Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-06

cpos,,m,non aud Galway, system OF VIC
$3.50 and outrage had foe some time been CARR
i ON 70 an alarming extent, for the repression
81 81 Inch the constitutional authority ot the ia"
". hen vigorously and successfully exerteu'-
% y. ,b,ea means, the necessity OF enac,hg TIC"
~ =, strengthen the Executive GoVerhWen'
9TH further powers will, trust, be prevented
., tn avert such necessity has been, anu es-
u;, be. nv mOst earnest desire; Out IL IL
Ill Unfortunately arise. do not doubt your
Gu. rss,lutiun to maintain the peace anu order
:',,;a,y by the adoption Of such measures as
I" .sc,;rr,I for their more efectual protec-
tiOn."
.dlresses to the king were moved in the two
u.,sss "a usual, and Carried. In the house of
lords on the s4lt, the Lord Chancellor announc-
,I,bs ,res cutat,on Of the address from that bo-
=. and the kings anwer as follows: 81 thank
IN for your loyal and du.iful Address. re-
..iye with pleasure the assurance that you Will
,roceed to the early consideration OF the matters
.,,;.b have recommended to your attention.
,D4 RELY with confidence on your Jealous sup
oort Of nv cndeavors to maintain peace ana pro-
mate the prosperity OF my domlnlonS.
THE REFORM BILL.
rb;. imnor,ant bill was brought forward IN
ire House Of Commons on the 24th,-passe" us
s-.t rcsd,nr--and was to be read second time
~ the Foarth Of July. After the speech OF LORD
Ibn Russell, Sir Robert Peel made few oDser-
ra,ions. lntimating that he should not oppose the
BiIl in the present stage of his progress but
sbonld have so,nethingto say when the question
s,ond come up for a second reading. "Ihe
~,b, Lord. +" he remarked, "is, apprehend,
.o,;rsly wrong in has expectation that this meas
rs will be permitted to go to the committee, with
,;,b, Enlightened discussion Of his principle, and
IN. s.p,. CT the House having been pronounced
anon IL" This announcement was followed by
.,nd cheers.
BELGIUM.
The BeIric association and the journals ear
mostly foment discOrd and urge TO war The
Recent and the nationals, with equal zeal, endea-
yyr 10 maintain order and preserve peace. A new
rnrp has been given 10 the negotiations between
the conference and the Congress BIZ the discOve-
r, that one Of the protocols he's recognized as
Bsloian. Ber.gen-op Zoom and district equal
"a Limberg. which now belongs 10 Holland, bIt
which was Netherlands IN 1880, the era liked
on by the protocol as that at which the states6t
Belgium is considered as pattern, and to which
II IS now TO be assimlated. In Congress, the re-
sources Of the state are represented at the annu-
al SUN Of "A, SIC, 81 forms. The Chamber has
expressed, f rmally, its dsapprosal Of the events
at Antwerp, and has renewed to the head OF the
- ,bn, m doc arm
first number Of the Beigic Moniteur contains IN
its official part OF letter from Surlet de Chokier
10 Prince Leopold, on whom The Regent calls e" to
cOniure the storm, and 10 avert the mistortunes
which threaten Belgium, and thence Europe" -
Thousands Of persons have abandoned Antwerp
in despair The renewal of hostilities. Hol-
land was concentrating her forces. The confer
ence, however granted respite till the Gath, for
the 6nal answer Of the Be!gans.
POLAND.
Pirate Correspondence.
BERLIN, June l6.-A report from the Russian
headquarters at kleezewo, near PuitusE. dated
The 10th Of June, attributes the death of Gene
raj DiebitsCh TO u sudden attack of the cholera
morbus. II is stated that previously to his ma
lady ne had enjoyed perfect heal. .u1 on TIE
day before. was exceedingly cheeris.; but ct abop;
, o'clock in the morning Of the Ga OF June he
was suddenly taken i'll. and his malady was i'm
mediately pronounced to be the cholera. All me-
dical assistance proved Intellectual, and after q
very painful struggle, he departed this life on
Friday, the 10th of June, at O'Clock in the morn
ing. This melancholy event (says the above.
mentioned repOrt) seems to prove that the pro-
sre>s of the cholera must be attributed much les.
- contagion than 10 the weather, and to the pre-
disposition OF TIE persons affected; for at a time
NJ the Generals death there was not at the head
quarters OF the Russians one single person attack
I'd with this malady.
General Toll has accepted, par iteriDl, the com
nand Of the army. On the IL inst. Gen. Die
bitsch's death was not known at Warsaw, where
It will, no doubt, produce great sensation. The
Russian forces are at this moment much divided
the army beyond the Narew consists Uf Sc, 00(
men: 4 corps Of 10000 men, with 40 cannons
mas marched in pursuit Of General Gielgud. &c
neral kreutz has abandoned the Palatnate q
I.ubIln, and has marched into Podlachia. 1h'
corps commanded by Generals Rudlger and Da
V'dof have OCCu:ied the former position OF &c
neral kreutz, and IT is asserted that Genera
hnorrlng has received orders to march agains
ChlapOski. General Geismar, who commanded
the RuSSlanS at Wa.yar iS shnrtly IN no tried HI