Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23

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,,,,ed to call pabiic attention to the ao'e
'.,..,ior : Appeal to the Friends OF Mr.
.-' 49,. .er,si in yesterdays Gazette, because
e. q, i.seDf, and was, no doubt generally
''' l,nJ ,dmired. the ground there taken
?.'''.' Ut, Sc have all along assumed, and up
Is .1I 90 80 mean to staud at all events. MI
81 49, r.orhatica'iy the Peoples candidate N
"a = :, General Jackson. and the only man
.o,o,.y upon whom all the opponents oil
y VI, Zen, Head ofrhe Government can Unite
" -. q ,.,r,y and determined zeal.
III. Ii,erpooI rn"e' states that Mr. Charles .,
-, been appointed Kings Counsel. Mr..
n'I ~. j.. the first Roman Catholic raised to that
a. ~ England sioce the passing OF the Re'e'
B..
~ p.rr,p, acting upon the Gserse! doctrine
= h-y
WE frhi and run n'oay
u,, I've to Gght another tay,
.. ,,lned for themselves an unen''aoie h',o-
AZ courage Is concerned. They de-
~ tho ,vits they receive, for We cannot but
...(,,, their intoIerabe boastngs, and how
s.. a.v crowed over their nelghbors, toe
- ,boin the present instance. have shown
.....o, ina, ancient quality which has even
"a b.a bye.word. A Liverpool paper
.,o.os he :. war of week." says:
n. 1,,eh INVASION. like the war of the fTonde,
'..r.. n he celebrated in herolc-comic verses,
,. -, o,ber STYLE can it be done justice to-
T' p inc, Of Orange may exclaim with Caesar,
lem / saw, conquered" unless, indeed,
. o. 8.I5las ran away before ne did see them,
IA ,1,r. is great reason to suspect. Happily
r,s " brave Begians" wee hurt. HaN-
y. r,J. up their minds to decamp, they did It
>, n,;t discreet manner, that Is. before they
.,,,.,rIeJ The Whole war would form ma
..,.l. f~ an excellent farce, aud we know net
yl,5,o admire most. the yigor with which the
Ia, d, Holland commenced OperatIons-tIe
>, ,9r,,,pi. with which his rebellious subjects
=, say 4, the srht of his army--cr the pcu-
4.o,s with which the Dutch renowned hos.;!ties
4, ,on =, ihey heard tina, the fiery French had
,r1,sd At Mons. Take it for all IN all. we pro-
aDIy never should look upon It's like again.
We mus, not. however. suffer the conduct Of
Ae Dutch themselves, in the subsequent affair.
10 pa;, 0, without mentioning that that too is
made the subject Of many sharp words az their
slVense Tie Boston Courier thus alludcs to
IT,
Tuy 05Hgiag. 1t appears that the King OF
Holland determned 10 fight the BelgiIns. aud
10 MAINTAIN Ms legitimate authority ~ their pre-
nlse>; br which lawful purpose, according to
our lo,mec adgices he issued startling procia
nlllOC. broke up the armIstlCe, and marched
Il, tyOOps ia,o their cOuHtry, before 1t occurred
10 him that his proceeding, might not please his
dt,,rlOq, and magnificent contemporaries IN
EaaCD aud England Having ascertdlned that
French yiyaCi,y would become unduly intimate
With DUTCH p0OderaSity, he next informed the
sn,ld haiti France aud England felt interested,
certainly should not think of disturbing their
ranimlty by burning gGnpo"i der. He prefers
,''nI up all his legitimacy to giving them any
'lb.e. lie Is "all Submission, what you'd
Hc me. make me, amt accordingly. finding
l''hc French we'c disposed to make aim evacu-
re Belgium, he politely informs I.uuls Philip
a, MS officers have orders to retire as soon as
t:each advance; and on no account to give
be" any unnecessary Inconvenience. How We.
l,conmodating.