Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-25
THREE DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.

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Atl0u'clock this morning, our news schooner
Journal of Commerce came up from below, bring.
log us Havre dates to July Goth and Paris to the
18th both inclusive, for which we are indebted to
Capt Dennison, Of the ship Kentucky, and Capt
Smith, OF the Sarah Sheafe. The former left
Hayre on the 2Oth,-the latter on the 18Th.
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The news is more warlike in its character than
has before reached us for some months.
The Astrian Ambassador al Paris Count dap.
pony, was dangerously sick.
The plague is announced as having made its
appearance at Constantinope. The symptoms
this year are much more alarming than usual, and
geat numbers are fallen victims.
The Cholera was raging in Paris with consid.
cradle violence Deaths on the 18Th, eos, VIZ.
at large l52, hospitals SIS. Increase from the
previous dav, IS. Admitted to the Hospitals,
ll8; cured 81. lied Of other diseases, az.
Says Paris date Of the 18th. s. The cxtraor.
binary increase of the Cholera begins to revive
all the fears of the inhabitants of this capital, who
had imagined themselves rid OF the epidemic, at
least for the present This second develorement
of the disease was anticipated by physicians who
had observed It's progress in other places, for IN.
stance at BeriD where the second visit OF the
epidemic was more severe than the first.
PARIs. July l7.-The increase of cholera dur
ing the last days corresponds most unfortunately
with the nigh temperature Of the atmosphere,
which day before yesterday passed so deg. OF
Reaamur. and is to cay at the same intensity.
There is general complaint that the measure,
taken By government on the first appearance Of
the diseasa, were too suddenly discontinued.
PAnIs, July lS In every part Of France the
heat is excessive. At Stratsbu'g and Lisle, the
thermometer rose to . &c degrees OF Reaumur.
At B'sancon it even reached 90 -.
Paris, July 10 Our government has received
courier from the Hague, with dispatches from
the Marquis of ID ,Imalia. They announce that
the cabinet of the Hague has received the reply
of the Conference to its projected Urea.
ty. but that it still persists in refusing to accedc
TO the Propositions of the five Powers. Private
letters from the Hague add, that the King Of Ifol
land has just received intelligence from Prince
Frederick of Holland, dated at Berlin, which in
dicatc disposition on the part OF the Prussan
government TO sustain the Dutch cabinet in the
course which it has hitherto pursued. And in
truth. when &c see the AustrIans and Prussians
on the point Of establishing themselves on the
Rhine. il is not surprising that all concession i
refused, since it is certain that those powers wilt
assist the Dutch, the moment France shall rem
der aid to tie Belsians.
In spite Of the uncertainty in regard TO the fate
Of Belgium, the King of the French perseveres
in the intention of giving his daughter in MARI
age to King Leopold, hoping that this alliance
will add respec liability TO the new realm, in the
view Of the King of Holland, and give it greater
chances of permanence 1t is now SAID that the
marriage will take place on the 9th or 10Th Of
August.
TURIN. July Ga French courier has passed
through this place. on his way to Rome, for the
purncsc OF conveying to VI. de st. AuIaire the
reply to the note Of the Roman Court on the sub
ject ut the evacuation Of Ancona. 1t is said to
be of an evasive tenor. The French Cabine.
give it to be understood that it is impossible a.
this moment to comply with the wishes of the
Pope. but they hope for a more favorable period
PARIS. July 1S.-FOr some time past, much
has been SAID concerning the ornaments at Brest
and Toulon. All the other seaports are likewise
full of activity. 1t would seem that we are &C
tualIy preparing for conflict both by land and