Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-12

10 4
"" ~, IA IN Comnon,' denying the right oil
e'Ot S,,aon Counc TO vote for Directors Ut the
V' :, without authority from the People
Cd.A., ,hs object Of the writer may be OBJ
aimed b. thus calling public at'en'i0n % '"' SUI
oct. Fir Is not, We can't heip IT,
'''" -aNsS
TIE Late Foreign htethSeace'- we gave,
e, orr n,per OF Tuesday, all the inteIiiSehCe o'
-, received by the last ARRIVAL from hnS-
,.nI Orr readers are, therefore, III possesSio"
+; .nC,rna,ion of the death OF his tate Majesty
g,.,,ra ia. Fourth; of the accession oil inc Duke
rCl7rapce as William the Fourth; and oil the
,-o.,ress made by the French Army Ia Its at'ac"
TN, decease Of the reigning Sovereigns OF Eu-
mo j.. imDortant to US, only 50 lar as regards the
..5ersl trin0u,ityo of the world and the advance
ut frrea anin,ons and liberal sentiments. 10
49,. ,'.on,a If The United States, 1t Is matter OF
,nt hn'e inportancc whether Eng land IS govern
.Jh, Geor.e or a William, by King or a
o,sep.--,o long as The happiness OF the people
+, mad, an object Of their governments aud their
,.htitps With other powers are preserved ami
ABLY aud honorab'y.
Whatever may have been SAID OF the late mo-
,,rch a, man. we are bound TO admit taat ne
va, 4 GOOD King; aud that. under ms Adminis-
ration. England Las enj0yed as Sreai degree OIL
,,-o,,.yity as under thdt Of any OF his predeces-
s,,. indeed his reign was marked bv several
measures Of vital Importance TO the progress OF
4,eedon---tbe most prominent of which were the
meal os the Corporation and Test Acts. and the
,,.,,,e Of ,he Catholic Emancipation Bill. We
SbDgld doubtless err were We to attribute these
A.. hon tIaat nt .
.Hsqcy. We do not believe they sprung from
Aay s.ase Of right or ju,Jice on the part OF the
Kin, or his Ministers, but that they were effected
manly by the force If pYiEc opinion. 1t is gra-
.fyi1g. nevertheless, 70 dwell on these measures.
=, .tf1rdiu- evidence of the progress OF more TO-
..r.,inr principles aud Is bearing ample testt-
n,,y 10 the influence which our Republican Ia
,nmrjuns are exerting upon the destlnieS OF the
xorId. To- should encourage us to press for
glfd-,o guard our liberties against domestic as
veil ~ fo.el.n tyranny-and frequently to - cal
:aate the value Of our Uniou"-nnt with Il
vtN 10 separation, but rs tie sure>t means of
our oaa prosperity aud the happiness OF man
kind.
Fears have been entertained and expressed
as 70 the course which thI new King of England
may pursue. We sincerely hope for the best.
We trust that he may, in his own language. do
al IN his power To protect the rights add llber-
"ue, aud promote the prosperity and happiness
"of all classes Of his people"
- oinCe the above was in type. we have re-
se,.ed adsices frOm Paris to The 4th ultimo. aud
!.om London to the evening of the 5Oth Of June
They were brought by the packet ship, De Rahm,
tom fiayre, aud Ontario, from LOadon, which
arrived at New York on sunday.
The French papers are filed with details of
tle operation, of .hy,r Army before Algiers, and
with accounts Of the late Election. 1t will b.
ven, bl the details given to-day, that. of IL
D,pi;ics returned, there are 81 for Ministers,
AMI is 9gal9st them. OF those who voted for
Ne Address, have lost their election; willie of
'.'e Who voted as'ins, it. y have been left out.
Ian' the Ministers, by their dissolution Of the
Chamber, have suffered most signal defeat.
Nothing Is gwen from the English papers but
le state Of the markets, for which see commer-
rjai head. -sSss>
HE no' at limerick, in ireland, we find, was
{. lded 20 IN the House of Lords on the goth
Ii.a' When the following discussion Ia relation
' u anu The distreSses Of Ireland, touk place:
me Marquis OF CLANRICAaDE, after abiding
Que fiesnan which he had put On f,rner even
- 10 ue Noble Duke, respecting the distress
"H-h prevailed in Ireland, aad the answer to
Aa' "a 'tion, which he understood to be. - hat
s''''>''ns IN some parts Of Ireland were dear,
''h'L scarce;' now wished 20 know whether
any ",hcnl information had been received from
t ii'h Government respecting the serious af-
"N al Limerick! What he had collected he de-
med l'om the statements in the newspapers. and
understood that the riot aros. in consequence
'Nc dreadful distress which prevailed. No,y
r. Vas anylous to know whether official commu-
f'1"' had been received by his Maiesty's
hnl>'er', aud whether any intention ev,sted of
''f"'', r;'et to the miserable Sufferers in that
co.a'yy; ''''''
1'S o'Neo OF WILMINGTON understood that
'' 'o'ace had taken place at Limerick; that
'S' 'la magazines, in which provisions were
'"ei' had besa ptandered: thar some lives
.''' GA'1Itunate'y. been lost in the afffay: but
=. I'D" nor yer seem IA Official accoant of the oc-
''e'.e' VITA respec to the distress which
a. ,lI To Hrevn, IN Ireland, he begyed TO re.
'u ne" A'rdshlp> that it was bv no means
'A"'1 tni> season Of the ,ear, when the
'' A' H.ded AL their supply to the own.
ms 20 rise IN price. There was
ii dem.nd in ORC, isiun which
en 10 be enhanced. The. NJ
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