Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02

days VIII declue.
The report that Warsaw had fallen irto q
hands of the Russians Oh the 18th, could n a'
have been true.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The elections of new Parliament we-s r..
ceeJing with great spirit in England, and r Nv
friends of Reform were carrying every thine I"
fore them. The appeal to the people. it i H..
lieved, will enable the ministry to triumph Oys,
all opposition.
The Morning Chronicle Of the sOth, saws
8. The Anti Reformers are, IN every po6sI,.
place, driven, in moment, from the field tn.
City of London has returned four staunch Refor
mers. The Borough Of Southwark has returned
two stannch Reformers. The Anti.Reformen
see that it is hopeless to contend with the fore.
arraved against them-the force Of a united De,.
ple.'
The Atlas of Sunday, May lst states that. ,.
far as the elections have gone. the Muis,er
have obtained clear majority OF twenty.
We have received the S9th number Of tie Ian
don Quarterly Review. Its contents are as al
lows: |. Bcechey's Voyage to the Pacific ,,i
Behring'S Strai,s-2. Nautilus and SaddIer a
Population aad Eaigration-3. Capt. Hail.
I SNplCltGS w ,Ntd tsuC--f' Git'AU lktNOlllpn-
CONSTIPATION dc Babuef-5. The West lndp
Qaestion-6 and 7. Reform in Parliament.
The Duchess Of Wellington died on the 81
Of April.
The City Of London was spendidly iilumiua,.
cd on the night of April eth. in honor Of til,
Kng-particularIy with reference 10 the di,sl
!utiOn Of Parliament.
FRANCE.
The French papers are fall OF comments o.
, the events in England The King has issued q,
ordinance declaring that all members Of the NJ
liona Guards under sentence, passed p!eyiOusa |
the law Of March Is, shall be released thereflOr;
, that all such prosecutions as have been commend
ed shall cease; and that no offence COMMITTED
previous TO the above date shall be taken nOts:
of.
The members of the late Chamber Of DcEts
are crowLing every Diligence On their wa 1ld
70 meet their constituents.
Count Guileminot, ambassador froA Franc,
has been recalled from Conslantinople.
1t being definitely settled that .aIser; stok
Colony Of France. many families in ICc!a
were making preparations, to emIsra't
BELGIUM.
state that the National Congress was conyokedG |
the list week IN May; and that Col. Borremla,
| who, il will be rec0llecte,l, has been conscs
of creating disturbance IN Brussels, had bee
sentenced to tlve years Imprisonment and desn
datiOn.
The German diet have consented 10 pOstpOn
the question Of the occupation OF LuAembou
for one month, with the threat that Belgium Osf |
self shall be occupied by the arms OF the cOni'
deratiun, if satisfaction he not then made. SOM
preparations have been made by the Belgian;
attack the citadel of Antwerp.
ITALY.
The affairs of Italy are not quite tranqulIlla
| for If the accounts from Bologna he true, ar
action is expected; but this. considering 'h
| number of Austrian troops which have been PN'
| ed in. would seem a gratuitous alarm, and %
| one arising from real danger. Ii Is stated ci
the number of banishments, in consequence
the putting down the insurreclion, Is very Srei
| As a measure OF precautiOn, lest the reactO'
| should BIZ attempted, the Austrian troops ar
| concentrating themselves along the Pc. Bap
Geppert passed that ri,e r on the 18th.
A conspiracy had been detected i'll Turn.
object of which vas to place the crown Of m
mont on the head of the Duke of Modena, By
military Instruction.
We hear from Rome that the Count des
Aulare has obtained from the Holy Father
promise of general amnesty for all those
took part IN the late political events, excerpts.
patriots as fought with arms. The latter ar
be punished, but his holiness has engaged
no sentence of death shall be executed
PORTUGAL.
1t appears that the subjects of England
we'll as those of France, have suffered from
despotic government of Don Miguel, and ihi
has returned the same answer TO the reH
strances of the British consul that he On
| French consul, viz: that he would not eI''
to any diplomatic explanations with con.
who is appointed only for commere'al rM%%
Assurances are given on the best authority
the ships Of war which have gone from bH@'i
with sealed orders, have instructions to otI11
instant redress; and if it be not gTaHr''
blockade Lisbon forthwith.
The address of the French Consul to Ms g
trymen in Lisbon, previous to taking MS DIS o ',,
ture. is published in the Paris papers. me-
that being directed by his government ~
on full satisfaction for the indlgn'ties ou',
France. he had been unable to Obtain cav.
cal answer from Viscount Santarem' anu
therefore, about to leave the country !"
dered them the means of doing so IN sup
would no M his di,pOsiiion from the IL III "