Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-13

r,,rt, in June, and who made 50 successful an
""n.,I 10 the Court de Cessation, was tried on
e.. s,.r August in the regular way at the assiz-
- he was found guilty on minor count on.
!, ,,d ne court sentenced him to ten years.
I'D soor 10 oae Of the bagnios. The jury ex-
I'D ,hrir astoni,hment at the nature Of the
tp.s,soce. and declared that they had returned
,bs verdict under Inc full Impression that a po-
s S,,cal offence was not punishable In the same
= v,xy as highway robbery"
a correspondent of the same paper, under
a,teJol, slsi, states that the death of the young
n,k, of Re,ehsyadt is not unimportant an
a,snt az il tz<hk seem out Of France; as it had
disappointed jrty composed not only of Ma.
uo,son,s old adkerents.shut of new generation,
g,;snd, Of a constitutional. monarchy, who see
10 moroyrmeut in the >}6{e of things under
.no,her Bourbon, and wh6l 04ked to Austria for
aid in their projects
PORTUGAL.
letter from I.isbpu, date, July 22d, says
nSeyeu ships Of war, among them an armed YES
sol with Admiral >artorius, arrived OF Lisbon
q, the 18th, and they are now at anchor within
I,de more than gunshot Of the Bugio. Their
a,ys are distinctly to be seen. Don Miguel is
=, The passage Of Cachias, OF which his fleet,
consisting Of line of battle ship, a frigate,
three coryettes and two brigs, is lying, and 1t Is
understood To be under sailing orders, 10 proceed
forthwith TO attack its antagonists, "the rotten
sbirs and mere beats as they have many times
been cou,emptuously styled by the Gazette. l
.oubt ,erv mucn 1t 1t will cross the bar, though
the ships are much heavier than the Queens. %
In consequence Of a shot having been fired
from Belem tower on the British schooner OF
WAR yiper, Oh the 18th, the commandment had
been removed from tna' iort hy Don Miguel.
The Chronlcal Constitutional, Don Pedro's
rapcr at Opnrto, of the 2lst july, contains an
official despatch from Lieutenant Col. Hodges
TO the Cunde de la Flor relative TO an affair he
hal With Niguel's troops on the 18th, near Pc
r,6e.: of which the Times furnishes summary
The loss Of Don Pedro's troops is stated to be
very trilug; that Of the enemy supposed to be
zoo.
GREECE.
The terms Of the Convention relative to the
sovereignty Of Greece, between his Majesty the
King oi the French, and the Emperor OF ali the
Ru,sias. on the one part, and the King OF Ba-
vara on the other. signed at London, May Z,
1889. as presented to both Houses Of Parlia.
ment. by command Of his Majesty. are publish
ed 10 fuli We have no room to-day for The ar
,icles. which, il is supposed. will adjust the
boundaries both to the satisfaction OF Greece
and Turkey.
GERMANY.
A Frankfort date Of the Goth july, states thai
the most intense anxiety and apprehension CONT
nued TO increase and prevail, in consequence %
the DEGREES Of the Diet, particularly that prchi
biting the circulation Of political writings with
out the consent If the government
"That Hanover should be the first, and hither
10 the only State, to promulgate the obnoxious
resolutions, has created a must unfayorab!e I'm
preston.
10 Wurtemberg the greatest excitement pre-
walls; protestatious. acquisitions tor assembln!
The Chambers, pour IN from all sides: one al
dress to the King requires him to give cataso
real declaration. whether it he his inten'on Il
violate the constitution, in submitting to the man
date Of the Diet, or not"
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM
4 Brussels letter announces the arrival o! Lee
pod 10 that city OF the evening OF the Slst, Wit
his brother and nephews. They were receive
as they had been a, L,ege and Namur. with eN,
~ demonstration oi joy.
IL is asserted that the King said tn the nfhcel
that were presented at Liege: " We have bee
patient, very patient. gentlemen; but the tim
for concessions is past, and rely on God an
To defend the cause Of Belgium aud its rights "
On another occasion, according to the Lieg
papers Of The day, the King sand. IN the presenc
Of several persons, that he retained hope tina
the afflirs of Belgium might terminate shortly
and I'm a pacific manner; but" he added
"the period of concessions is passed; Belgium
has exhausted every sacrifice; if new ones ar
required, We shall appeal to God and our ar
NY"
These words lead TO the belief that it will no
be long before war break, out, and that the Bel
Sians viii b. the asgressors, IT satisfaction b.
not gwen them shortly by the conference.
There are persons who think that the marriag
Of the King will again be delayed. What con
tributes to strengthen this belief is, that the pub
lcallon of the bans of marriage, which, accord
lnS to the code Of Napuleon, must precede tel
DAYS at least the determination of the nuptialS
has not vet been made at the Marie of Brussels
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