Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-16

Yesterday evening, bu, without any sufficient
| apparent cause. M.d,;d
the Spanish government had been enaea'orns
TO raise loan, through the medium oil some
of the French Capitalists. with 2 view 10 u
GU, another expedition against South Amer''
ca. As the parties, however, made the fecos-
milton of the bonds Of the Cortes, sme qua
non The matter had fallen 10 the ground.
Letters from Cadiz TO the 9Th Jan. menuon
that business was entirely suspended i" eo"'
sequence Of the incesssn, rain having prevent
,G The communication with The interior. 1oods
were, however, offering al low prices, IN con-
sequence Of the large quantity that hao arrived
ard the want Of marke, for them
PORTUGAL The old Queen OF Portugal died
on the TIN January, a, the age OF 81
A London paper Of February Cd, contains an
article from Florence, stating that the emperor
OF Brazil has requested Lord Cochrane 10 re-
sumo the command Of the feet, Tor The purpose
| Of making an attack on Portugal we know
not what degree OF credit this statement Is Gu
titled to. Should i, prove true. the reign OF
| Don Miguel will be shoe; for proper eApeu',
ton, under less experienced and netefmi"!d
commander Than Lord Cochrane, wou'o ctea'e
diversion in favor Of the Emperor, "hich
must prove destructive TO The usufper
The NETHERLANDS 1T is affirmed tina, MIR
Preble has special instructions respecting me
diff rences between Great B i'ain and he "
ni,ed States, relative 20 The boundary Of GAIA
da, which are to be decided by his MaJesY.
the King Of the Netherlands. All the docu-
men,s and memorials Of both parties are 70
be delivered TO his Maesty,as arbitrator, on the
Cd April, who will probably give his decision
| III:
The members Of the Second Chamber who
have been dismissed from their Offices, are
every where the object Of the most marked in
,erest This act Of Ministerial vengeance OF
our Deputies is another consequence of The Ia
tai system which for these Is years has loaded
US with multitude Of false measures, which
has produced discomfort and distrust, without
| any advantage 10 :hr government
! II is not NJ. Van Huygens, his MaJesty's
| Ambassador 10 the Uniled States, that has OBJ
,ained the arms. title, and dignity OF the Count
dr. LowendaIe, bu, the son Of his excellency.
M Duepetiaux, who was condemned in 1928,
to years imprisonment Tor an article in the
Courier 'les Pays Bars, in favor Of two unfor-
,unate foreigners, was restored 10 liberty This
morning, af'er IS months confinement.
| Itissated in the Journal de Belgique, thai,
the whole country is covered with snow 10 The
depth Of three or four feet.
The Scheldt was so clear Of ice, that The
vessels d. aimed a. Flushing can come up the
river A great number were expected at Ant
werp on The 2Sh Of January.
Hambwgh. Elector has published a
sever ordinance against duel!ing, No officer
in his srmy is to BE- allowed 10 send or accept
challenge, but when insul,ed must submit
his complain, TO military tribunal OF honor.
Whoever sends challenge is liable TO impris
onme n; in fortress for not less than three, nor
more than six years; and whoever accepts a
challenge is to DE liable TO imprisonment for
not more than three nor less ,han one. II a
duel is really fought and one Of The parties kill
led, the survivor is punished as guilty Of mur>
der; if neither is killed, both are to be ex2el-
led the service, 10 be deprived Of their letters
If nobility, and 10 be Imprisoned in fortress
for no, less than ten years.
Brenien-A letter from the Emperor OF
Morocco addressed 10 the Hapse-towns OF
Hamburger, Bremen and Lubbock, demanded an
annual tribute or present 10 be sent 10 Moroc.
o corsairs, whenever The Hanseaiic ships
sho uld show Themselves on the coasts OF Spain
or in the Mediterranean has been received
/, is understood that the Hansea'ic towns
mean actually 10 grant this tribute, as there
are no means Of escape, if the commerce is TO
remain uninterrupted in those parts. as the
HAMS towns have no ships of war II is hoped
rha, ,hr tribute will be only Professionally grant
ed, AID for a certain number Of years. il is
said ha' the Council General Of The Hanes-
towns has opened negotiations in London to
procure, at least, diminuton.
Munich Toe University is extremely well
attended this year The printed list of Students
contains no less Than 1915 names; of hese
students, 1862 are natives of the kingdom, and
i92 from other countries.
Commerce Of the Adrintic-The decree for
the freedom "f tue port Of Venice was publish
ed on the oath Drcrmher |, ordains that
the exemptions from customs of The whole city,
and several of he neiehbouring islands, shall
commence on The LIST Of February that all ar
ticles may be imported and exported free Of
duty, with the exception Of few which are
oils, Goldfish, &c. respecting which the Cham,
Der Of Commerce has already made proposals
TO the government to change it. The favora-
BILE situation of Venice, and the general peace,
encourage hope that trade will become -four
ishing Two ships have already arrived from
| LIvcrDOol; four others are txDected A great