Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-12

| Considering that there does not exist any place
beyond the Continental territory of France to
which the condemned could be transported, Or
where they might be Detained
The Court, therefore, sentences Prince Polig-
nae to perpetual Imprisonment within the Cont
mental territory of the kingdom, declares him de-
prved of all his titles, rank orders; declares him
dead in laws and all the other consequences OF the
punishment of transportation shall remain in full
force, according as they have been laid down IN
the prescribed Articles OF the Penal Code.
! Having duly considered the facts Of the case,
as adduced in evidence during the proceedings
The Court condemns the Count de Peyronnet,
Victor Chantelauze, and Count Guernon- Ran.
vile, to perpetual Imprisonment; orders that they
shall continue IN state of legal Introduction,
cording to the 28th and 29th Articles of the Pc
nal Code, and also declares them equally deprive
ed of their titles, rank, and orders
The Court condemns Prince Polignac, Count
Peyronnet, Victor Chantelauze, and Count Guer-
non Ranvile, to pay the costs of the proceedings
out of their personal property, and without any
evasion.
1t is ordered that copy of the present judg-
ment shall be transmitted to the Chamber of De-
putles by Especial message.
1t is also ordered that the above Judgment shall
be printed and affixed in conspicuous places
throughout Paris, and in all the towns OF the king
dom, and transmitted to the Keeper of the Seals,
the Minister and Secretary of State for the De-
partment of Justice, in order to ensure its full
execution
The ex-Miuisters were removed to Nincennes at
half-past O'Clock. When they left the Palace
of the Petit uxembourgh they were taken along
the Rue Madame. The four Ministers were in
carriage, and were escorted by so gentlemen,
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In this order they proceeded along the outer Bou-
levards of the Barriero 'Enfer, and from thence
across the Port Neuf.
the most perfect tranquility prevailed throug bout
Paris.
POLAND.
Hamburger papers contain but little fresh intel
ligence of moment from Poland. The inhabitants
are, it seems, making the most strenuous exer-
tons to preserve their independence; officers,
scholars. and even the clergy themselves, are
seen voluntarily working at the entertainments,
and many of the mobiles are paving in the nation
al banks the most muniiicent subscriptions in the
shape of money and Jewels The insurrection
is openly proclaimed in all parts of the kingdom,
the Jewish population of which is arlnins with
extraordinary zeal. The Provisional Govern
ment of Warsaw has been dissolved, and Ma
tional Council appointed in its stead.
WARSAW. Dec. 20.-On the 18th and 18th,
great number of citizens voluntarily worked in
the entertainments; civil officers. citizens, the
Rabies school, and even the Clergy, were seen
working at them, encouraging each other; with
these exertioGs the work will soon be completed.
The Lithuanian Corps has, by order OF the
Grand Duke Constantine, retired to some dis
lance from the frontiers, and this is quite COM
Portable to the view which, as appears from many
circumstances, the Prince takes of the state OF
affairs May he powerfully support our negoci-
atious at St. Petersbursh, and effect an AMIGA
bic arrans cement of the dispute. In what light
the first events of our revolution were looked up
on in Petersburgh, appears from an order sent
hither to put down the instruction by the Po-
lice. The bearer of the order, brother of the
Minister of War, Stanke who was killed. has
been witness THE imposing attitude watch we
have assumed, to obtain from the throne the full
filment of sacred promises. and may report what
he has seen. The military preparations are
prosecuted with great activity. OF ammunition,
arms, and military stores, we have all abundance.
/ The great distance of the Russian troops that
can advance against US affords US sufficient time
| to be fully prepared for the combat If it should
be resolved upon.
WARSAW. Dec. 25.-The Polish Diet opened
on the 18th inst. Prince Czartorysk was elect
ed President of the Senate and Count Wlad-
islaw Ostrowsk, Marshal of the Diet. General
Chlopick resigned into the hands of the Diet
his authority as Dictator, but on the Goth he was
rcinstated in his Office, and committee OF each
Chamber was appointed to assist hun with their
advice. The conditions on which he mas accept
ed the important charge are release from all IL
personal responsibility, the appointment OF all
public functionaries, and the power OF calling
the Diet together when he pleases. The diet Is
to be prorogued Immediately, & not meet again
till called together by the Dictator; this arrange
ment. proposed by Gsneral Chloplcki, was a
greed to in the Chamber of Deputies by ma
iority of los votes and in the senate unanimous
ly.
The Provisional Government has been dissolv-
ed, and National Council appointed in ITS stead
consisting of Prince Adam CzartoI ysSi, Pres!'
dent of the Senate; Court Wladislaw Ostrowskl,
Marshal of the Diet; Prince Radz'"iii' Leon
Dombrowski, Senator CASTELAR,, BarzIkowskl,
Deputy from the Ostrolenka.
The Warsaw Gazette of the s5th inst. con