Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-03

ing Herald of the 18th, contains the following
announcementof the preceding dasy--one day
later than our last:-
WIxDsoE. Tuesday evening.
The Official bulletin of to day saws
..The King has passed tranquil night His
Maiesty's symptoms are all alleyiated.'
Much controyersy has taken place on the sub
iect among the conductors Of the Lon ioN Press,
and the editor Of the Herald in this pIne Of tri-
umph subjoins the following comment:
Another rather malrprcpos announcement FOR
those High Authorities MeAsieur, Times,
Globe .Ne,cs aud Co. and what ifs':i lofe I'M
lucky Cor those . Mgh Authoriiies,' il is the
fourth announcement of the same sty., Really
it is extremely unkpd in his Majesty tohe getting
better in this way. ust a. the Aforesaid . Hgh
Authorities had cut on; for him as certain a
death as ever senta King 20 his Audi before the
King of Kings and when. too. they bad taken
the trouble of sending the Duke 9t " Wellington
TO him to tell him TO his face that 1T vas no use
for him TO think of living any longer. tr that he
really must die the death those - Hgf huthorl-
ties'' had prepared for him! Bat h,a Majesty It
seem, is something Of the sarnc tenq&s with ouS
Em NJ soldiers; who, according 10 .rs'l French
~ Jho,iiY.'s are so obstinate. It's. .hcy will
tiyeiv pronounced them dead beat Heaven
keep his Majesty in the same temper Tor many
wears to come say |; aud such is his tcmpcr'I
have no doubt for on the very day tat that s5pcr-
Hafigely hieh Almighty. the ih,mdc-er # Printing
mouse square. launched his last most deadly bolt
at hm--on that very day did his Maio-;5 direct
his Doctors to saw that he iclt himself better
but the 'rhundercr and his hah ooripeers were
not satisfied with his Maiesty's assrat that he
felt himself better-tlIe Kings oicg VOID had no
weight with them! trey must have ihe la OF the
physicians.
Well. the physicians confirmed his Majesty's
word; for they. Yesterday. officially announced
that his Majesty symptoms had been aIieviatcd'
and to-day they officially announced Chat ALL his
symptoms are alleyiated; and |. Tor my part
heartily wish the the ZINES and Gf'Ss much JOY
of these official announcements
Notwithstanding these Fluctuations Of the Ed
itor, there can be little doubt Of the speedy death
of his Majesty.
Our pirate correspondent writes Us as follows:
s. Our King has not many hours 70 i've. Inc
dropsy gains on-h;.n fast, and ldse Strength de-
ciincs II is said he has beeA for some DAYS speech
less; and taken leave of his family
On one of orr files we tind the following: "lls
Majesty George II. continues in a state 50 dan
gerMls that not the least hope is entertained OF
his reCOvery.'
1t is extremely natural that loyal people
should continue 70 hope, even against CONVICTION,
nor --iAsarprising that such hopes should he M
dulgcd from tie slightest indications 81, conya-
lcgcencc. We doubt not The Era, - 'h nj the
;a:est .aio,a hpile'ins-sAt :. ':eee Na';eNlati6s
Of symptoms" especially in such disease as
the dropsv. is at best but doubtful proof of i'm
1t may he the mere Frightening
up that often precedcs dissolution.
In the House of Lords. on Tuesday (the 18TH
the Marquis of Londonderry moved for an eX-
PLANTATION of the foreign policy of the Ministers
in relation particularly to Greece He thought
the Turkish government had been most unjustly
treated. and that Great Britain had been hood
vinked bv Russia on the one side and by France
on the other. The Earl of Aberdeen replied
that the papers in question would be LAID before
Parliament on the Tuesday following. Whereupon
the motion Of the Marquis was withdrawn.
The Duke of Newcastle presented Il petition a
sanst allowing climbing boys TO sweep chimnes
lhis We believe is the first attempt at legislative
enactment on this subject. but we hope it may
prevail. and that the sautary and humane intlu-
rnce of the example mavpreval on this side OF the
Atlantic. In the House Of Comnons, nothing
Of interest had occurred since oar last adylces.
The first grand public Of the Birmingham Po-
litical Meeting. was held on the 10Th. It's OBJ
iect is parliamentary Reform. and consis OF the
most Influential wings Of the Kingdom. ltwas at
tended by not fewer than from 80 TO 100000
persons Speeches were made and resolutions
we're passed. in accordance with the views and
principles of the meeting.
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