Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-09
FURTHER EX TRACTS,
From Papers receired by the Britannia.


From Papers receired by the Britannia.
Observation-Disclosures from Brussels, dated the
29th u!t have been received, they state that the
Protocol of London decaimng all intention OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or aggression on the part OF the
Five Powers, but firmly protesting against the
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg beng considered as
part of Belgium. has been communicated toCun-
gress. At the same time Count Sebastianl's note
was also communicated. The reading OF these
documents produced the most violen, sensation.
1t was Immediately resolved that Committee
should be appointed 10 protest soemny against
the Protocol of the 9th. as well as against all IN
PREVENTION or interference OF foreign Powers
The Commission is to make its report tomorrow
morning, and it will be forwarded Immediately
to all the Cabinets of Europe. The debate ON
the choice OF chief is To be continued. and Will
not, most probably, terminate tor four or i've
DAYS. The state of public feeling is raised to the
highest pitch of excitement. Approximation, or
rather notice, in favor of the Prince of Orange
has been posted up in many parts OF the town
Disturbances are expected this evening. and. from
the evaporation of the peoples minds. nothing
can be more probable. 1t is more than probable
that rising against Congress. aud in favor OF the
Prince of Orange. will take place Groups as
sembled last night aad this morning in various
parts of the city, but hitherto no decided steps
have been taken.-T Courier.
Pricate Correspondence offhe london Times, Of
January q.
PARIS. SUNDAY EVENING.
| have this morning received several letters from
the north of Europe, which contain much inrelli.
gence respecting the enthusiasm now Preva,'lns
in Poland: the people are every where rising to
-, IN no pY
pressve Language one of these letters. the Poles
say, awe are going forth to conquer or die"
The latest OF the Warsaw letters is Of the date
of the 18th. The Diet was cOnvOked for the l7th.
The first proposition was to be the war budget;
its amount 100. 600. 900 OF Polish f"rins IA form.
believe. is I'D. }. and all church and steeple
bells. except one i'll each parish. were ordered to
be melted for the fabrication OF cannon. There
was no hope l. Warsaw of avertins the calamity
of war with Russia by negotiation: but they ap-
prehend no attack before the beginning OF Febru-
ary. The roads were in terrible condition. and
provisions dear and scarce. The population OF
the towns and The peaSantry. were every where
arming with whatever weapons they could mus
ter on the spur Of the occasion.
On the 18th a conspiracy against the Dictator
was announced by Colonel Dobozanski Tie
principal cons pirators thus denounced were LIE
level. the Provisional Minister of Instruction,
& Ostrowski, the Secretary of Justice: the charge.
that they had suborned several persons of the ar
Iillery corps. o. the one hand i, was asserted
that they were Uribed bv Russian gold: on the
other. that jealousy prompted the accusalion.-
The Dictator instantly caused both the accuser
and the accused to be arrested. They were,
however, speedil, re eased by an order in coun-
Gil, upnn giving surities to abide their trial.
While these preparations we're going on IN
Warsaw, the Russian authorities were not Idle IN
WILMA. Novoszow. the Russian Minister OF
detes,ed memory at Warsaw. iwho He'd with Con-
stantne. arrested on the 10th 247 OF The students
of the wilma University. some of whom he plac-
ed in cruel state of d,tresse for their denuncla-
ton of his tyranny when brought into his pre-
sence for examination. This act OF severity had,
however. inflamed the people against the Russian
dominion, and it was hoped would react with
tremendous force against the invader.
have likewise received letters this day from
Go,tincen, dated on the 10th; they state that the
conspiracy in Hanover, of which they must have
been for some DAYS apprized. has been put down,
and the leaders of this petty insurrecton arrested.
The Gottingen letters deny that 1t was necessary
to bring troops into the town from the neighbour
inc environments. and assert that the civil author
itv was sufficient to repress the cOmmotion. An
amnesty was mpored at Hanover for some Of the
Gottngcn students, but it was peremptorly re-
fused.
III the fashionable circles of Paris last night
congregated at gard ball in the theatre of the
Italian Opera. never witnessed more splendid
sight, and the enthusiastic reception OF the King
exceeds any thing could have anticipated. The
King aud Queen, with the whole of their family,
satin box with splendid canopy. His Majesty
waited a GOOD deal around the theatre. and was
every where cheered with shouts Of ''Vive lie Roi.
Remember that these cheers emanated from COCO
persons. most of whom were of rank; many OF
them distinguished foreigners and all in fact re.