Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-17

or,,,.e, gnodefatiSa Ia extinSuiso"io
i,Aeda!, .i ZION Of Poland. have seen letters
le in'u,' a., jay or two from the Envoy VINO
sitha 0n le,nrned from London TO Warsaw III
b, lai' al, highly of the interest exPressea
aalch ne -" 's.,,n f,r the fate If Poland, anu
b. l1fd r"'ue ~ vowed by that Munster 10
he deter!h"a" ;noc lion with other friendly pow
l.e'po'e :" =, last the fuliilment OF the treaty
,s 10 ST. ' which guaranteed c"ns'tu.'o" 'or
Vienna, ", anstri,n Minister IN London, IN
Poland 80 mon this subject with Lord ra'-
- ns, when speaking OF the Polish rest''a nt
", go s,rd the term eaehaggo"'ee 'asn an
wa nd as Count PoIzo I'll n'rso uas un''v'
~. h.r,. declared, that uu'h iheir arms VIZ
gone ,n' ~" the Emperor Nicholas could not iis'en
40 ~. I' ,prrns % accommodation: n...,
'a"' NJ exDected here that General Deo'tsch
IL - "o lii 10 force the intrenchments before
VI" " IL the general military opinion Is that
'asain a .,,.mnt The capture Of Warsaw, on the
{ WI al. "ls Of the Vislula. His army suffers
opPO1 ,H,, Ior want of provisions. as the country
dte1'"1 ,,;,l waste on his line of march The
- o''" mccrs who are prisoners IN Warsaw
H'''i.' t,nuI i, difficult to drain small supplies
ave ~ r,;I;tury chest of their commander, al
ON wv ~, Perrin papers speak highly OF the
| ''0as' "" s. J,r,ts which he has RENTED to his
loti,c comrades. - - p,,;s. and the
A !, seems, to be exposed to another
anil the anniversary OF the oarr'taues' IN
% If the lovers OF disorder should coma
10y. ~: s,scute this three months truce, IL viii DC
l,r,rr space Of tranquility than they nave d.
WED during the last year.
PORTUGAL
ui,p.l has exhibited his utter ioiiy anu ''noe-
~, - was necessarily expected. An EnS'ish
Ion apDeared of the TaguS on the 2oth.-
! %s Iay preceding. the English Consul Gene
',,-s;yeI dispatches by a steamer, upon when
At 81 'S' mmediatelv; demanding, OH behalf OF
, go that the Judge Conservator at
e. ~ Caneiro aud Sa. should be dismissed,
'pS', ,Ss recognition officially published IN the
I"h,n Gazette-that the Captain OF the Diana
D,,,te VINO detained the ST. Helena racket on
r',rs,ra, should be dismissed: that several ma
rates. who have violated the rights OF British
,be,,,. should be dimissed, and others repn-
a,SI.d. that several soldiers should be punish
I,oI tbeir officers dismissed for the same cause;
- thar CONDENSATION should be made for va
ms exactions at the custom house, and also TO
l,r,e amount in the nature OF vindlctive ia
,,g.. far unlawful arrests and detentions. The
rm,al Was instructed that the demands admit
ID Of no modification or negotiation. All these
l.m,nds, hulniInting as they must have been to
he arrogant but helpless tyrant, were speedily
omOhed with: and annunciatiOns of the dism's-
glof the officers complained of appeared IN his
.,a Official gazette on the 4;h Of MAY. He had
zen allowed exactly ten days for consideration.
The Morning Herald saws
AT the first summons his bastard spirit sunk
,ithin him: all the efforts of Count Bast0s, a
Minister Of his guilty pleasures, and the empty
nrade of few additloral guns upon the Castle
Of Lisbon. could not re-assare HIM, and before
he expiration Of the allotted time, Don Miguel
surrendered at discretion. TINS is a great tri-
nnph for English interests in Portugal, but. uu-
fortunately, nothing for the general cause OF hu-
manty aud liberty. Had the mistreant been
more strongly advised 10 resist, his obstinacy
aud his usurpatiOn might have met with CON-
mon punishment; but, as the matter now stands,
these Is too much reason to fear that his coward
" temporising will screen him little time long
pr irom well meri,ed retrlbution, and subject
Portugal sull To his domination. Something
nav. however, be expected from the American
and French squadrons. which have still their ac-
counts TO settle with hiu, and which are hover
ing about the mouth Of the Tagus. With res
pet to ourselves, this victory can excite no ex-
ala;ion, for there is no honor in triumphing over
,cOaard; bat it necessarily proyokes feelings
Of surprise, indignation, and disgust, that IN a
Smlnable ruler, which IS -haaet i1hs eAShV,
,nOald be suffered BY the ;ortlous politics O, &ay
Administration to acquire sach cOnsistence as
aat OF Don Miguel has done.
It would also appear that Miguel had compli-
81 with the demands Of the French Government
The Messaser DIES Chambres OF the 18th says
The Pinisterre Journal of Brest, contains the
5llOwing article:-s We learn from a source
'hlth NAV be deemed authentic, that Don Mi
,lCl has agreed to give France the satisfaction
and ndemni,ies she requires. This will snti'
Gently explain the~suspension of the levy OF Ma
rnes ordered BY the Minister Of the Naval De-
artmeut, and prove to that Government thai
France shall be respected and obeyed every time
NE assumes an attitude worthy OF herself.
ENGLAND.
Tie Elections. The analectical table in the
COurer Of the 18th ult. giving the latest returns,
makes the total difference in favor OF reform, lSs
me total number of returns then being $50
Returns are give from most Of the rotten bo
Oughs, where, as a matter of course the majoii
Ties are the greatest against reform.- In those In