Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-27

reason to believe this answer contains the io''""
ing passage:- -.
"Prussia will not in any way oppose, but on
the contrary, will approve Of the measures OF
COERCION which the Conference may consopr u
expedient to take against the King OF the Ne'h-
eriands, so far as they have for their object 70
impose pecuniarv penalties. to blockade Ports
and coasts, and other similar measures; our
rM oppose the entrance IF French troops teo
Belgium. except in the single case, where tne
King OF Holland. by way OF rePrisa', Tor the
blockade effected against him. or otherwise
shall intercept in his turn the navigation ol the
S,hedt, which will be regarded as an act OF hos
-i;ity on his part against Belgium, and an attempt
against ia commerce.; in the latter case the en-
trance of French troops into Belgium Will ex-
perienc no opposition on the part OF Prussia.
A copy of this declaration has been addressed
from Berlin to the King Of Holland. who will
conform TO the views Of his ally oy not attacking
Belgium IN any manner, leaving to the season
alone the care of preventing the blockade aufhar-
lied by Prussia. We are curious TO know what
will be done by our new Cabinet. which intends,
il il said, 10 announce in the speech from the
Throne, that the affairs Of Belgium are arrang-
ed.
The following is the version Of this report,
published at the Hague, Oct. Z:
A Cabinet courier arrived from Berlin yester-
day evening, bringing an answer to the demands
which had been addressed by our Government
to the Court of Prussia. 1t is declared in THIS
answer. that orders have been given to the Cen
eraI vino commands the Prussan corps d'armce
10 the Rhenish provinces to enter Belgium II the
French army enters 1t.
A Russian courier has arrived in Paris from
St Petersburg, and is said to have brought im.
4, has, H. n. IS II
GUM.
The Funds in Paris rose again on the contra
dictiun pv the MOniteur of the statement of the
Nourehste. that two corps of ,ie f. e oh army
were to eater Belgium. Ii was believed IN the
French Capital. that the threats OF France against
Holland, would not lead to the consequences that
were feared.
GERMANY.
The Er Royal Family The Augsburg Ga
zette announces tina, the Duchess OF Aug"uIeme
and the little Mademnselle de Berri passed
through P,ssau on the Sd of October, on their
way TO LiutL and Vienna; and the Berlin State
Gazette mentions the arrival Of the Duke ot Bar
deaux at Berlin on the 9Th. and his immediate
departure to Austria by Frankfort on the Oder
On the Sth, Charles Y and the Dake of Ang"u
leme also passed through Berlin. Baron Dsmas
commissioned by King Charles y to make prep.
aratons for his reception and abode, has arrived
at Vienna, from london and will 90 tn Auster.
llz in Moravia to inspect the palace In that
place.
In the Casscl Advertiser of Oct. 6. there are
manv announcements OF the sale of mills. lands.
&c, belonging ~ persons who intend TO cmigratc
IN the spring to North America
- PORTUGAL.
F0ce London Courier, Oct. 16
Colonel Neon (sonln law To the Earl Of Ok
ford,) who foids distinguished command IN the
army of Donna Maria. has arrived from Oporto
tor the purpose of purchasing cavalry horses and
warke stores for the service Of the Constitution.
al forces. The gallant officer is interchangeable in
W. xertions to raise a regiment of cavalry.
.Hsteam vessel left the river on Saturday af.
ternoon, (Oct. lSth) with three hundred fine
Young men, several officers, and quantity of
guns. shot. small arms. and other stores, destin-
ed for the service OF Don Pedro at Oporto. Our
country men appeared full of enthusiasm fur the
cause OF Dunna Maria, the rightful Queen of
Portugal, and were loudly cheeted by their
friends as the steam packet got under way.
winch they returned with right good will. A
ship sailed from the Thames on the same even
ing, with horses for the cavalry regiments now
forming by Don Pedro. A small schooner left
the port of London yesterday. OstensIbly for a
French port, but in reality Tor Portugal. with
guDpowder, Congreve rockets. and other warlkc
stores for the service Of the Constitutional forces
SPAIN
All the Ministers lately dismissed BY King
Ferdinand, except NJ. de pAlcu,lla, Minister tor
Foreign Affairs, had been Members of h,s Majes-
tvs Council for many wears. NJ CaIomarde Was
appointed Minister Of Justice IN 1924: the Mar
qus de Zambraco Minister nI War 1926; Don
Luis Lopez Balasteros Minister of Finances IN
1897; Don LUIS Maria Salayar, made M,n,ster
OF the Marine on The retnru of ferdinand TO
6pain after the war of independence. was called
TO the same post in 1928. alter the taking of the
Trccadero BY the Ffe"ch army,
POLAND
The annexed article from Warsaw. Sept. %,
comprises much that we have for long time sus.
pected:-
The Inhabitants of Warsaw begin at length to
perceive that the French Journals derive from Pa.
ris itself the accounts which they give as coming
from Poland. The picture which they give Of
ulr Inlserlps is en- pxapupratpI tho farts ,,b;,h