Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-19

.,,5er. Tie anuexeu extracts az ''''" VIZ
~ ~ p,s.an armies appear to DC advancing up
ir .,,,, y.ithout any efiectual opposition, and
va, repOrt that the city had surrendered
'F 49, :,ooar,ant Information from that quar-
' ., :. rnond in the annexed extracts.
VI" Air. of Belgium appeared to be on the
i.,l .dius,ment, and the French tro"ps were
I'd, 70 be withdrawn.
~ r., ,eDort of the breaking out Of the cholera
' 49,, 'v,. unfounded. This disease was abat-
+ o'.,b fine state ofheaI,h in ST. Petersburgh
'.,l,d to improve.
So p.f,rm bill was still under discussion in
;,.s Of the House of Commons. Lord
...,...o. expressed hope that the committee
Il.g., through their labors on the bill before
.,.,r,,ion. The harvest in every part OF
r..,,J had been unusually productive, and the
tor gathering it favorable.
r,, extensive preparations making Tor the Co.
ian. appeared to occupy much Of the public
,1sr,Inu.
n. DISCUSSION respeI ting the peerase contInu-
H.. he French Chambers with mach warmth.
r,o French army, according to the return OF
+. Minister Of Finance, contains 4OS,OCo men,
..., IN. active army embraces S65, lO7 men,
,.rJarmeric 10, lO7, veterans &c. o3.9la,
..,,,, staff 4,O2O. The number OF musSets
% r,J been delivered to the National Guard
S6o ISL, sabres $4,000; and pieces artli
h., 100 The Ministerial party had succeeded
.,,0ng NJ. Charles Dupin, Deputy for the 10th
,,,ll,,ement Of Paris.
roxDoy. Sept. 5.--We received last night
g..n,, p,ners dated Friday, and Dutch, Belgian.
IA p,ps>,an PAPERS to the date Of Yesterday
NJ. Annie IF their interest Centers IN the notices
,t,l ,ley contain respecting POLAND, the actual
.iqllOn aud future prospectsof winch nave 10"
soul,sd additional Importance, as II Is manifest
,gt almost every passing hour Is a stride To the
uaI Of lis late, whatever that may be. As to the
,nlca aud almost desperate condition oil the @e-
neral ,fhr, 81 the brave, but unaSsl,ted, anG APP
u,enty doomed patriots. the total failure oi
i,.lr sdol,s 10 reyolutionlLe Llthuania, the abcr
~, l,,ue Of the attempt more recently made ny
ten. Ralyski 10 rouse the peasants and organize
M. militia in the nei.hboGhood Vi Crarow, and
,5p mnnency Of the peril which bescls the Ca
ria,. nos that four hostile armies unopposed. are
r.ata- upon it from different points, these Jour
na. seGeralIy concur Ill their admission aud ac-
counts. Inc Messenger des Chambers OF FRIDAY
,a,e, that the Russians were, by the last accounts,
within three leagues Of Warsaw, and that cri-
ii, was inevitable. The Russian papers Contain
ed reports addressed by the Imperial Generals 10
their master, which gave to the transac ZION, of
The war the must gloomy aspect; their march Is
every where described as uninterrupted triumph.
aad IA some places their presence Is said To have
5-ta nll,d with satisfaction By the count. y people
aho l.e worn out with the fatsucs and eyertions
u he strife. These representations are, of course,
ye4',y exaggerated.
Inc msln bod ' OF the enemy, which is nearer
u Warsaw, unisr Paskewitsth, is stated in the
Russian accounts to be about equal Ia that .! nc
Fp,es, beng 5U, QUO on either Side; but tne form
~ la, IN lis layur all The eXcitemenl a.l-Ins from
scent success, Ia d number If smau actions, and,
besides, he Sustaining prospect ut approa hlng
ALL from the other columns winch are coming to
imu, The last hopes OF Poland dre int,u,ied
10 the compact body under the Commandment
mel, the tOrthCauons Of PraSa, tae barrIcades
VI The streets, and me uncouquerable spirit Of
lD,1J9 Inhabitants, sui determined, by all &C.
QUITS 10 die Ia defence OF their liberties.
"ehUd The repOlt which We noticed OH Satur-
'il, OF al armlslIce having been concluded be-
tween The Russian, aud Poles. reasserted with
increased confidence at home, and re-echoed in
>'aeo,ihe French papers. The Journal du Com
"'''' states the tact upon the authority ot Il com
".ai,allnn tom Frankfort; aud IN the subjoined
''T c;' from Tie Datch papers will be found an
'''' report, from the same quartet, Of the sur
aDrr VI Warsaw 10 the Russians. We are not
''~ever, whether they entered as enemies
" 'r''I', but from the use OF the word " surren-
''' t. applied 20 me Poles, we takeit for granted
", .e admission ut the Russians wltnlu their
I ~. Was Tie consequence vi some negotiation.
''' @d' certainly had not ceased IN the South,
.,. 0l'te vas expected to take place upon the
'9,"ee1 Radlger aud Razyskl, near era.
'e 'o.l'1 Government has made an afieC TIM
pa " AL harope against the shamrtaI partial.
- not actual par,'Lanahip, whicl Prussia has
""drds their gigantic enemv throughout
. .s y. var ''r their Independence. B, lacuiou,
>'''Oty arrangement: and Custom House vyA-
..'' supplies OF arms which woad have been
.,., M l'e'G' to them were stopped: whist, on ,he
.'' oaNd' direct countcnance and ASSISTANT e