Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23

'kne new ulaistty Will not De aira'u oi ue .e
volution: their feelings 90 with It. bu' Marsna'
Maison and Montalivet are not known as dipio-
matists, and there are some doubts ol the'r Ia
Tents.
Letters from London, of Oct. so, announce
that the standard Of liberty was raised al oaGH;
Ferrol, and Gorunna; and that Don Miguel had
given positive orders to send troops to assist the
Spanish royalists The greatest activity prevails
in the English diplomacy. Prince laiieyra""
and the Prussian minister have frequent inter-
views with the Earl of Aberdeen.
The committee of the Court Ut Peers are ex-
tending thhir inquiries respecting the measures
of the late ministry as far back. as August 1877.
The examination of the impeached ministers
had been finished. The debates on the subject
were not expected to commence before the ION
of Dec. The Chamber of the Peers will be htteu
up for that occasion.
Observation-Disclosures NOronsky. minister OF
the house Of the Emperor. has been appointed
Russian Ambassador to Paris, IN place OF PoZZo-
iii Borgo.
Travellers from Warsaw arrived at LeiPsic
state that the present ferment prevails IN the
whole Kingdom of Poland as well as the capital.
The Russians have considerable forces on the
frontiers as precauton
London. seth Ocf City. . o'clock-consos
vents in Antwerp. tell to 944.
The scenes Of disorder in the county OF Kent
have at length become objects of much attention
The peasantry are in q state of much suffering.
Brussels. October S0.-Antwerp presents an
animated, but desolate spectacle, since the BON.
bartlment. All the streets are barricaded, ana
the patriot flag Us floating over the city. NJ. Oli-
yer is now commandant Of the place. Many per-
sons were buried in the ruins OF their houses
The appearance of the city was terrible, when set
on fire by shower of bombs, grenades. &C.; the
streets deserted by ALL except now and then few
fugitives- The landing OF quantity OF arms was
the signal of insurrection-every cidzen took
arms.
The British Parliament assembled on tbs Goth
of October. Mr.. Manners Sutton was unani-
mouslv chosen speaker of the Commons. The
Kings Speech was not expected until the ID OF
November.
COMMANDMENT AND CAPTURE OF
ANTWERP!-'lhe most important newsb by this
arrival. is that of the bombardment OF Antwerpb by
the Dutch troops in the citadel, by which an I'M
mense loss Of property was eccasioned. An ar
mistce was agreed on, on the eth. by Chazel,
commandment of the citadel. to treat of a surren-
der, but it was broken by the firing of few mus
ketS, which. it is said, he himself had secretly
ordered. to make a pretext for the destruction ot
the city.
During the negotiation, certain unknown per-
sons went towards the Quais aux Bos and Po's-
sons, fired few muskets, which being answered,
the citadel and Sete tie Flandre commenced their
fire. The whole square of the Public Stores IS
destroyed-the street Of the Convent and the Ca
nal of St John stopped the further passage Of the
flames Horrible to relate, during the lombard
ment the Dutch had barrels of tar taken into the
public stores; but happily large part Of the mer-
chandise had been removed.
Brussels. 2sth Uct.-The provisional govern
ment make known the following propositions to
Gen. Chase, by NJ F. ChaZel:-
1. The government demands that Gen. Chas
Sc shall evacuate the city in three DAYS.
D The General and his army may retire with
arms and baggage.
S. The provisional government will procure
necessary transports.
a. Hostilitie sshall cease on both sides.
CHAZAL.
Proposition of General Baron ChaZal.
I. The Lieut.. General Baron ChaZee will not
Weld the citadel without the order of the king, his
august master
Q For the benefit of the city, he accepts the
suspension of hostilties on these conditions
That all defensive works shall cease; that 10
armed men shall appear on the esplanade, nor in
the environs of the citadel; that no hostility be
committed against his majesty's squadron. at the
Escant; and that the magazines Of provisions be
given, which was pillaged yesterday at Rivoli.
Notwithstanding the armistcc. which has prevent
ed Lieut.. Gen. Chazal from ordering !. sortie.
LIEUT.. GEN. BARON CHI AZAL.
LoxDoN, October 27.-Yeserdav, the Duke
Of Wellington, returning from opening the
new session of Parliament, was followed by
great mob who hooted and Kissed him on the
way. 1t was with the greatest difficulty that
his Grace escaped from the violence and menaces
of those who surrounded im.-Ciobe.
From, the UiUianyi1,pn .Adpoca'e.
THE FORTUNATE PURCHASE.
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