Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-08


was made in Prussia.
as. A Prussian engineer from Marienwerder
was commissioned to collect the necessary mate
rails for the construction of bridges, to enable the
Russian army to cross the Vistula at Ziotorya.
81 could refer to various other circumstances
IN show the hostile intentions and acts OF the
Prussan authorities + copline myself to facts
have mentioned. persuaded as | am, that as
soon as yuur majesty shall be made acquainted
with them, YOU will deign to prevent the recur-
renee of practices, which, no doubt, taSe place
unknown to your majesty, because they are d.
rectly in contradiction with the sentiments oi pu-
hticai probty YOU have ever prOfessed.
Begging your Majesty TO excuse my trou-
bling yoa with this despatch, | en,reat, Sire,
YOU will listen to the voice Of humanity address
ed to you through the organ OF those "hom' be
they ever so weak, giants would be unequal to
overcome, were they not secretly assisted by the
civil and military Prussian authorities:
The letter was returned to Gen. Skryznecki,
with this declaration-.. That his Majesty the
King of Prussia could not enter into cores.
pondence with power that was not acknowiedS-
ed by the Emperor Nicholas.
PORTUGAL
The following letter gives few details on the
affairs of Portugal: ,..f.
:: On board The Syfern, eG Lisbon, Juiy Is.
An envoy Of tie Portuguese Government
Yesterday cauc on board, respecting the condl.
tons Of the tcparation demanded by France. All
the articles Of the treaty previously drawn up by
Admiral Roussin we're adopted, with very slight
alterations. The official journal Of this evening
will publish at Lisbon the triumph OF France.
''You NAV probably think that the COnsttu-
\ I'M I'M Ipc hat tpI
short of our landing for the purpose Of hurting the
! tyrant from the throne, rose en- masse, and made
some movements in sight Of the tri-colored Has:
But YOU may now undeceiye yOurselves-ihese
constituencies Seem TO have lost all energy
and strength; they are depressed by fear, and
the cohstables of Don Miguel, armed with trun.
cheons loaded with lead, knock them down on
the most trifliug occasion.
The troops Of the monster have bvouacked
all the streets and public places night and day
since our arrival. Don Miguel took some risor-
Gus measures, more to control his subjects thaC
to resist tie French squadron, the object of which
! he knew was not to drive him from the throne,
but merely to enforce Il demand for reparation.
"The Portuguese letting this opportunity pass,
! of which they might have avaled themselves for
throwing of their etters have shown that they are
not worthy Of being members Of the great family
| of free nations.
"Our expedition will be but of short duration;
but it is not less worthy of public attention,
aud Admiral Rnuissin especially should receive
every tribute of respect and gratitude, both on
| the part Of government and his fellow citizens
He commenced with setting out with unfavora-
BILE winds from Brest harbOr. and succeeded in
making an entry here, considered as formidable
and impregnable
I'VE reckon up'n returning 70 Brest by the
commencement Of August. Messrs. S0uvlnet
and Bonhomme have been this morning set at H.
berty, and placed at the disposal of the Admiral.
The accounts they give of their dungeons are in
character with all the crueIties we have heard
related Of Don Miguel"
The Dutchess Of Berry is now at Lucca, where
she waits letters from Naples. before she goes to
that last oity.-GazeHe f.4ugsbWg.
Bologna. July 1.-THE Austrinns Quilted our
city on the 18th. Immediately after their depar-
ture, the Provincial Guards armed themselves;
they forced the PapaI troops to retire, and sigui-
fed to the agents Of his Holiness that they would
not claim from him constitution. The city Is
in the power of the same men who three months
since made the revolution. Tranquility and re-
spect Of property reigns. We are assured that
Tue HoFchieHt Hhs Sdintu roTli. mere tne Fa-
pal troops wished to make resistance; two under
officers OF the carbineers have been shot
FAENzA.-As soon as the Austrian troops had
evacuated the Romagna, the pont6cial authori.
ties lost all kind Of influence: and it is now i'm
possible for them to administer otherwise than By
acceding to the wishes, energeticaly manifested,
of the public opinion, which is unaniAous. The
police, the civil functionaries, the military aulho.
rites, can no longer act in the name OF the Pope.
The citizens refuse their concurrence, the revo-
luton is descended into all classes; mobiles, cti-
zens, artisans. cultvators, perfectly understand
each other ,and proper y is upon all points respect
ed. However, they do not pursue the police
agents, the public functionaries arc not insuted;
when the population is not disturbed by the Pom
tifcial troops. it only opposes to the dispositions
of power force of interia which renders the
Government impossible. No taxes arc paid. and
the magistrates are not obeyed. The command
er of the Papal troops, the assassin. Battasina,
had advanced to penetrate into Romagna unto
Fano.-about eight leagues from Anc0na-but
there he was forced to stop, fightInl desertion
manifested itself in his troop; the soldiers refused
TO fight against the citizens; they deserted by