Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-06

ever, more or less affected BY the crisis which's
believed to be impending :,
Arrival of the Duchess de Bern ~ Holland
The Gazette de Normande says: = whist at
Nantes they are breaking through the doors OF
converts to look for the Duchess de berri; sue
has been received with regard and respect IN
Holland, where she has just arrived ana "nete
she will shortly embrace her family anu her chit
dren."
Don Pedro's Expedition. There are no later
accounts from Portugal. Reinforcements 10 ala
the cause Of Don Pedro were continually depart
ing.
LONDON, Sept. a5.-The Lord Wellington
East Ind,aman, a large ship of upwards OF l40O
tons burthen, had been lately purchased by the
agents Of Don Pedro after having made several
voyages to the East Indies, and is now being en-
larged, altered and repaired, at the ship building
yard of Messrs Coz s. Curlha9 at Lymehouse.
This fine vessel will be pierced for sixty guns.
and will. in fact, be transformed into a line OF
battle ship sufficient to cope with the largest man
of war in Don Miguel's service, and will prove
when completed. powerful reinforcement to the
feet of Admiral Satorious.
The Echo steamer, Lieut. Otway. sailed from
Falmouth Oh Tuesday, 18th, for Oporto, with
the Marquis Pamela, Senior Borboza, his Sc
cretary. and suite; Senhora Costa, Vasconcellos,
R0rke, and Gomez, on special mission IN the
cause Of Donna Maria. The Marquis reached
Falmouth on Saturday morning The steamer
had been detained some days, waiting the arrival
Of a messenger with dispatches, who arrived on
Tuesday, and the steamer sailed Immediately.
T Plymouth Journal.
Major Lawson, who came home from oporto
on leave, in consequence Of differences, as we
are informed. with Col. Hodges, is about to re-
I'd nv N
Ger of considerable experience, under whose COM
mand Count Villa Flor served during the last
war Several hundred effective men, who have
enrolled themselves under Don Pedro, will 60
out with these gallant officers.
From the Euening Edition Of .he Journal 81
Commerce.
On a denomination of our files by the Silas
Richards, we 6ud very little to add to what we
published this morning.
In regard to the death of the King Of Spain,
! il may be true, or il may be not. Vessels have
arrived at this port which left Malaga on the 10Th
Sept. Malaga is something over 200 miles from
Madrid, and such is the nature of The country
that it would take several days to transmit intel.
lisence from Madrid. There is, therefore, no
lmpossiblllty IN its having been transmitted by
! telegraph to Paris, so as to be known there on
the Goth or 21st, and yet not have been known
! at Malaga on the 18Th
! LONDON, Sept. 20 "A letter Of the 18th inst.
from Hamburger. which we received yesterday,
communicates piece O. information with which
s asn y ffh a sEs' as @9%sy that The
Tic had resolved far to resist the influence 0i
the Austrian Ambassador as to decline the sup
preston of the Hamburger Reporter, an English
newspaper published in that city.
NUREMBuRG. Sept Q "A, cording to reports
which are in circulation d. Occterrelcher, edi-
tor of the Augsburg Journal DE Zeit (The
Times,) mas been sentenced BY tny Court OF Ap.
peals to three years confinement Ia the House Of
Correction. DR.. Kurz, editor Of the Ta.batt,
to imprisonment for year according to others,
to SIX months) in a fortress. They may petition
the King tor mitigation Of the sentence. or they
may appeal NJ. Strohmeyer. TO avoid the I'm.
prisonment to which he had been sentenced, has
fed from Mannheim TO France. -NMensburg Cor
respondent Sept. IS.
PARIS. Sept 2O.-There is a report of cou-
rier arriving to Government, which will lead to
an approaching movement If troops towards the
frontier.
FRANKFORT, Sept. II 1t Is positively stated
that the German Universal Gazette will be sup
pressed by a resolution of the Germanic Diet. -
1t is also stated that WeIker, Rotteck. and Dutt-
lingen, will lose their chairs at the Academy OF
Freiburg, for having taken part IN the editing ut
the Liberal. and this in pursuance OF former de-
crees of the Diet now put in force.
VI Hyde de Melville, who was one OF the Mi
nisters Of Charles X. has just arrived at Geneva,
where he will be joined BY NJ. dc Chateaubrland
1t is stated that N de Fllz James is also in Swift
zerland. /. it mere chance that has broust these
celebrated Henriqulnpists into our country! We
must leave the solution Of this problem to the sa-
gacity of our readers.-Ssnfmeile GeneUoise.
GEEEcE 1t is said that Prince Ohio will not
proceed to Greece till he has become of age,
which will be in the autumn OF next year. The
Regency, however, will assume the Government,
in his name, in January next He will have, 1t
is reported. two capitals, Athens and Arses.-
Cornth will be the principal port. and the two
CULTS will be united by rail-road thrown across
the isthmus.
Italy and it's Prosper's.-A though the South
Of Italy IA. BY its situation, separated from the
North. Italy is nevertheless but one country;
and the identity of manners, language and liter
AZURE as well as nationality OF feeling, must. at