Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-26

the 18th OF January, tDat Tue CITY vi Dale hau
been b0mbarded.
The Bey of Tittery has been released from
Quarantine.
The Generals returning from Africa are Lieut.
General Bower. Marsbals Achard, Damremont,
D'Uzer and HureI Lieut.. Gen. Delort, Mar
shals Cassan and DanleOn will remain there till
further orders.
! Commercial letters from Constantinople to
10th Dec. say. all Albania has now adopted the
new system of regular troops Quletness is en-
tirely re-established in that country.
! In Holstein, 5000 horses have been bought on
account of the French government, and which
arc hourly expected to arrive at Mayence.
The Polish deputation was received by the
Emperor of Russia Prince Lubecki obtained
an audience on Goth December.
| An expedition is preparing at Terceira destin-
ed for Portugal. An English Banker has open
ed for Don Pedro loan of twenty -fve millions.
A frigate, 6 steamboats,, and Transports will i'm
mediatey set sail. The Portuguese refugees at
Paris are fastening to take their passports for
London, TO proceed thence for Terceira.
The Gazette de France of 9Th Jan. says, that
letters from Toulon of 18th idem. announce thai
the troops sent from Algiers to Oran, under the
command of Gen. Damremont. had scarcely ar
rived at their destination, when they were Or
dered to quit that position. Four companies Sc
lected from the 18th Regiment OF the line, who
had previously been sent thIther, and who had
occupied the fertilization, were also at the same
time ordered to abandon them. They have arrived
at Marseilles, together with the other companies
of same regiment, who after their quarantine will
hold the garrison of that town, in place of the
| 18th regiment of the line. who will Immediately
thereafter march towards the frontier of Swift
zcrland. The 10th regiment of the line. in gar
rison at TOuon, wilt sc out in the same direction
and be replaced by the e9th expected from Al.
giers. 1t is confidently reported that an army
of observation amounting to IS, 600 men, will We
~ soon be placed near the borders Of the depart
ment of Var; and another corps OF observation
$4,000 strong will be established on the borders
of The Pyrenees-a third division of SO, coo men
Switzerland-and fourth corps of the army Of
l5o, 900 men will be stationed on the French
borders towards the Rhine.
Gen. ClouSel. momenty expected from Algiers
will, it is said command a part of the troops
which form the last division of the Army.
We give the above as we find it, without
vnuching for its authenticty-if true II naturally
leads to onjecture as to the object of this move
ment.
| The Journal de Havre of the 10Th Jan. Says
90 letter from Paris addressed yesterday to a
house in this city, closes with the following pas
sage:"--
II know from good source, that the reunion
OF Belgium wit France has been resolved upon in
Cabinet Council--that we shall have a war for
which France will make preparation, and TOR
which she is even now prepared. The instructions
given to VI. de Mortemlrt, our ambassador at
Russia, are to this effect.
Many of the French journals have published
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of Ham. We select the followng,not that we be-
lieve it authentic but what NAV turn out to be pro-
phecies if no war should take place.
| 1.-The Ex- Ministers are convinced that war is
inevitable. They approve Of the immense prepa-
ration which marshal Soult is making-to his mil
tary talent aud to his patriotic energy they rend
or homage, ''when war shall burst forth" said
they joking (piaisUtanf) with NJ. Lavocate, 1t
is probable that they will not let remain in the
fortress of Ham-endeavor then to be appointed 10
return mther again for us-but above all let us be
carried to any other place than Vincennes. They
seem to fear greatly that residence.
eve are assured" says the Globe of 18th
Jan. " that several engagements have taken place
between the Polish and Russian vanguards, all
to the advantage of the Poles 1t is added that the
latter had taken six pieces of cannon, and 1860
prisoners.
Extract of a private letter of the 2lst ut. from
Warsaw; "rhe Luthauan corps, according to
the latest accounts Is now between Grodno and
Bial, stock. The greater part of the regiments
are as il were under quarantine, formed by line
! of Cossacks, which separate one regiment from
the other. No troops can come from the south OF
Russia because lte enoIeta morous and the deep
snow prevent All roinmu6ica ton
Letters from Bcriin of the 10th inst. mention
report of re.,imen. nf the Lithuanian army
! having gone over to the Poles.
The Hamburger Correspondent contains the
following, dated frontiers of Galica. Dec. 49,:
| the cholera morbus, now prevalent in Russia. has
lately spread towards our provinces. and yester-
day official intelligence reached US from Lemburg.
by which it appears that this ma!ady has broken
out in the Galician town of Tarnow, eight leagues
! from the Russian frontiers. Twenty persons had
already been attacked by it. In consequence of
this intelligence, sanitary Gordon has been
drawn round Lemburg.
| The miIdness of the weather is powerful OBJ
stacIe to the commencement of the operations of
the Russians against Poland. The transport Of