Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-19
OFFICE OF THE COURIER & ENarIRER,
New York, Friday, Nov. 16-1 2. N.
LATER FROM FRANCE.


New York, Friday, Nov. l6-1P. NJ.
LATER FROM FRANCE.
Our news schooner Courier & Enquirer arriv.
ed in town at o'clock this morning from the
packet ship Sully, Capt Pell, from Havre. whence
she sailed on the 9th utimo. Our dates by this
CONVEYANCE are from Havre to the 5th, and Paris
to the 4th October.
Louis Philippe had not yet made choice Of the
members of his new cabinet. The accounts on
this subject which have reached US by the way
Of England, are premature.
1t appears certain that NJ. de Broglie is pro-
minent individual in the arrangements about TO
be made, but beyond this all is conjecture The
question Is, however, evidently OR the eve Of set
Element. Itn said that the Kings decree, ap.
pointing another ministry, will be instantly fol.
lowed by a convocation Of the legislative bodies.
In regard to Belgium, there is still nothing de-
cisive; the French nation is anxious, however,
thar the army cautioned along the Belgian from.
tier should advar.e. Under date OF Paris, the
4th October, it is sand, :. Prices of Stocks were
higher to-day, il consequence OF the return of the
Duke Of Orleans to Nsuilly, which appears Ia
vorable to the preservation Of peace. How.
ever, as the young Prince has returned bat
again for Head Quarters, prices will probably. as
soon as this event IS known, fall again. Ii is
asserted that the Prince visits Paris al the re.
quest of Marshal Girard, for the purpose Of rep.
resenting to the King the bad effect produced on
the minds Of the soldiers by the unexamped hes.
iration which is shown in putting in motion the
army of the north, have myself seen letters
from officers, whose attachment to the present
government is undeniable, aud who, neverthe.
less, express themselves in the strongest terms Of
disappr0bation on the insonceivab!e DELAYS IN the
conduct Of the Cabinet
The news from Portugal Is not as late as that
received by the way England. The frontiers
of Spain appear desuned.'' it IS said, "to be.
come shortly the theatre of events OF Importance.
An army Of 10000 men is to be formed on the
line OF the Eastern Pyrenees, four regiments of
infantry, four at cavalry, an, one regiment OF
artillery. have received orders to take up their
line Of march in that direction. General Ha-
rspe, appointed to the command Of this army,
and who was at Lacarre, received on the night
Of the 18th orders to repair Immediately to Bay
one. All the troops which are now in the 10th
and | lth military ACCOMPLISHMENTS will be plac
ed under the orders Of this general"
W. should incline to the opinions that these
military demonstrations the Spanish frontier
are merely intthdeu 10 prevent ANY interference
Of Spain in The interest ni Don Miguel There
can Dc no doubt that Louis POilip locks with ala.
vorabe eve on the attempt OF Don Pedro to re-
gain the crown Of Portugal; and to support him,
will 90 as far as the jealousy of England will al
low him.
The con, a'escence the King Of Spain is con.
armed. The Duchess de Berri, it is confidently
stated, is still in the western departments.
HAvRE, Oct |.
Corn and How. The prices Of foreign Wheat
are sustained, but the demand still continues Ii
mted
Eour.-American Flour commands the same
prices. but only in small quantities; 400 barrels
Richmond superfne have been purchased at SSf.
per btl. duty paid.