Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-11
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND

ONE DAY ER FNOM ENULaNU.
BY the ship Edward Quesnel, at New York
from Liverpg, London paper'of the eth Of
June, and I.,,e,pooI of the 2sth, have been re.
ceived.
The Morning Herald OF Monday the 9th does
not contain any later Parliamentary proceedings
than before received.
On the affairs of Belgium. it states, that con,
ference of the Foreign Ministers was held on Sa
turtay. the e5th.. 1t did not adjourn until mid
night, and after that late hour, the Delegates had
an interview with Prince Leopold, which lasted
two hours more Another meeting was held the
next day. Sunday at which the final decision
was sent off by an extraordinary express.
Capt. Pierce, Of the Edward Qucsnel. informs
that an express arrived at Liverpool from Lon.
don the day he sailed, stating that the ChoIer
Morbus had broke out at Hamburg.
From, the London Morning Herald ofMe eth
We received last night the Belgian papers OF
Saturday, and some preceding days. They are
entirely taken up with speculations upon Prince
LeopoId's final intentions as to the acceptance Of
the throne of Belgium twas believed in Bru..
sells that his Royal Hishness had at last given in
his adhesion to the offer cOme qm come, with the
perfect appreciation OF England and France, bu.
under protest from the other members of the con
ference of London. The schsm thus introduced
was reported to have led to the dissolution Of the
conference itself, and to the dismissal of Lord
Palmerston, the Holy Alliance Minister Of Eng
land, from the post Of Secretary at War. The
Belgian Deputies, with the Princes ultinlatum
were fully expected at Brussels on Thursday or
Friday last.
We have reason TO know that these gentlemen
did not in fact, leave London till late last night
1t is certain, however, that they are the bearers
Of the Princes final determination upon the pon.
in issue. But whether his Royal Highness has
enabled these messengers to proclaim indepen
dence and peace to their countrymen, or Obliged
them 10 summon, by all the calls Of wounded "a.
tional pride, TO arms. is locked up, Of course, as
yet. amongst the mysteries of diplomacy. The
subject appears to have been most anxiously can.
vassed in London during the last three days, for
upon Friday the Commissioners and Lord Pal.
mcrston were engaged with Prince Leopold f +
four hours. On Saturday the conferences Of Ae <
Foreign Ministers upon the subject did not ter.
inmate till midnight; after which, they wentM,
body to the Prince, and remained two hours sia Y
him. Another meeting took place YESTERDAY
and late last night the Deputies received Their
final answer; after which. they set ont immst.
ately for Brussels. We shall very soon lean
the result.
WARSAW, June l4.--The State Gazette sv
that General Romano has received the commap l.
OF the corps of General Dziekowski; on the Otha l
hand it is said that General Kreutz is not core
to Breeze, but he is advancing through Pod.i -
CHA to JON the main Russian army Is
The affairs Of Poland continue prosperOus,h Is
the great crisis Of its fate is fast approaching
The main army, under Shenecki, which has be'l
since the battle Of Ostrolenka at Praga, has, ro'
refreshed and recruited by its stay, left It's re
pose, and upon the l4th instant again taken tH
field TO act upon the offensive against the Ra'
slams. This is, perhaps, the last time that thes
brave patriots will have occasion to tempt d.
fortunes Of their country bY seeking battle
IT is said to be their determination never to fs
turn to tins place of shelter, but as yictors, or
bury themselves under its ruins.
The Russian army is said to be as dcstltulsM
dispirited as the Poles are confident and W"
provided with all the necessaries OF campI
II is even said that the Russians have alrssi
made oyertures for an accommodation whlchn'
been rejected with scorn. Upon the state OIL @
warfare in the South, Warsaw journal say'-
e" We learn from good authority, that teaa.
Chranowski has just gained great ad'inn'
over Gen. Rudger. two miles from Zanoe;
details are not known"
The cholera is unhappily making great faT':s
in Gallcia, and is said to have broke ont al hiD
burg. We must be prepared for most ds'I'
events within short time in the neighbofho''
Warsaw.
We are sorry to state that typhus te'a u
prevails to an alarming extent in this Guy III
suburbs, particularly in the confined Lanes
closes, which, from The situation, are lmPenp
to the circulation Of free air -G Glasgow u"
LATEST FROM HAyRE
The ship Romulus. arrived this morning y
ed from Havre on the 29h of June. Weh'"