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

interfering by tie orders and measures Of ~.
chief. TheIpompiers are confined to their h.;
rack, and the garrison, except III one or two il
stances, have partaken in the disorder, # ,hs s
have not taken an active part in it,"
The following is.the postscript 10 the htest,..
ter, (tl,e 29th3
..To-day. at O'Clock, Congress resumed l.,
siltings, and went through the usual preliminary wv
business. NJ. de Gerlache was again eer,si
President. An important communication FROM
the Government was announced for to.uorrow :.
noon.
- is said by many members Of Congress ,b,,
the Prince of SAKE Co5ours will be proposed a,
Monarch of belgian. cannot, however, lear.
that this intended proposition Is the result Of an,
communication on the subject between his Row,
Highness aud the Prince Of Orange. The spns
raj impression, as far as have been able a a;
certain 1t, is, that, 10 case of being elected Il,
ROYAL Hishness would refuse the Crown. ="
From lie jirai Patrioie.
MARCH 25.-Thc new Ministry is formed. i
is composed of N. Savage, the Interior: b.,
thelemy, Justice; Hans DC stcenhuysc, Wa,
Dcvaux, Foreign Affairs.
l'rhe three latter appointments are ANNOUNCED
in ordinances Of the Regent. The papers do M.
contain any ordinance appointing NJ. Savage.
Tic Regent has refused TO accept the rcs,-r;.
ton of NJ. de Brouckere, Minister 0! Finance.
NJ. Ticlmans is appointed Governor Of ieye
The following is all account of the orsaniz.
ton of The Belgian Association above referred f.
MARcH 24.-Yes.crday evening a nunegu.
meeting assembled at the rooms of Tie Society d
the Belgian Union, for the purpose Of taking IN
to consideration the basis Of a patriotic Assol,l
ton for maintaining tie principles Of the Resy
luton against any attempt which might Le mad,
by their enemies, for ensuring the independent,
! Of Belgium, and the perpetual exclusion of tn,
Orange family Of Nassau. Several menbers o.
the National Congress were present a, tbs mee,
ing, which vas 81 numerous that tie room W;
hardly large enough to accommodate all. We
also observed the Ministers Gendeblen aud III.
mans, aud number Of the principal function.
ries; several Colonies and other officers Of The
line and volunteers, Advocates Of the Bru,e.
bar, of that of Licge, and other places; and b.
Editors of the Influential! Journals, both Metror.
Titan and Provincial.
.4cf ofhe Associmion.
Considering It a sacred duty for every Be-
gian to defend his independence at any price
Considering that the Congress has iore,g
excluded the family of Nassau irum any powG
in Belgium-a decree Which was in degree el.
tortcd by Il tyranny Of fifteen years standing, b.
the burning of Brussels, the massacre ofitsMt..
bitants, and by the bombsrdment of Antwerp
IAN Association has been formed in Bruises
in order to secure the independence of the cOgl.
try, and the perpetual exclusion Ofthe Nassaus
:. The members bind themselves upon ter
honor to defend and maintain, at any price, b.
independence and nationality of the Belgians; 81
fight against the Nassau family; never to ire;
with them, no matter to what extremity the cOl
try may be reduced; and to repei all aggress9a
on the part VI the foreigner"
POLAND.
! The further accounts from this country n
cheering to lis friends. 1t would appear N
since the last advices the army of Diebpt
thought more of safety than any thing else. II
Messenger DIES Chambres of the esd says
"Alrcady it flies the enyirons of Praga, leNs|
its positions IN all quarters, even abandonin.
artillery in many places. GeneraI Kreuu al
by post-horses. Provisions fail; the roads n
I'm ah' fne army Is Perishihg py aesr
rabIe state of things. Already disorsahzeJ
the failure of all their hopes Of triumph, the RG1
SLAMS have no safety but IN rapid retreat.
General Dwernicki pursue, them with ga
fury. and new levies are forming every where
give the final blow to this foreign invasion"
The Russian army was subjected to great
convenience, on account Of the severity Of
weather, the dreadful state of the roads, and
ticulties in procuring Subsistence.