Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-11
, ,,ysLArER FROM EUROPE.

A'"' an he Sd Of March, and brings London
,,,,s of the I'd ultimo,
W. have (says the Commercial Advern'er)
;, ,,,eived few loose papers. Our regular
o 10! 9TH the Shipping List, were put on board
'.', ,,es,, Manchester. which-saiied In com
VI, We have received the New Monthly,
3 pa other periodical. for March
'nT r.. Times, in a leading article headed
c.,DdolOus corruption Of the an'i-Cath0he
asserts that letters have been forwarded
d. Brunswick Club Of Dublin, 10 all the
n o.,,ip,ial Clubs in that Kingdom, Calling in
,.,oos, urgent terms, for supplies OF money
.. the London press ;" and that the sum
1000 mounds was actually RENTED 10 Eng
f., that purpose, on Saturday, the 9TH OF
r.1,o,rv. The statement bad been denied BY
=. Secretary Of the Dublin Bruosw lex Club /;
Twas re.afirmed by the Times, and the Sc
,.xed with rquivocalion.
r NoDyRS QurxoyE-It is said tina, the
,.,. # Brunswick has ordered levy Of his
1T, from sixteen to fifty, with view OF
,,siDgswar upon Hanover /" relation 70 this
,nDom Of OppugnatiOn, the Alas gives the
,.uox;Or on di,," which is excellent:
au,s M,Jxs1Y's DILEMMA. - The King, 1t is
Ia occasionally makes severe remarks on the
,,ol'oce Of the opponents OF the Catholic Dill.
u * Ia,rly reported TO have said to the Duke
ITWsIinelon-' suppose, Arthur, they in
" I,o send YOU TO me d, and me to Han>
."., hut wha, am TO do there, when The
n.ts Of Brunswick is bent upon d war We
-, in dangerous way among them.
r.. B;ll for the Suppress sion OF Dangerous
,.."r;,,;ons was read the third time in the
a,".. Of Lord, on the 24ih Of February, and
oa,,sd. 1t passed the House OF Commons on
The lTlh.
g,menI a, a member from Oxford, IN opposi-
lion to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, one of Hi.
M,i.s,ys Secretaries Of State, by majority OF.
rs to 600. This is in consequence Of the
,b,roe or Mr., P.'s views on the subject of Ca
Ibolic emancipation So warm was the cleo
,jor on That ground, that The ncighbors OF Sir
Robert Peel The father OF the Cabinet Misis>
,er) voted against Mr.. Secretary Peel, by re-
quest of Sir Robert and the clergy, and othe'
strong personal friends Of the Secretary, voted
,e,iusr him, expressing their confidence in his
integrity bur considering HIM under he ire
ysible influence OF the Duke OF Wellington aud
,naioriry of he Ministry. The result Of his
.sc,isn. it was thought, would have an effect
o, the provisions OF. he hill 20 be introduced
or removing the Roman Catholic disabilities.
The Morning Hersl", Of March 2, states thai
W.. Peel is TO be returned fr I'm The borough OF
Wes,bury. IN the place CT Sir Manasseh Mas
wh Lopez, resigned.
TWAS rumored tha, Mr.. Huskisson was 10
b. replaced in the Cabinet. Ii is also firm
| ed that Sir Nicholas Conyngham Tyndal is TO
| Be Attorney General. The Marquis OF Douro
mas been elected for Aldborough Sir William
Chu,On has resigned The borough Of Newark
in,rrsnI
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer, in answer
10 question put 10 him by Lord John Russell
N The House Of Commons OH the 9th Zebra
uy, stated, that il was the intention Of some
one member Of his Majesty's Government 10
make an explanation, on the 5th Il March, of
Ne nature OF the measure which his Majesty's
Government had in contemo lation with respect
oihe removal Of the Catholic Disabilities.
The Duke Of Cumberland snd ,hr Esrl of
LiiOA, as We already know, are opposed to the
emancipation, as well as, il is said, the body of
TIE People The vote at the University IF Ok
lord mas shown the feelings OF that college on
he Question. The Duke Of Clarence is in ia
'oro ne measure, and has declared that he
h4' maintained The same opinion for twenty
Ieai' and that i, is absolutely necessary TO
avert confusion and civil war. On his SIDE are
arranged the Duke, of Sussex and Gloucester.
lie Duke OF Wellington is decided il the
'aAse, and Ministers are said TO have an over
'NsIm'nS maInfity in the House Of Commons.
great fermea' prevailed on the SUBJECT.
m rs SAID the Duke Of Cumberland, the Ear Of
~a'n, and many others, were endeavoring To-
.sUuSr 'he King to withdraw his support from
u. Ministers.
lie Clare election petition was to have come
" NloFe Committee Of The House Of Com
I'a, IN the 5th Of March. Counsel for the
E,S"ners Messrs. Doher,y, Harrison, and
GUMS Tor MI. O'Connell, Messrs. Lynch,
Nosrsoe, and Law.
VI, oConnell, it is said, win go to Calais
AVOID call OF the House. A reconciliation
~ 'aken place between him and The English
-athOIics.
psarH OF PoPE Leo XTI.-A Vienna date Of
!" Is, says, The melancholy news of The
',' Of his Holiness, Pope Leo the l2rh, was