Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-23
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sivai from France. Al late hoar tiis "iotnn
intelligence was received that the paek et ship DE
Rham. Depeys'er, was below from Havre. AT
II O'Clock we received few loose Havre pa
5crs--our regular files not having yet reached US
from the ship. The morning papers, however,
have received their files across the Island. by
express We add such TRANSACTIONS from the
Navre Papers as possess any interest.
Bo1,bar,l,nea of .1nfcerp.-The dates from
Antwerp, are to the 2Sth Of October, at which
sne, it being in possession Of the revOlntiOnists,
fhe Dutch troops were bombarding it. The city
WAS represented as being all in flames at the de-
M ture of the adyices. The loss in the public
stores from the conAagration, is estimated at hit
i, millions of forms
Nina has marched into Spain, and was COM
mencing the work of revolution with success
The constitutional flag was flying at Cadiz, Cor
anna, &c.
Valdez has been Obliged TO retire from Spain
back into France.
General Don Juan Van Halen was arrested on
The Ist according to advices from Mons.
Great fermentation is said to exist In Poland.
A change has taken place in the French Cab'-
net. or rather il has deem dissolved. The party
dacfrlnaire demanded the deposition OF NJ. u.
Barrot The demand WAS presented by VI. Gui-
zor, and met with great opposition, particularly
from NJ. Dupont de L'Eure. The embarrass-
inent arose from the measures of the Chamber in
favor Of the ex-mnisters. The king declared
that VI. Dupont was the last of his friends with
whom he would wish to part. The resignation
Of Nessrs. de Brogle and Guizot followed very
soon after this interview, and that OF Mr.. Louis
succeeded. All three were accepted. Whether
the Ministry would be changed IN effect was
question which there were differences of opinion.
General La Fayette was charged to compose
a ,ew cabinet, aImi endeaycred to reconcile the
rival pretentiOns. During the time proceeding
the formation, the public mind was much disqui-
eted. His majesty also appeared very grave
for several DAYS though the royal saloons were
crowded with all that was distinguished III Paris.
The Prince of Orange quilted Anvers, where
his situation had become extremely unpleasant,
for London, in the latter part Of October. PreVi-
aus to embarkins. he addressed proclamation
10 the Belsians. dated the 18th, stating that he
had used his best efforts unsuccessfully tor the
modification of their provinces. They were now
to- deliberate IN the approaching national conven-
tiun on the interests 0t the country and he deem
ed he should but discharge his duty, by with
drawing from the scene Of the discussion. but his
b,>t wishes would remain with them. tie ex-
dressed his thanks for the treatment he had met
wi'h in Anvers. The separation between the
Datch and Belgian troops Ut the old army was
rapidly going on that place. There was an ondi',
no, relied upon i'm London. that there was good
under standing between Talleyrand, the Duke OF
wellington, and the Prussian Minister, by which
if the vote of the National Congress to assemble
at Brussels should exclude the Prince or Orange,
the provinces Of Brussels, Liege, Mars and Ma
muir were to be annexed to France, those of Meas
trich, Grand, Burgess and Anvcrs to remain to
Holland, and the Prince TO take the title OF
Gland Duke of Luxembourg without prejudice
of m faith
In addition to the foregoing, the deficiency of
orr own accounts has been, in part, supplied b.
the editors of the Daily Advertiser. who have
ob!iginsly furnished US proofs Of the matter pre-
pared for their correspondents.-(0m, commercial.
BRUssELs. Oct. 81.
From The .7ntcerp Journal. oct. 26.
The victorious army of the patriots, after hav-
INC routed the Dutch troops, made its entry this
Rsorning bv the Red Gate; the inner guard had
been disarmed BY our citizens, and especially by
the sailors and workmen OF the port. The flag
of independence was immediately displayed on
the tow er of Noire Don,e. Tranquility and con-
fidence have been restored.
They were on the eve of battle at Bruges on
the sO;h Of October. The citadeis of Oh nt had
capitulated
Bayonne. Oct. sS.--The forces of General
Nina are divided into two columns; one of which,
Ernani; and the other, under Valdez, took the
road of Vera. The latter was attacked by six
thousand troops and driven back into France,
where they were disarmed. Nina has proceed
ed on to the interior; against the centre of the
royalist line. ValteZ's defeat is ascribed to his
disobeying the orders Of Nina, in taking differ
ent route from that directed. twas reported on
the s9,h that Valdez was about to commence his
march against Arragon.
Pals. Nor. S.-A list of the new Ministry
was signed by the King at 5 O'Clock to day:-La
Ftte, Minister OF Finance aud President to the
Council: Marshal Maison, Minister of the Inte-
rior; NJ. Dupond de l'Eure. Keeper Of the Seals;
Marshal Garard. Minister Of War; NJ. Moril
here, Minister Of Public Instruction; NJ. Sebas-
TAM. Minister Of the Marine.
II ~ said there will be no more ministers with
gu, Port .folios. The most eminent men Of the
Ia. minis.r,. Fave ben attached To legitimacy.
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