Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-13
From the n. Y Commercial Advertiser.
LATER FROM EUROPE

GILL, LATER FROM EUROPE
r.. arrival Of The ship Montgomery, Capt.
-, s,ou Hayrr. wheace she sailed on the loih
,;no IA, again compelled US 10 exclude Co
-, matter, 10 make room fer io',isn. The
,.,iy,, e the Birmingham, also, from, Liver
80, has completed our English flies. From
4. ,,v, sources we have collected much inter-
sting Information. The Russians have OBJ
.;,sl another victory east of the Erxinc and
\, n,s,,ralious for opening IF the campaign
=, he Danube, continued with Gaabatei -vigor.
The Gazette de France Of the 9Th has ap ar
,ls Of gloomy character oh tie present
49,, Of he kingdom Dangers" says The
G.;.te, are approaching; internal ord,r is
corrupted in different parts OF The realm; he
ed, Of dissolution sown by the revolution o.
,,r al France dese'ope themselves, and acquire
9Th by he weakness of the een'ral power.
;,rj,us troubles have b.oken out in Chateau
,oux. al Blanc, at Chatesudun, at Laval, At
rb,r;,e. aud Ne,ers. These troubles, occa-
,.oarl By the wan, Of provisions in the de-
,lrmeas Ehere corn is dear, are combined IN
he o,A-cS with the avowed rcsis anCe 10 those
EMPLOYED to collect the excise on liquors, with
me publications in the factou> journals of Par
s. The declarations Of provincial prints, and
q, allusion Of drnagogues in The rti1une. In
Neyre VIZ towns have risen al the same time
70 distract the public strength, indicating an
lcusl plot. At Movers wa dressed men
na,e been en- exciting the sedi ious and dis
rhu'lng money among the groups" The
srer complains Of the language Of the liber-
al papers, as being IN, sded 10 fan the excite
z'u; and concludes by saying, owe are mean
shlle wirhou, minister, in Chamber OF
which nearly MALT the members respond TO
ihs,e anarchicai appeals; aud remedy for the
p.b,ic danger is already sought, BY the re>or.
gluz,,jon a the Nationel Guard Of Paris;
that is to say, by the triumph Of armed re-
SliOr; aud this surg s,ion is made by jour-
MI in the pay &c men who are the Kings coun-
sellors' ;ths Journal des dc Debats;) add the
budget Is taken Up for discussion in the midst
Of solutions, impos,s refused, and incendiar,
declamatioRs. d mAud, for the public ser
vice viii be met by objections on account OF
the high price Of bread; the people viii be stir
''a up against the army, against the masis-
rates. the salaried officers of h. state, and
Inc government, itself The danger Of our sit
nation is immense; the symptoms become so
''arming tina, it has become subject Of en-
27uy whether il would TO- be prudent to pro
rogue The chaml'r until September, in orde'
10 remit be discussion Of the budget after the
harvest, and not 10 leave the fac,ious such
arriole means Of exciting masses 10 opposi
ion.
The same Journal says that The chamber OF
i,Pu,iIs presented ON affecting spectacle at
'hr sitting or tine 9TH OF MAY; when three men
o had solici.ed from strangers in 1915 the
expulsion IF The Bourbon 5, had appeared bold
y applaudlnS themselves for what they had
l'ne; the ministers remaining silen, in their
"'ts curing the whole scene; while VI de La
a'rNe was eu'osisius the Cortes and speaking
''G'''eiy of prince Of the house Of Bourbon.
The following Is sketch OF the debate refer
I'D TO
Upon supplementary grant being proposed
of the Minister of Marine, amounting to 25,-
10000 fr.
VI hyde de Melville rose to address the
E0amber His Excell-ncy stated tha, IN The
Is"males Tor 1927, the nOmber of the vessels
he Royal Navy were fixed at l26. In con-
''9uence OF the bloc kade Of Algiers, and he
Any o, July s, they were carried in 1928 10
80 and other circumstances that had since
s,'en, had rendered it necessary to add 81 YES
ss more These vessels had been employed
~, ~ me blockade Of Algiers, the expedition 20
Nv @s Mo"ea, the evacuation Of Cadiz, the expe.
, ION oil fleet to Brazil, the chase Of pi-
A. and an active interposi,ion to check
s save trade. The French army had never
:, =, more respectable or more respected than
"e present moment, which advantage
g.. !" De attributed TO the orders given by a
ue10as king. The navy had done every thing
s,r possible TO do: and il was only just TO
~ 0aal 1t bad been nobly seconded by the al.
meets The Minister then entered into the