Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-16


ism. The governments of Austris, Prussia, Ba-
varia. Wurtemburg, Baden and Darmstadt have
already named their members Of this commission.
We hear from Lausanne, that Soleure has re-
fused to adhere to the new fundamental pact. out
that Zurich, Berne, Fribourg, Basic, 81. GALL
and Thureoyie, have adhered. A circular letter
of the DIRECTORY. dated Cad June, states, that
the French Government finally opposes the re.
turn of the Poles into France, but Will sustain
portion of the expenses oil removing them from
Switzerland.
We learn from Berlin, that the German uni
yersities are 10 be all modelled, and all poiti.
cal associations in them effectually excluded.
The Germanic confederation has come to the
resolution not to allow one inch Of Luxembourg
to be granted to Belgium
BELGIUM.
Brussels papers to the LIST July nave oeeh re-
ceiyed. The wound of Nj. Roger continues To
improve. In the Chamber OF Representatives
on the eSth ut. long discussion arose on the Pc
tition Of several proprietors of country seats,
claiming compensation for damage done to their
property by the French troops during the serge
of the citadel of Antwerp, cutting down line trees,
and destroying plantations, to carry on the ope'
rat,ons. A delicate point was mooted IN the DE-
bate, whether France or Belgium should pay for
the expenses of the expedition. Minister
of Justice took the opportunity OF declaring
that the Belgian Government had positively re-
fused to enter into any engagement TO pay the
cost Of the intervention. The petition was re-
ferred to the Minister Of War, with the desire
that he should afford some explanation on the
subject. The Queen Of the French was expect
ed IN Brussels yesterday.
FROM THE EAST.
Ne,us from the East The Gazette of Augs'
burg, received in London on the 9th OF July. con-
ta,ns the following intelligence from Constantine.
pie, dated June 10. The Ottoman Porte has re-
ceiyed from Albania the news OF the Eruption
made by the Greek irregular troops on the Iur.
kish territory. Orders ere Immediately Issued
that the most vigorous measures should be adopt
ed. The intelligence from Bosnia is less alarm.
ing. Muscher Hail Pacha is returned from Al
exanIria. They say that he is much satisfied
with the reception given him by Mehemet Ali,
and that he has given the Sultan the assurance
that after the numerous sacrifices he has made to
satisfy the demands of the Pacba Of Egypt, there
is no reason whatever for supposing that the Vice.
roy will trouble the Porte in the deveopement of
the reforms introduced by him, and that it was
to the interest Of Egypt that the Porte should
continue in the peaceable enjoyment OF the pro-
vinces now remaining to II.
That which gives most dissatisfaction at Alex.
andria is the continued presence of Russian troops
IN the capital of the Ottoman empire. 1t is even
said that Mehemet Ali had offered TO the Sultan
to make some changes in favor Of the Porte, if
the Sultan would at once require the departure
Of the Russian fleet and army NJ. de Boute.
neff couuselled the Sultan to contide entirely in
his direction of the negotiation, and not to pay
any attention TO those petfdious nsinuations
which were only intended to augment the French
influence. and ini ure and ca!umniate the Russian
government. Ibrahim is in full retreat and the
Russians are embarking their heavy artillery
In few weeks, both Arabs and Russians will
be forgotten. The differences as to the Anglo
French squadron are arranged, as Lord Ponson'
by has promised the Refs EfFendi to send orders
to the Mediterranean, to the squadron, not to
leave Smyrna. Admiral Roussin has also fol-.
lowed the same line Of conduct. On the 10th
the Sultan visited the Russian fleet, but no
Ambassador. except the Russian, was present
to receive him. This is said to have annoyed
him much.