Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-24
LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEv-YoRK, Feb. 81. two O'Clock.

yS,rs Dleaiy. and al hmd-The Tellegraphs
..ronnre this morning, the London packet snip
,I,nn,baI. Capt. Hibbard, whose regular day fro'n
p,a.mouth was Jan. LIST, but was not expected
:, all until 10th. The Liverpool packet ship
p,,i6c, Can't. Croker, whose regular day Of
,,,inu was January 10Th, and who for aught we
Ioow smiled on that day-and the Hayre packet
nm Erie. whose day was january 10th.
Onr news schooner Journal of Commerce has
a,,ded the ships, but they are far outside the
Hook, and nothing can be received Tor this mail.
Last dates London 4th. Liverpool 5th. Havre
II January.-JOunaI Of Commerce.
The Onlg New-YOrk evening paper we received
Yesterday was the american, from which we en-
act the following
POSTSCRIPT.
Half mast i,rO o'ciock.-We have our Paris
files 10 the II tn ult. per the Erie. No decision
VI, =, TO the sovereign of the Netherlands. The
lgrnal des Debats of the 9th SAYS The latest
account, from Belgium give no dehnltiye result
olthe discussions in the National Congress rela-
I'VE to the choice of Head for the State. Opin-
Or, ybrare between Prince Ohio of Bavaria,
The Duke OF NemOurS. OF a reunion with Franc:
ami no one can forSee the issue OF their ags-.a-
,on.n This latter alternative of a relnicn With
Fapcc, seems to US frausht with most important
Consequences. The French papers seem to en-
olra,e the hope Of such result.
In the sitting. however, Of the National Con-
:r>S, at Brussels. on the -ih January. NJ de
tJt.s declared upon has honor, '.that since yes
rerdly at o'clock. it was known that France
al declared the reunion impossible; that she
would not consent TO it, nor allow the Duke #
(m3grs to be a candidate for the Crown Of Bel
slla This is official, but cannot be communi-
Gated"
The accounts from London are to the 8th.--
Inc three per cent. Consols are quoted on the
IN at 81 8.
The Courier Of eth says, 1.-The Paris papers
Gonunee to clamOr for war; but we know from
very good authority that the Government has not
the slightest intention Of provoking hostilities,
anu that H. sympathy for the brave Poles who
have 'Falen oH the woke, will be limited to frank
aa' Tree expression OF interest for and sympathy
L. Le'; cause. aud for its success. This sympa-
NV though offensive enough TO the Emperor OF
Nl''@ aud his Allies. will not jutify declara-
nm OF Wal against France"
Lord Granville the new English Ambassador
nal Ms hr>t audience of the King of the French
''ee 9th. Lord Steward took leave at the same
tna
We hardly know what Importance to attribute
% The news received from Poland and Russia
Nnce Yesterday. 1t Is certain that the Empcro'
'hdesceuded from ;he hauteur Of his first pro
'smatons-the msurrection and the civil wal
'ach dcsOlate Persia have assuredly something
$40 with lt;but we must attach more importanc,
ONE pacific manifestations of Prussia. who lin
Is herself IN the Duchv of Posen to the most ne
,'SsAry precautionary measures; but who appears
rore than indifferent to the losses which her ally
"S,' Petersburgh may sustain.
The retreat sufficiently probable, of Meter
men, can be equally founded upon the determi
1aon OF the chief Of the holy alliance to moderate
me oppression of his indignation against the Pc
NJ, n Rebellion. until the present return of thu
russians has been several times announced--bu
!, u mls instance his successor is named. Francis
" mas manifested for some time lively antip
au'v tor his chancellor, NJ. de Coilowrat who vii
NTCeed him, passes for a creature of the Queen
% cau mas been for a long time well received a
az fARIs, Jan. 1O.-Five per cents. OFF. sc. t.
o''Ooc.-Three per cents. elf Coo. to elf