Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-25
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY IS ;Sgo
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

don dates 10 June I'm, and Liverpool TO h,.
eighth.
From the Nuremberg Courier Of Peace and W.,
FRONTIERS OF WALLAcHIA, NAYS
The difficulties attending the Russian -.
increase daily. Contagious diseases and Il,
real oriental plague, manifest themselves i
terrible manner, and Cause ra,ages rop,u
extensive among both soldiers and nhab,',,!
At Frlkschan alone l65 persons died v1,;S
two days, according 10 fl ia reports; 3ooE.n
lilies were under quarantine. and bob M'
military and inhabitants snugh: their salvsri,,
in flight, which increases the danger, a, =.
conlagion is thereby spread on all sides 10 ,,,'
a degre. that about $4,000 individuals lv -
in Wallachia in,erments take pl.cr ste,,,,
every night. and il is most srrrc'ly forbidt,,
to converse aboul The plague. Even she e.
ments seem 10 participate in the struggle.
Abou, five o'clock in The afternoon OF h, 81.
three several shocks Of an earthquake w.,
felt at Blu, harest, one Of which lasted mimi,
and half, during which The foods OF 4.
Danube damaged every thing on boh side, i
H." river and involved bnth i';iends and ea,n.n
in destruction. The attention Of ooun, N.
b,,sch continues 10 be directed 10 S,srrs. =,
lately made considerable corps aoros, II,
Danub, near Hirsoya, 10 advance il at.irr
,ha, fortress; but il was prevented by an oppo
sing body Of Turks, who compelled 1t to n.
treat An engagement H. also spoken Of O,
the Danube near Sisria in which the Ts,
are said 10 have LOST 800 men. Coun, Palm
proceeded on the sh, IN great haste, 10 Ii,
corps stationed before the fortress. Gen Kss
selo like wise lief, Bucharest for Kro iowa in Ii.
lie Wailac 10. Al Kal,rash The humble II
thc mill airy lazare,to, is every moment mcrs.;
ing; md even me smallest cottages OF the peg
ants are appropria I'd Tor ibis purpose.
The lcpor, mentioned in another pant of III /
extracts, Of The ,ecap'ure Of Varna by III
Turks,is no, enuliled 10 credit.
Nj de Cha,eaubriand ha. had frequent n
vate audiences OF the king If Frame. lmpn.g
ant changes were expected to take place \
the Ftenoh Ministry.
Sir William Draper, Chief Justice Of i,
Cour, of Common Pleas, has been created B. Z
ron Wyuford.
II was believed that MIR. Brougham b..
been invi'ed to accept Office, by The Duke
Wellington
The Health and spirits Of the King Of Ers
land are declared excellent"
In the House Of Commons, the session
Parliamen. has virtually closed, as the Hoss
adjourned as night ill Friday, to allow I'd
Lords to { omplete their bushes
The first subject under discussion in d!
House Of Commons was moiion by Sir Jana
Mackin,osh for papers 10 elucidale tn, sl4ts
our relations with Portugal, and This oecupt
our senators from seven or eigh' O'Clock
Monday evening, till nearly four mex monpl
Sir James's argument was, that IS W. M
some hand in the consi ion which Don p
dro granted to The Portuguese, we cUghl
have in,e-fered with strong arm 10 Uphold
and the interests Of Donna Maria, against Ia
usurpaions Of Miguel. Though here w"N !
treaty w.ioh bouud us to do So, such iutekr
rnce was clearly implied in our previous Pv
ceedings, and was expected oy the Porlugu:s
Consliluionals's
Mr.. Peel showed hat we were under no or
cations to guarantee the constitution or |'k
crss.on Of IN. Queen of Portugal. Our hIiE
in the constitution was merely this, TIA, "
Charels Stuart carried il from The shores lR
de Jauicro to The banks OF the Tagus wterr
delivered it up, aud then came home as hr'
desired 10 do. Above ali i; never had been Is
policy Of Greal Britain 10 Interior in tie it@
nal concerns OF other countries The prog
Of Portugal to all appearance, had no POI 10
lar wish TO receive Donna Maria IS n'
Queen
Don Miguel was their tolerated soVe'el
and we would not be juslifird in going to W
20 depose him and dictate sovereign 10
Portuguese Il would have bern brratH
our pro'e.sed neutrality TO permit the 'e'S'
to sill from England to Terceira, unlrs' P
had gone unarmrd. They had retouf'e
ricks: Viscount Itsbayna sent one hr'dt
ana fifty barrels Of Gnnpowder and 1905 %" =
kers 10 Terceira, which he h'd plrdgrd w
self, when he col liberty TO export them "
intended for Br zil: again. the "fhgers
with falls clea' anoss, but intended 20 Iino Fl
Tcrc.ira; hence our precautions TO P's'~
hem. y
Mr.. B'ousham supported Mr.. PEGS w
Of non interference; not that he hated I"
rant less, bu, that he loved public Jnsiir,
cxpediency more. Mr. Huskisson ans y
Palmerstone concufrrd in thipkng ,hit M',,
RI bad given more than sufficient proVoe'"