Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-28

.t If y,,i Ike means vi assuring success .V
.Sa syste,n of irnness and prudence win "n'o"
we are associated with you. Loud applause
SITTING OF TUESDAY MARCH ~,
W, understand that the minister oil FINANCES
i to present bill to-day tending 10 au'lotIee VIC
government, in the absence oil inc en'an'es', W
raise an additional sum OF l0o,Oooooo ., ooo a 200
in the event of France gong 10 war, 1o'ooo'ooJ
have alreadv been demanded IN the Dili preeen,eu
some DAYS ago, so that the loan goVerh'''ti,' "'sr
To have it in their power to raiss "ouio oe %
80, DOC, 900 of francs. The result OF the Dbl
lot for the military pensions was as 'oi.o"s'
e57 yotes.-29 absolute majority.
For the bill. 24O-aganst It, IL
| The chamber in consequence accep'eo u'e
law. A.
asc.nd.d the tribune and read the demand from
government which we have just meutioned; 1t
consisted in authorizing the government TO raise
1o0 m;liun francs in case of il war, which, show
ever he added, " there is no chance at present."
which sum minht be raised either rs a loan or oy
! = simple ordinance of the king, through the
means of new taxes The latter part Of the pro-
position created murmur from the centres OF
the chamber. This project was then referred 70
commission, and the chamber decided tfat t'e
bureaux should name spccia. committee Tor 'he
examination Of this question.
From the Messagcr DIES Chanibres Of "Wednesday.
We cannot predict the effect that will lie pro-
duced by note said to have been addressed to
the Cabinet of Vienna OH the subject OF Romagna
and the occupation Of Bologna: but 1t is asserted
that the evacuation of that city by the Provisional
| Government and the patriots Is i'll pursuance OF
a preconcerted plan in case OF the violation OF
the principle of non intervention by Austria. and
that. in execution of this plan, the scene OF a
most desperate defence will be shifted to some OF
| the strongest positions in the Appennes. -
1t appears that entry of the Austrians was
decided by the enterprises Of the patriots, who,
according to letter from Vienna, made an at
tack upon Rome, on the 9th, but were rcpulsed
At Vienna it is generally conceived that a con-
Citation will be very difficult, and therefore was
not expected.
PANS, March a9.-the most deplorabIe distress
reisns in all its branches of trade. lnnumera-
bic bankruptcies said to be on the point Of be.
ing declared. One hundred and thirteen arc al
ready counted.
SPAIN.
An article in the Lisbon Gazette. dated at
Madrid on the 18th ult. contains official accounts
from Cadz, of the execution Of forty ive Of the
Constituencies of the band of Monzanares.
A supplement to the Gazette Of the 18th gives
the official account of the entire discontinue oil
the Constituencies. They were 400 in NUN.
Der. This dispatch is dated Seville, March 9.
Another dispatch of the lth states the capture
of small number of the Constituti0nalists; So
that the band is wholly destroyed and broken mp
Accounts from Madrid of the 18th of March,
state, that the Spanish government received u
dispatch from the Captain General Of Estrcma-
dura, announcing the arrival of Count DE Bour-
mont at Badaios, Oh his way to Madrid, to con.
suit with the Spanish ministry for the establish
ment Of the Regency Of Henry the Fifth in Spain,
as well for the approaching arrival of the Dat
chess Of Berri and the Duke of Bordeaux: but
the Captain Genera! notified to Count Bourmont
that they would not be permitted to proceed to
Madrid, blu. must 60 to Portugal. II appears
that military commission has been appointed at
Madrid, owing to the critical situation of that
town, caused by the great numbers of the inha-
biants from the various provinces taking refuge
III Madrid.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, March Is.
Executions. has again had the mis-
fortune to exhibit the dreadful effects of absoIut-
ism, and the young tvrant (old in crimes) bias
again satiated his cruel appetite by the cold and
deliberate murder Gin a most trightful aud diss
gushing way) of seven respectable. and no doubt
innocent, inhabitants Of this city. Three of them
were military men.
BELGIUM.
The correspondence Of the London papers, un-
der the latest dates from Brussels, down to the
evening of the 29th inclusive, exhibits rather 4
melancholy state of affairs in this disturbed coun-
try. The following are extracts:
| BRUSSELS, March %, A. NJ.
The greatest alarm pervades the town. A
horde of miscreants, paid and organized by well
known individuals, have been let loose upon the
town, and are at this moment committing the
most disgraceful acts Of disorder and pillase-
acts which will render forever infamous the names
of the instigators, and cast eternal disgrace upon
the nation, the more so, since they not the re-
salt of temporary etfervescence, but emanate from
a pre-organized plan. Reports Of an Orange
complot Of consPiracles in this place and Ant
werp have been rife for some days. and partial
CONFEDERATION Of the truth of the reports was pro-
duced by ne declaration Of Colonel Borremens,
who, in drunken carousal, proclaimed his in-
tention OF proceeding to meet the Prince Of Or
! an with his rPpimpnt This "A; cnr az