Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-16

s,cf Is. his Mace was wanted 1t is said he was
too violent and arbitrary; but certainly tHe 'aN
discipline that prevailed IN his army IN u me'i;'
the naue) did not argue much exercise o' a"''''''
GHESr. Oct. e.-TAe clouds which datkeneo
our horizon beoin to Jisperse, and every thing
announces that our new organization WI, oo
completed withont foreign inlefierencc.
provisional Government does not think i''e'i au
tbo,ised to treat of the form OF Governments anu
refers the question to the National Congress. ~
is in the RIGHT: but resolution must De 'ahe"'
the Congress assembled. and state OF 'i'!iss
ended which may do more injury III ie" "ecAS
than ten years good government can repair
Shall we be a republic: We do mt think So
Shall we be independent of Holland: ms IS
decided on. Of every other power! Inc az
knowledged prin cipIe of non-Inter'eh'ioh Is "u,
pledge. Shall we place ourselves, by an act Oh
the national will, and by a t:rmel compact un-
der the sceptre of the Prince OF Orange! we
hope so-fhis seems to be the wish OF Tie ma
iority of our fellow citizens of all parties ms
was all that was ut first demanded. and even
more The concession has, perhaps, heeh tar
DIV. but shall we find etiquette ana iofma'''rs
when tie interest and safety OF all are ihVo''ee'
OcroprR.- Provisional Govern
ment Of Brusseshas inst appointed Mcssrs. spell
hooreu, Cutler, ana Coppens, Commissioners III
East Flanders. to take such measures as arc
requisite for the interest ct the country t'i hc
Governor appointed by ii can enter MS o.
fee. 49,
TnE HAGUE, Oct. i0-"e do not take III OF
the Be.ians that they rcrsevtre IN thcif WISH TO
be separated! from us, as the Dutch desire nom
iug more ardently.
The Commission appointed to propose legal
measures for the change To be male III the inn"a'
mental law is nov divided into two sections -
One has declared far total separation under the
same dynasty. the other ior modified or partial
scparatirp These sections prosecute their labors
separately. 10 the first section belong MeSsr.
q. Il. Clifford. I. {. tie Jongc. and Baron Van
Keycnhcrg Van kcs>ci: tn the second. Nessrs:
d'Ofsgec. and Van Asch Van Wyck. The Com
mittee is no longer attcndcdhy the southern mem
be,s-c,cn the Prince dc Chimay, it is said de
sircs To Withdraw. rs he does not like TO be the
only one of the southern representatives.
'fur H,evs. Oct TN. Berlin de NauX,
the new French Ambassador to this Court, has
| arrived here: also Prince Troubertzoki, Adju.
tant Genera! to His Majesty the Emperor Of iias-
Sia.
II appears that the party ia favor of the Prince
Belgium. His proclamation, as private accounts
say, has been received with pleasure by many
persons at Brussels. and some OF the journals OF
that city have published it. At Louvain it is
highly approved, and al Client the people are in
general extremely satisfied with it. The Journal
de gand speaks openly in favor Of it. The cou.
rer dc la Mouse. the chief organ of the clergy.
has not vet spoken of the plan Of giving the
sceptre to the Prince of Orange but IT has insert
ed two remarkable articles showing that it would
he unay oidable. and dangerous to establish re
public.
| The accounts from Antwerp confirm the state
ment that there is great party in the south in
favor of the prince of Orange, and that there is
more and more reason to hope that tranquility
and order will be restored in those provinces By
| suitable negotiations.
VENLo. Oct. 1Q.-There is no truth whatever
in the statement Of Antwerp journals. that Prus
sian troops have entered this place. OurgarrIsor
which consisted of the reserve battalion of the
l4th division reinforced the day before yes
| terday by 500 men from Meastricht. We expect
also squadron of dragons that left us five weeks
ago. In the province of Lembourg, along the
mease, the legal order of things still. prevails,
and does not seem hkely to be disturbed.
SPAIN still gives every indication of being
! ripe for revolution. but the account Of decided
movements at Cadiz is not confirmed.
A letter dated Madrid, Sept. So, states that
on Friday considerable number of Ro,a Vol
unteers assembled at their quarters, and com
menced the cry of :. Murean los Ministries, -
Viva Charles qulnto. y" 'ea;h to the Min.
istcrs." . Long live Charles "" The rng lead
! ers were arrested. Some arms and ammunition
had been seized which belonged to .disafiected
persons. The conspiracy is contributed to the
| Carlists.
| All The Ministers are said to have rendered
their resisna'ions but the king refused to accept.
Thirteen Distinguished persons had been Danish
ed froni MadrId on the sch. among them the
| Archbishop OF Toledo. and several Counselors OF
State. General Carsa@al, Commandant and in
spector general VI itpyalist volunteers. &C. &c.
MADRID. Sept. 30--i esterday Cabinet or
der pronounced the dismissal of the Governor of
Cadiz. N. de Flakes. and invested zero. the
! Colonel OF the Kings REGIMENT. with the charge
At a late interview with his Ministers. King
Ferdinand took Caomerde aside, and in state
OF great irritation. was over heard TO say Thou
shalt answer to me for it with thy head!'' Gallo