Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-20
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Ajax, at New York, brings Liver
pool papers 10 the Cd June inclusive. Our cor
respondents of the Mercantile Advertiser and
Journal OF Commerce have transmitted US proof
slips containing extracts.
The London Morning Chronicle OF lst June,
contains long letter from lis correspondent, D.
p. Q. dated Paris. aSth May; in which he gives
not only bis own views, but repeats converse
tons, said to have taken place on the Bourse be-
tween himself and several well informed men on
all sides Of the question which is now the engros-
sing topic-Peace or War. 1t seems that D. r.
q himself leans to the side of war in Europe
That Perrier's determination to preserve peace
is not so popular as it was; for though France
wishes peace, yet as peace cannot be preserved
without =. humiliation Frenchmen desire war;
aud therefore Perricr's popularity is on the wane
France seems to be dissatisfied with the course
pursued BY the Government in relation to Poland,
Belgium, and Italy. Frenchmen wish to assist
Poland; they wish, in junction with England, to
obtain peace and independence for Poland with
out going to war; but if Nicholas refuses media
ton. then let war come. On the Belgian ques-
ton. the opinion was that Louis Philippe had
eyinced much cowardice and apprehension OF Of
Tending: and in that of Italy, Frenchmen feel that
tire Italians have been most cruelty treated by
the French Government. The Royalists are not
numerous, and it seems, from o. P. Q.'s CONVEX
satiops reported in his letter, there is little or M
chance that the young DuSeO Bordeaux Will
ever reign in France; if he die without issue. the
Orleans family are the legitimate heirs to the
SSso,xn. The news from Belgium, that Leonold
vance in the funds: because, by tins, the ques-
iion in relation TO that country and Holland will
in all likelihood be de6nitively settled.
MILAN, May Notwithstanding the penu-
nv of the Treasury, Austria keeps increasing its
MILITARY force. Hitherto, the Italian regiments
in the Austrian service were composed Of three
.battalions; they are now to have four; and to
complete these corps, the Emperor of Austria has
ordered in Lombardy and Venice new levy of
ments BY the 25th July. As the Italian regiments
are out of Italy the levies must be made quick
y, that the recruits may reach their corps by the
time fixed.
From tie Constitutional
ROME, May 49, II seems that the Pope would
be willing to grant a new and complete amnesty
10 the revolted provinces; but that Cardinal Ber-
netii exerts himself to persuade His Holiness
that he will gain nothing BY mild measures, and
would, besides, lose the protection OF the Austr-
ans. Meantime, the latter have declared that
their presence is necessary, and that they shall
indefinitely continue the occupation.
The works of Ancona are already much ad-
Yanced, and sighty pieces of cannon have been
sent thither from Venice What proves that the
Austrians intend to fix themselves in the Lega-
ton is, that the Acts of the Government are pub
lished, not IN the name of the Pope, but of the
United Provinces. The Austrians have made
some attempts at revolution in Bologna, and o.
ther towns Of Romagna, but with i'll SUGGEST
their secret agent, whom every body knows, en-
deavors to make it be believedthat these attempts
were made by some Italians, who have now emf
grated; but the public has not been the dupe Of
this trick. So long as hostihtes do not begin
between Austria and France, the country, kept
down as It is, will not stir.