Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

FlE lEEN DA LA Elk fhUM EUROPE
New YORK, Jan. 81.
Our News Boat, Tho. II. Smith has just reach.
ed the city, having boarded the ship WIN. Brvus,
and brought up her Letter Bags. She sailed from
Havre on the 10th December, and brings US Pa.
ris paper of the 18th.
All was quiet ar Paris and at Lyons.
The most important news was the Kings speed
at the opening of Parliament.
The King Of England again recommends spec.
dy passage of the Reform Bill
Russia. Emperor has granted free and
entire amnesty and permission to return to their
country, TO all inferior officers and soldiers Of the
corps of the Polish Generals, GieIsud, RohIand,
Chapowski, who have sought refuge in the Pu,
sian territory.
Marshal Owrutsch has been condemned 10
death and his property confiscated, bya military
tribunal. The Emperor has committed death 70
hard labor. A noble Pole of Kieuw has under.
gone the same condemnation and communication
A revolt in the Military Colonies Of Russia Ia,
broken out; sis generals and many officers were
killed; being mutiIated by the colonists, and then
beaten to death. The Emperor has not puuA
ed any, but has dissolved the Colonies whit.
have been for long time governed BY Gen. Wit
now at Warsaw.
Holland and Belgi,tm.-The king of BELGIUM
L. IN, tho
answer, declaring that he adheres to the s4u.
ticles, except the right of navigation granted
the Begiars in the Dutch waters, which he r.
fuses to recognize.
The courts of Prussia and Austria, ratifed'h
treaty of peace in q articles. on the 9Th. lh
ratification by Russia is expected this month
PARIS, Dec. 9TH, 2 o'clock p. M.-Tbe MAJ
quis Pamela, had an interview with Lord GTg
on Saturday, at the Treasury.
Parliament will. it is understood, adjourn abO.'
the esd inst. and then only seven days, in ordr
that the recess may be as short as possible, unit
after passing the Reform Bill.
A commission IS nominated to investigate Tx
late Bristol disorders, and the judges to try To.
rioters are meet in that city on the 18Th OF
December.
The following is the report Of the Sd Dec'n'
Der from Sunderland: remained as at last report
44-new cases total 5l-recovered Ode.
4-total III. Remaining at the last date A.
PoRTuGAL.-An expedition was preparing
Don Pedro. against Miguel. at Relic Isle'enn', |
The armament was said to have been commences /
Two English colonies named Lille and Le's
were recruiting in England. The friends Of d.
Pedro proclaim in Paris, that when he shall hi"
obtained possession of Portugal, he will send /
army into Spain. The French render no ASST
lance, but appear not to interfere. Il
LISBON, Nov. 25d.--" The army Of Don NJ /
gue amounts to $4,000 Of the troops OF the ''0S /
which are distributed in four divisions. One~
cupies the province of Estremadura; another 10" (
of the Miubo; third that of Algarves, ana w
fourth Lisbon and its environs. They are all c'"i
ed to watch the movements of the expeh''lOH
Don Pedro, and repel it should landing 0s'
fected.
GnEEcE.-The younger assassin Of CapO'
Istrias has been shot at Napoli, and no tumn'
Cured. Mavromichalis addressed the people
gave the signal. after having made sign Of ~ J
well to his father, who witnessed the scene u"
the castle, where he is prisoner.
The funeral CT Capo d'Istrias was ntteno''
with great pomp. Several conspicuous Pe'""
have been arrested on suspicion. The oPp0'lu'''
at Hydra. is said to have little pow
The following is the Report received io0"
from Sunderland, dated the 4lh inst: IL
Remained at last Report IL
New cases