Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-04
THE CHOLERA AT HULL.


Md Thomas Whitechapel, residing in No. 7.
d nor street. of rather dissolute habits, is sail
=, ont of employ, and who left his ship at Sunder-
I,od about nine or ten days ago. He was seized
=, ono o'clock P. NJ. yesterday with vomiting and
unr,,ny. accompanied with violent spasms OF the
ia of the abdomen, coldness of the hands
nd feel. and intense pain in the head. He had
aaIom,l and opium given in large doses every hour,
AL had hot cloths applied to the abdomen; but
all IN no avail, for he died at ten the same night.
| remain YOUR most obedient Servant
r. BOTHAM,
Member Of the College OF SurgscDs.
Hall Dec. II.
p :. He had also 90 leeches applied to the
head The case has created considerable alarm
In this town.
Accounts from Brussels state that the Duke
arcoberg has gone TO Paris to ask, it is suppos-
o., in marriage. the daughter of Louis PHILIPPE for
10 LeopoId, as we'll as to form treaty with
F nee.
The accounts from Antwerp say that General
C..,,se has caused more provisions to enter the
e,r,Iel Of Antwerp, amongst which are eighty
head Of cattle.
A report prevails that the King of Holland has
become more mild. and that we may expect soon
10 hear of his adhesion to the treaty.
BRussELs, Dec. live are becoming daily
less sanguEe as 10 speedy termination OF our
miserable situation. The La, accounts from Hol-
land bring the decided refu.si 81 King William
TO accept the treaty. The Dutch King grounds
his thus proceeding in opposition to The wishes OF
the Conference ON three distinct pn'nCs. FIRST
to the PERMISSION given 10 Belgium Ia 'raverse the
canals of Hoand-second, the division OF the
debt--and lastly. the partition OF Lnxemb,us
| have heard, from good authority, that the King
Of Holland would give up the two last, provided
he succeeded with the first. Ii this be So, and
have reason for believing am correct, all dit
6culties may be arranged without the aid OF the
Holy Alliance Belgium, to secure her indepeD-
dence. and liberate herself from her present pro-
yisional state, would. after little harmouizlng,
consent TO this arrangement But | am afraid
there is no wish to finally settle the question, and
that it answers the purpose of some parties much
better to keep the statu quo during the WINTER
Our government are locking with great anxiety
for the ratification of Russia. but with little con-
flence. The French Government, am incli-
ned to think, are also less certain OF preserving
peace between this country aud Holland than they
we're some time since. Within these few days
we have had great many French officers in town,
partcularly since the visit Of Gen. Sebastiani.-
The actions of the Dutch are narrowly watched,
and every preparation has been made by the ar
my of the North to enter Belgium at the first
movement Of its enemy. The French already look
upon Leopold as the future son-in-law OF their
King. and make his cause their own It's now,
believe, concluded that the marriage shall take
place Immediately after the acceptance OF the
treaty by the King Of Holland.
PORTUGAL.
An expedition was preparing by Don Pedro,
against Miguel, at Belle Isle-en-mer. The ar
mament was said to have been commenced. Two
English colsnels named Lille and Leslie were
recruiting in England. The friends of Don Pc.
dIo proclaim in Paris, that when he shall have OBJ
tanned possession Of Portugal, he will send an
army into Spain. The French render no assls-
lance, but appear not to Interfere.
FRANCE.
Letters from Lyons stated, that fears were en-
tertained Of another movement among the work
people on the 18th. Different ideas were express
cd Of it. Several foreign msfchants, who had
gone to Lyons with orders for goods after re-
naming few days, had gone elsewhere. Seve-
raj large houses have determined to reduce their
business. Gen. St. Genies was almost dead Of
his wounds, received in the Lyons riots.
Two regiments Of marines have been created
for the colonies.
RUSSIA.
The Emperor has granted free aed entire am
nesty aud permission to return to their country,
TO all inferior officers and soldiers of the corps
Of the Polish Generals Gielgud. Rohland, CHA
pOwski and Rybinski, who have sought refuge in
the Prusslan territory.
Marshal OwrutsCh has been condemned to death
and his property confiscated, by military tri.
Ounal The Emperor has committed death to
hard labor. A noble Pole of Kew has under
gone the same condemnation and communications
POLAND.
Rigorous measures are adopted in Poland. Ia.
nose has been taken, and the capitulstion shame
fully violated The commanders and officers
have been sent to Moscow, to be- transported IA
Siberia; $4,000 persons have been exiled, and