Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-09

gro shall have IS, 900. 900 of francs, and from
,ae extraordinary budget AZ, 900, 900. We have
has;des. sinking fund Of 1000, 600 francs; and
cor onr direct taxes will remain without any IN
!re,se, We have also to announce to you that
,bs Indirect taxes have improved during the month
# January, and produce an increase Of coo, OO0,-
o1o francs, notwithstanding the reduction ct
',n,;ss. What strength and power for war, if
.yar should be indipensable. What resource Tor
,sndeging peace prolific. five have the happiness
n preserye it, Of being able to employ the im-
cease capital we possess! Our ornaments are
snf6cientiy imposing TO ensure peace or to repe!
,.Iorioasly any aggression. We have we'll found
Fl hone that Europe will soon reduce her forces
N their ordinary establishment, and that we may
o.o 10 a, liberty TO reduce ours to the scale which
0nr safety and dignity may require IN a state of
peace. ,o, ANN
There can be little doubt that before this, there
has been severe fghhns in this country. The
polo. seem 10 be united and resolute; but the o.
,sr.tions of Die6itsch, as tar as they have been
repor,cJ. prove that their patriotism ADD resources
'SiP,ld no nut 70 the test without delay. Their
.'pnis EASTERN line of boundary has been entered
-, y,r;ops points, as will be seen by the accounts
=, ,,.s said that the Russian army had suffered
- On the frontiers, from illness and severe
,s,,bsr. The Poles anticipated great adsanta-
80. from the humidity of the weather.
Ths latest accounts by the way of France are
attained in the Paris papers Of the 2lst Dutch
Zoo. contain somewhat varying statements, Of
Ef,or,,,ry dates, some of hich we also extract.
rhr Warsaw Gazette SAYS the Young Jews IN
,,o c,n;taI will form a squadron OF light cavalry
pr;nce NyimiIan Jablouowski and Joseph Lu-
Lo,,;rsti. vho, at the commencement OF the reyo-
L,r,, If the Goth Of November, were on their
.s,,,as in Russia, were arrested, and have been
conveyed TO st. Petersbursh.
Itappears that General Chlopock was asked
,o ,,ya h,s word of honor that he would not quit
Warsaw. His reply was, 81 shall remain here.
orI,,ye. when think proper; will not give my
nar,le,'' Sentines were immediately placed at
rer,ain distances round his house.
The London papers of the esd Of February.
,o,ce the receipt of Hamburger papers to the 18th.
they describe the enthusiasm in Poland as very
treat An engagement Of no great consequence
9Th the Russians seems to have taken place near
Novocorod: but the Poles intend to have their
,r,nd struggle near Warsaw. They consider
tho early thaw as very much in their favor, I'M
rsdinp the march OF the Russian materiel. The
.nirit IN prussian Poland is said to have evinced
,i.aiG in the most decided manner in favor Ut the
Poles.
AFFAIRS OF BELGIUM.
The official account Of the proffer Of the Belglc
| Crown to the Duke Of Nemours, and the reply OF
the King as his guardian, refusing it. has been
pubIished. This answer very clearly shows the
restraint under which Louis Philippe has acted.
It vas the other Powers. and not the King OF the
French, who annulled the election OF the BelSic
Congress.
An article from Antwerp, February o. says:
Nov we have a new thing coming from the
land Of Macaronl This is Prince Charles OF
Naples, brother Of the Duchess of Berry. He al
east will be very orthodox, aud may depend on
he suffrage of the Catholics. If this Prince en-.
srtans the same principles as his father, our
sublime constitution runs the risk OF being an
ABORTION. That King used to say that, to govern a
4 people we'll, only three +. 5 were necessary, VIZ:
Ft,ia, FsrnG, fuina. Il. e. Festivals, the Gal.
lous and Bread.) This was the sum total oil
rs social contract.
ITALY.
III The accounts BY this arrival confirm the intel
SenCe that troubles have broken out generally
S,ihn Austrian Italy & Italian Switzerland. The
Dixie Ol Modena's proclamation issued at Mode
IA, on the 4th is published, announcing the sue
cess Of his troops the insurgents on the pre-
'IUas day. On the news OF the troubles at 6OlOg-
IA he instituted regency, and retired with his
iamily to Mantua, taking with him as prisoner
Aenott, who was wounded.
Pmis, February ell Ners Of the morning.
Anexpress which left Bestia on the 18th current
and arrived at TouIon on the 18th, brought the
news that the kingdom of Naples. the whole Of
bnmasua, the Duches of Lucca and Piombino,
the Dlchy Of Mudeua, and almost the whole %
tuscany. were in 4 state Ofiusurrection, and thai
h Italian tricOOrs were every where hoisted without
OPPOSITION. Its also stated that an extraordinary,
courier arrived Yesterday at Marseilles, wht
j. brought the Intelligence of an open Revolution al
O'aoa, where the troops had taken the side of the
;. people.
II Provisional Governments were forming every
e 'e'e 1t does not appear that travelling wa
4 lsrupted on the high roads.
IRELAND.
= 10 the House Of Commons, on the 10th Febru
y III reply to question put on previous day
5; Vas distinctly denied on the part of the Gov
y iament that any compromise had been entered
II with Mr.. O'Connell. and read letter from
L Attorney General, stating the course whicl
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