Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

duties will be performed and the b"dy put !"
charge Of the monks, who will place II in the
vault of the lnfan,es, (eauedu des intans) II be-
ing a rule tina, queens VINO die chldless are not
20 be inferred in the sepulchre OF kings.
IL appears that by her will the queen leaves
her Jewels & o:hrr effects AZ her disposal 10 the
persons Of her household. She has also left
legacy of hundred thousand francs TO the mon
astsry Of the Escur,5l on condition tina, mass
shall he said daily funeral service ceieora'ec
on the anniversaries OF her birth and death -
Should the monks neglect to comply wan the
latter provision, the legacy Is TO pass 10 inc
monastery OF Our Lady Of Auocha; and II 'he
monks Of A ocha negec, the performance, 70
the Capuc
Paris, May 28h "A contemporary announces
tina, the Coun il Of State Of Spain have recently
held several NEE ings, TO take into considera-
ton The question of an expedition against MEX
leo. The Count d'Ofali. is said 10 have rSade
TO the Government vety important communi
Cations upon this subject.
A private letter from Madrid, published IN
The Journal du Havre, says The following
rews is given with respect TO MEXICO. SPAN
is about 10 pu, into execution the plan agreed
upon betw cen her and France and England 10
regain Mexico. An army Of 10000 'ner VIII
be sent there, Tor which purpose recruis aie
collecting in different provinces OF Spain, par
ticuiarly in Galicia, aud the Effects were such
as met the views Of Government, as persons
every where presented themselves. regency
has been named, to he established a, Havana
uni, events will Justify heir removal to MeXi,
CO. This regency is thus composed: IA. p,ves,
Presidenr, FRANCO. Counsellor Of the Indies.
rich proprietor al Havana; PnnLos, actual In
tendant Of Havana; Laliavt and Genrro. Ex'
Deputies 20 the Cores in Spain. Rich pro.
pIi-,ors Of Havana have advanced twenty mil
lion, Of dollars 10 deiray the expenses OF he
exnedition. General Lsborde rs named Cap
tain General Of the Island Of Caha "
A Paris paper Of the 2slh of May announces
the death Of NJ Bris>ou President of ''e
Court Of Cessation, of apoplexy, in the 7o'h
wear Of lis age There are now no fewer than
three vacsncirs in the Presidency OF the C"nr'
of Cassa,ion--one occasioned by the spPoin'-
ment Of Coun, Portalis 10 seat in the Cabinet,
and the O, he RS bv The death II NJ Henrlon de
Pens, and Nj Bris,on.
A man VINO Vas supposed 10 have an IN
CONF of abou, 4oofr. a year. died. few weeks
ago 1t LYONS. Upon her will being open' d. 1t
was found o contain a b,quest OF 2oo,ooof'
for G foundation OF an Orpran Asylum IN thai
eiy.
DCCTCC W tHC h"S " F'o"se, PS''SN - 'N
Moniteur of May 24.h:
exceed twelve.
81 The number Of GeLeral Officers Of our Land Ar.
m, fixed as follows-l00 Lieutenants General; 2Oo
Mareschaixd de Camp.
Sd Until the number of General Officers shall be
reduced to that fixed by Article I'd, only onehlrd OF
the vacancies Of the grade of Lieutenant General shall
be filed, and hall, those of Mare.chsl du Camp.
we announced, short time since. that the
Magistrates Of the Royal Courl of Martinique
had all resigned their pos's, in consequence Of
the Royal Ordonnances relating TO ihe organ'~
cation Of the Judicial Order, and the Admins
tra,ion Of Justice in that Colony, and a. Guada>
loupe. The Creolss, It seems expected that
the Government would have bee" alarmed al
such resolution. aud would have repealed the
Ordonnances Fading, however. tnat their
designations were accepted, and other Magis
,rs,es appointed in their place, they now, &C.
cording to recent advices from Martinique, are
anxious TO be IeinsI,ted in thcir tuncions l.
remains 10 be seen whether the Government
will yield to their csprces, which seems 'ery
improbable
Madame PasIa is singing at minor theatre
a, Milan, called The Carcano; The house is
crow ded To excess. She cleared al lcasi twenty
Ave thousand flames by her rip 10 Vienna.
,reo'y with Hay,i; bu, its provisions are nor
known.
III. rrpor, is again circulated in Germany,
hat the Kngt., m OF Hanov,r is to he made
i"depsnd-nt f England, under the Duke Of
Cumberland
1t IS SAID that treaty has been, or is TO be,
termed be,w en- Prussia and The Low Countries
TO- the naviga' ION oi the Rh,nr. Great guam
titles OF grain were going from France to Mentz
Ex,rac, of a pri,an lr.re' of the 18Th May
from Lisbon -" ", are assured thai he new
Minister Of Spain at this Court has been more
successful han his predecessor, having prevail
ed upon Don Miguel 10 consen' to marry the
young Q1te", Donna Mario. This intelligence
has been ammo me- by the Minis'rr to The Ca.
bine IF Madrid, and the Spanish Cabinet will
M K, the communication 10 that Of 81. James
Thi, tardy consent will OF Nc able o produce
anv conside, able Grange in the s,a'e Of aft irs.
Esen supposine it TO be true, ,here-is not a Co.
ser"mcnt in EurOD., IT. I would take upon i'setf
tn Delivering young Queen in'o the Usurper's