Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-11
dense Of the new American Republics will DO &C.
knowledged bv France:

| dence Of the new American Republics will DO &C.
knowledsed BY France:
Their independence shall be acknowledged
Internationally, as France recognizes the prin-
ciple that the nations of South America have had
the right Of Separating themselves from the mo-
tier country, and consequently without any re-
gard to the absurd principle of Legitimacy Con-
suls shall be established in all the principal ports
Of America, aud special ENJOYS shall be appoint
ed to every government. Treaties of commerce,
upon the footing of equality and reciprocity. shall
be concluded with the American Republics"
SWITZERLAND.
Letters from Switzerland say that the Swiss
Diet. which closed on the 9TH of August, was
chiefly occupied in the latter sitting with the fate
of the regiments in France. which are placed in
avery distressing situation by the late revolution.
The Diet had, through its agents at Paris, Nj.
Won STEFAN and NJ. Won Mailtardoz, presented
a memorial to the Duke of Orleans, respecting
the speedy return of the Swiss regiments to their
own country, and requesting that proper steps
may be taken for disbaudng them, in conformity
with the capitulations. There is every indica-
ton that these steps will be taken without delay.
Col. Fab,ier, Commandant of Paris. had already
ordered the Swiss officers. BY way of precaution.
to send their troops, in detachments of 100 men,
to the Swiss fr0niierss money is assigned to them
to defray their expenses by the way. The two
gentlemen above mem toned have had an audi
ence of the Duke of Orleans, who received them
with the greatest kindness.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Court Gazette says-H We have authori-
~ to state. that Immediately after an interview
between King William andGen Baudrand.a letter
ct congratuI alton to the French King was writ
ten, and that it has received the signature Of
own gracious Sovereign. We understand that,
in order to save time, and for the purpose Ofcom-
plyns with the earnest desire Of Louis Philip to
have his authority recognized by the government
of this country before that of any other State, no
special Ambassador will leave England; but that
it will be represented BY Lord Stuart de Roth
say. or BY Sir F. Lamb. if he should be in Paris.
The Gazette of the 9th contains the procla-
nation for converting the new Parliament on the
Goth of October, then to SIT for - the despatch OF
divers urgent and important AFFAIRS
Captains Smith and Markham have been tried
at Dublin for killing Standish O'Grady. Esq. III
a duel. The jury returned a verdict. finding
both guilty of mansiaughter. but recommended
them to The mercy of the Court: they were SEN
fenced tn be imprisoned III the gaol of kilmain-
ham for twelve months.
mention that &" The Pope has heidi Council of
Cardinals, at which resolution was passed. to
the effect that the Court of Rome had Witnessed
with regret what had just taken place at Paris,
but that the Hnlv Father had no desire to oppose
the wishes of the nation. The consequence,
therefore, is. that the Pope is quite disposed 10
recognize the present French government.
LONDON. September l.
Ci'v. Ttoo O'Clock. There was much excite
rnent at the Stock Exchange this morr5ng. the
spectators for the rise stating that all was set
tied in the Netherlands. the Bears sadly forehod-
Inc the worst consequences from the capital OF
the Netherlands being in possession OF the 'nSur-
gents. and the fact of drawing up terms on which
they would make peace with their King: the Tor,
MGR prey allied on the opening of the market. and
the price of Consols for Account rose to 9O[.-
The report OF bad news BY the Dutch boat has
ocoasioned fall to 904, at which the price Is no"
quot cd. with an agitated market.
Fow o'cl3ck -Consols 90a: DO. for Account,
9OS: French Five per Cent. 10l}..