propose II to the Cham'
bers. The commissioners are said 10 have re-
NAMED silent on being pressed to state whether
the ministry entertained similar opinions.
A mutiny had broken out at Gran; General
Desmchels having ordered non commissioned
officer of the Regiment of African Chasseurs to
be punished, the whole corps issued en- masse
from the barracks protesting against the sen.
tence, and by force preventing the execution OF
the order. The rappe was Immediately beaten,
aud all the troops Of the garrison got under arms,
but this had not the effect of appeasng the mutt
neers, and the General, fearing the consequence
of having recourse to strong measures while the
of the non commissioned officer should he aiten.
lively re examined, and by that means calmed
the INSTRUMENTATION,
Strong re,uforcemens had been sent from the
mounta ms into the town of Boujeiah. the inhabi
tants of which were otivey employed in strength.
ening the furtlfie atoms. and restoring the walls
of the old forts, which had been suffered to fall
into decay.
TURKEY.
Adyices from the Turkish capital are to the
Goth Of August. This devoted empire seems to
have escaped one scourge, only to become the
victim of another. Ii has just obtained deliver
ance from rebeIous Pacha, and is now in jeo.
pardy, not less appalling. from domestic and
reckless incendaries. The following account
from CuEstantinopie, under date of the Goth of
August, shews that the Sultan is beset with trou.
bes on every side:-
On the 18th there was another great fire at
Azab kubussi, near Galata, which DESTROYED
above 500 houses. The fire was to all appear.
ance the work Of incend,aries, combustbes
were found concealed many other places
Since then we have rep. of a new conspiracy,
respecting which the Government has some de.
tails How far the statements circulated are
true, must be left to time TO show. bu; il Is GER
tain that the Government believes ihpm Ii IS
said that many individuals accused # being con-
cerned in this conspiracy nave been secretly put
out OF the way, and that such cases are OF al.
most daily occurrence Such a mode OF pro
ceedlng makes, indeed. strong contrast with
the fl man lately addressed by the Sultan to all
the fdcn3s. winch Oruers fhat formal prOtceu
nss are 10 be Insuiu'sd against all persons &C
cused Ut anv crime wnate>et, and that no SEN
tence shan De carried into execution II not pro
nounted BY competent tribunal, and no sen
tence OF death to b. carried into effect without
the previous san ton uf the Sultan. Daud Pacha,
the newly appointed Governor OF Bosnia, is
gone TO that province. Their Pacha, the High
Admiral, who went to NIcomedIa to put an end
to the piracirs in the neigLborhnod OF Princes
Islands. has NOT yet effected any thing; he o'-
racies still continue. wl'h audaCity that sur
passes all belief Preparations are no" making
for caravan Of pisnms to Mecca, which IS ex-
pected to be very numerous, having been twice
pr evented on account NJ the ~a' " SYRIA
There were some Eases of plague existing in
the Turkish capital, and also indications Of
cholera. but it was generally healthy.
ENGLAND.
From the liverpool Courier # September 25
A SHIP RUN DOWN BY A STEAMER On Sun !
day morning about 4 O'Clock, the United King.