Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-13

native country, Silesia.
The Cholera Morbus-The cholera has again
appeared at Ritinsk, on the Wolsa, IN The uoV'
eminent of Jarosaw, $50 wersts i22O miles, north
of Moscow; and alsoin the Government OF Mani
| lew.
The letters received from Hamburg and Lu-
heck, state that the cholera has broken out IN Arch
angel At Hamburger and Lubbock they were Ill
good state of health.
| According to accounts from Riga, the NUMBER
of persons attacked to the 18th OF this month"; was
Q. SAL; 1902 Of whom had died, apd o7o had re-
covered
A letter from Berlin, June l9. says
| "Great and deserved indignation has been ex'
cited here by the intelligence of 100 ships having
been allowed to leave Riga seven days alter the
cholera had declared itself. without beng subject
ed to any examination, and with the usual certh-
Gates of coed health, athoug 1t Is known that the
disease had attacked manyof the crews. These
vessels have already past the Sound.
LpJec, koe 9..1he danger which threatens
us suspcnds all business. The cholera comes
nearer and nearer. and nothing but miracle ran
save us. Above 100 ships, which left Riga week
after the disorder appeared there, now wander
about the Baltic, repulsed from every port, Dr.
cause it Is notorious that several OF them had the
cholera on board. Stettn and other ports are
closed aud the few where there are quarantine es
Establishments will soon be so crowded that they
will not be able to receive the ships that may ar
rive.
| From the london Globe.
The representations of the States OF several
counties of Hungary in favor ut the Poles may
produce an important effect. TheScourse VI the
affair, we learn, has been thls:- o
Some of the counties o! Hungary sent address
es of the same description in the middle OF the
last month, and many others were determined to
take the same course, but they resolved to wait
the event Of an assembly, which had been called
for the 9TH 1--WE believe of this month"; OF the States
of the important county OF Pesth, which contain
inc city of $4,000 people, the ancient place OF
assembly Of the Diet, was thought entitled to lead
the way. The States of Pesth met accordingly,
and after an animated debate, agreed to the adj
dress entreating the Emperor to assemble the ID.
ct and consult with them for the preservation OF
the Poles. and in the mean time to repeal the
prohibition Of the export OF arms, ammunition,
and scythes TO Poland.
PORTUGAL.
According to a letter of June 9th from Lisbon,
{" vessel had arrived there with dispatches, an
nouncing the late events at Brazil This news
produced powerful sensation. The people eS
claimed in the streets, :. Don Pedro is III Eu
rome: we are undone!" The impression created
by the appearance Of the French squadron wa:
.. slight. compared with that caused by the above
intelligence Orders have been given from the
War Office to collect provisions on several points
, between the frontiers Of Spain and Lisbon. The
garrisons of EIvas, Campo Mayor, Castillo Bran
co. Ameida, and other fortresses the frontier:
of Spain, are to be increased 1t is not yet known
whether Spanish troops will be called to those
places, or whether they are only to be occupied
4. by our own. Don Miguel, in these perplexin:
circumstances. endeavors to gain the affections
of his partisans BY attending all public religious
ceremonies He has for some days past beer
seen at churches, following the professions like
a penitent.
Meantime, Don Pedro has crossed over tht
Channel. and is now in England. preparing, az
it would seem BY the following article from thu
: London Courier of June 90, to assert the right
his daughter to the Portuguese crown:
l "We have received several letters from cor
respondents. lnquiring in what character Dor
Pedro. the FIX Emperor of Brazil, presents him
self in this country? We reply, that he has re
ouested it TO be understood that he is here merel
> as Duke of Braganza, without any claims to the
S sovereignty of Portugal, except as the guardian
Y of his daughter Donna Maria, for whom he is rea
DIV to devote his personal services and all his prl
vate fortune. if necessary, in an atte -pt to place
her on the throne which has been usurped BY he
j degenerate uncle. .,
aDon Pedro is said to have nearly half mi!
lion of money ready for disposal towards any ex
petition against the usurper. lie has also va
liable diamond mine and other possessions II
: Brazil, and the Duchy of Braganza, in Portugal
2 the whole of which he is, we believe, willing t
: devote to the cause Of constitutional monarchy
= Arran gentsare making to carry his intentions
to his daughter into effect, without compromising
. the system Of non-intervention laid down by on
n government. and little doubt is entertained OF
e favorable result.
!, :. The reception of Don Pedro in this ccuntr,,
n by our ministers and his majesty, has been equal
: " p,easin. to him and honorable to the Britis
nation. The King has written to him in tn
kindest manner, aud the Government have OF
If dered that he shall be treated with all possible re