Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-22

,s.sd over into France, 10 aVoid 'neir
,-ads and do as they pl ase
0',T have been some disturbances among
-. =, Norwich Their employers un-
INC - redace their wages. The weavers
Jsr,r,rion To their employers,ro prevent
-Snr,ion. but not succeeding, mob, TO
'~ n,ber Of 5000, broke the windows,gstes,
.'e 81 NJ their masters, and continued
',h,J,sG IN the perps,ra'ion Of mischief, un'il
"on,dron Of Dragons appeared as likely 10
tgme in heir way. ;.
ro,J and silver ore have recently been dis
IA among the Deyonshire mines.
rss nrs,rnt Lord Lieutenant oil Ireland is
a., have made it a condition, at the time OF
'.,,,,in mint that his Viceregal reign should
m, one wear. Lord Jersey Ia now spokeh
81. The mos probable successor 10 his Grace
~, Stafford Canning The mark Of distinc-
I'M, Dald to his gen |, man, by his majesty
!, highly ilI,te;iug to thu relatives OF the 'a'e
.r,.''i,n, Premier. II shows That The JEALOUS
,,.r,ion, Of this friend Of Greece,and represent
,,,y, oflhe Ia e Mr. Caaning, are not u"pieas'
no 10 hi, Majesry George ~.
The Briisa PIriIamentis further prorogued
Nh, an day OF February, on which day /:
,,;lf NEE for the despatch OF business.
IRE Sqnes. BOYS Our double friends had
,.r, 81 uuwrn with a cough that they had eol
,,,bi.eI for he last two or three days. Mr.
n Liam. her medical attendant, however. STAT
d tina, They were much better.
rp,xcg - The Fermentation in France is
.s,ry sub.sdirg. II would seem as though
III, mirh tempest with which we have so so
..,nly been assured France has recently been
.brrT,ned, was mercly an artificial affair, got
~ with view Of driving the new ministers
tom their seats. But Polignac WAS no to be
7lpiiard and finding that tue Ministers had
,s,Ll,ely aiken ,hrir course, The ciamors soon
d, prea, mGasurC died away. According TO
,ba L,eN and best aec cunts, all the rumors OF
turtle: changes in the miris'ry, "hAd no sx's'
..nce 5u. ia he imaglnations Of the Liberals.
According 20 his article, The Ministers so lar
l-on having any intention Of rssiguing from
EAR Of ROT OBJ aiming Ibe support OF the two
chambers are Determined. If hey cannot OBJ
AIN ha support, 20 conduct the affairs OF The
ra,ila without it; or, in other words, TO send
,Ar Chambers adrif,, and to govern by ordi-
nance"
The Tribunal Of Correctional Police a, Tou-
,,a condemn d, on the 5th December, the p,in-
sr anG responsible editor Of La France Meri-
diansl TO thr~e months imprisonment aud 500
francs 6ne, as guilty Of having excited ha I'D
and cou,empI against he Kiag's Government
Tn. a-.icle compl ined OF stated tina, Nj &c
Pohguac had constituted himself President OF
lhp Cousc,t and that, IN thr p h year loi the
Rrpubc) the successors OF Pr had sent 10 us
the conspira,,r, whilst Wellington, in 1929,
grau6 Us win the Minister.
lis article represented hr Presideut OF the
Council as bearing an 1nti-nsrional name, ia
bic 10 the ius' antiDa HIS of the French nation.
France and figitrs-i ne confess between
igle,, and France, so d!sgrace'ul 10 The arms
Of the larer power, appears, a last, 10 be ra-
pidly spprOachung Us termination. y vessel,
which arrived at roulun on the 4 h from the
hoCkading qlldron of Algirr,, IS stated TO
have 0rough, dispatches TO The Frerch Gov
erunent, announcing thai the Dew, al The de-
sire Of the Su'tin, hod expressed his readirrss
,o>c,tle his diff rencss with France is far
,hrr stated, ,hA. on Algrrine PlrniporcUu ~
had SCI out, an board an English corye Il, 10
carry the wishes Of he ID y into cfsc', and
hat he blockade had been actually raised.
Terrible ErpOSon The Mes>ager des Cham
Bra a cemhrr S, conia,ns the following tx
tra', Rom report 10 he Minister OF Marine,
BY Rear Ad:nlraI Rcssmsl, commanding di-
vision IA lae 'quadron 81 h, Levanl:
"OS BOARD THE TRIDENT,
NGrGrin toad, Nov 10. 1929
">R-l has en- to a Qual", your ExceiI~ncy
EIh ahori5le event, which has plunged inlo
mourning out army in the Mo ca. A dreadful
storm broke out last tight, a. hall pas eleven,
oy'r N'srrn. The lightning fell upon the ci
'adeI, aud ling 6rs to the powder IN gazinC,
Dew 4, ~, with al he walls and buildings IN
'he enclosure. The i"jprS ,xeudcd to grra
distance 5rSond, principslly in he town, where
no. nn' OF the Tretchcd huts which compose il
nmilus ha1I abe. Above 100 artillery men.
shn were lnised in h. itad,l, have been VIC
inns OF he disaster As far as We have hlth, rio
discovered, II ate kill, aud 10 are wounded.
among which is an off tr OF arlillery add nine
nrn missing, who are supposed 10 be buried
| IN The ruins.
lie oommouon was SO violent that every
'>'el thought ITSELF struck by the lightning,
'"1 en- Examination was made, both within and
'U0nu to asccrt1in the fact Soon alterw a DIS.
eng informed at h. misfortune, wen, on
''n'e Mh 500 men, d. ai'ed from the different
'ilS and great Lumber Of torches, sc. l.
VIZ Oe I'thcHl 10 form an idea 81 the dreadful
>'e'e which VIZ witnessed. The darkness Of
"' night rendered our task tx remedy diff ulr,
was even dangerous brcauss nl.uy thousand