Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17
The foreign .News-In the hastv postscript

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Of yesterday, the most important Intelligence re-
ceived Oy the Sully was briefly stated. The
proclana,ion OF Don Pedro was presented IN the
9Th of February to the King of the French by the
the Compt de Funchuli. The vessels of his ar
maUent at Belle Isle were manned by British
seamen. Ii was to proceed in the first place to
TerCeria. Letters from Madrid Of January Slst,
states that the troops designed for the frontiers of
Portugal, we're about to march for their place of
destinations, but. On the other hand it is said to
be certain that the French government has deciar-
ed that 1t the Spanish troops enter Portugal, the
French trOups VIII cross the Pyrenecs. The ru-
NOR of a revolution in MADEIRA. IN favor of Don
PedrO's cause, is c0rroborate1 by advices from
Lisbon, dated January 2S,h. The London Morn
ins Herald of February 9TH, says that the feet
sent to that Island by Don Miguel had been dis
persed in a storm.
As to the arrangement of the affairs of Holland
aud Belgium, courier arrived at Paris the
9TH February trom St.Petersbursh, with despatch
es, stating that tho Emperor had come to no def.
nitive determination with regard 20 the treaty of
November l2h. The French Consal Genera!
at Cadlz has given notice, that unul the recogn-
ton by Spa'n Of The Beigic Hag, he will take the
interests of Belgium under his protection. X il,
said that Lord Palmerston gave his signature re-
luctautly, by the persuasion Of raleyrand, to the
! ratification OF the treaty. O,her accounts repre-
sent il as probable that the Emperor Of Russia
would agree to the terms Of the treaty; but the
matter remains as uncertain as heretofore.
! We published Yesterday an account OF the
success OF the dpai and Austrian furCes in Ro.
magma The excuses Of the fprmer in cruelty
and carnage we're, II is said. restrained by the
latter. The Paris papers OF the l0th state, that
after long conference held by the Ambassadors
of the Four Grea' Powers at tie residence of the
President of the Council yesterday, courlers were
sent off TO Vienna. Bern, and PetersUurg,S by
the respective ministers of those three countries.
1t is believed that NJ Casimir Perer informed
them of the relations existing between France
and the Court of Rome, grow Ing out of the events
which recently have troubled the peace OF Romag-
ma, and rendered it necessary to send French
troops to Civita-Vecchia, liz compliance with the
desire Of the Pope. The relations or arrange
ments' spoken of. we apprehend to be mere di-
plomatic phraseOlogy; and that the four REGIMENTS
! SAID to have been sent to Civita -Vecchia. were
intended as preliminary check on the influence
and advances of Austria in Italy. 1t was even
rumored that war would be declared against that
power by France. Orders had been given to fit
out two ships of the line and five frigates at Tou.
Ion, and 70 charter merchan, ships as transports;
for what OBJECT it was not entirely known. Cardl.
nal Albani, in his proclamation, spoke OF the good
intentions OF the Pope to the disconnected pro-
vinces, but made no specific promises as to the
reform in criminal proceedings, complained of
by the people; and only fifty muskets had been
surrendered, in compliance with his requisiion.
A letter from Bologna dated ON the 29th Janua.
ry says:-'' Emigration is almost impossible. -
N. a ,S cbaA he Al,
ron: the Crotains and TyrOlese surrroand our
country by land"
France appears to be in quiet state. The
conspiracy in Paris is considered of but little
consequence. OF the persons taken up, six out
OF seven are represented to be foreigners CAST
mir Peier still held the Porte. EeutiiIe of Gene
raj SebaStana, and it was said, would do SO, ill
after the vote of the budget PROVIDING for the ex-
penses Of the Department OF Foreign Affairs; the
General not being sufficiently strong TO manage
the discussion. Til the evening OF me Oh of
Feb. new reports of an iusurreciion were rircu.
lated III Paris, aud the patrols we,e doubled but
the night passed away quietly. rne KEY found
on the cOnsplrators in the previous affair were
found capable of opening three doors of the gale.
~ OF the Louvre. and seven into the Palace Of
the Thuilleries and the !ateN Of the garden. A
hundred children e the first families in Aisiers,
were to be sent I" France to be educated. |
The deficit of ". Kesner amounts to eight, and |
is supposed will amount 10 nine millions francs. !
The London Conference was lattery engaged
in the affairs of Greece. The Morea is at pre-
sent the theatre of civil war. CoIetti is a, the !
head of the Romeliots. against Agostins Capo-
distrias, and Colocotroni and the Moriots. Two
actions have taken place, and COlletti has re;ir-
ed to Argos, where he expects to be joined by
the Chiefs of Acarnana, with whom he means to
renew the contest.
A Paris paper speaks Of an attempt which was
making. to induce the King Of Prussia to resign !
in favor of his son. It-wants confirmation.
The Cholera has broke out at Halle in Germa-
nv. twenty persons are attacked every day; the
students were quitting the University. 1t is
looked for in Leipsic. where two cholera hospi-
tails were already established.
Poland continued in the occupation Of Russian