Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-06
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

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The following latest intelligence from Europe.
received at this port, we issued yesterday in an
extra to our town readers, and is published this
morning for the benefit Of our country subscrl-
bers:
Yesterday, after our paper hat, gone to press
We were politely furnished BY Captain A. M.
Ross, Of the ship Shenandoah, below. with Lon
dou papers to the 18th, and Liverpool to the 18th
January, inclusive. We subjoin the news by
this arrival.
Parliament re-assembled on the 18th. The
Morning Chronicle says:
..By sort of tacit understanding, the subject
of Reform has been seldom brought forward OF
late in order that the period OF the Holidays
mi hit be exempt from excitement and agitation.
The repose nii nave given fresh vigor to the COM
ba,ants. We must now prepare fur desperate
struggle: tor i; must not be supposed that the
Borouy hmoneers will yield to any thing short of
a stern determination on the nart OF the people
not to be trihed with"
LoNpoN, Jan. 16.
Rumors have been afoat for some days that
case, of malignant Cholera have Oc Cured in Lon
dou: one in he parish OF ST. Paul, COvent-Gar
den-the other In Buckirgh am-si;ee,. Strand; IN
both If which cases dea'h had ensued But as
no report had been made t0 the Medical Council.
in.,.tl,i credit was not attached to the reports,
although alluded to by the Magistrates at Bow
street On Friday afternoon, however,a soldier
wa, seIzrd with spasms and other indications of
the disease in its most painful form. and he was
removed to the Military Hospital, Rochester-row
Westminster, where. on examination BY DIR. John
Al. 4
tai ed of the character of the disease. All the
patients 10 the Hospital capable of being moved
were in consequence sent way. to prevent the
spreading Of theInfection. and the usual remedies
were applied TO tie Invalid, with some success.
Although not out Of danger on Saturday, he was
pronounced better. The man had been under ar
resi-. and had been kept on low diet.
An airei noon paper Of The 18th contradicts the
report that the Cholera is in London--it seems,
hOv ever 10 be true.
A verdict 81 temporary arrangement has been
returned il the case OF the unfortunate Colonel
81 -reton.
A most destructive fire has occurred at Glasgow.
The Paris papers and private letters of Satur
dav are nf much more pacific character than
we have found them for some days past. Not
wi'hstanding the mlnorityin which Ministers were
lef, in regard 10 the civil list. as they had not
made it cabinet question, they do not intend to
resign. That partial change of men will soon
take place. however, is probable enough. Gen.
Sebastiana is BAT slowly recovering. and will
most likely be unable to assume again the direc-
tior Of the foreign department. NJ. Casslmir
Prrier will most likely take upon himself the bu-
siness Of that department., and give up thu minis
tr, o the interior to some one Of his friends; but
whom he will fix upon as his uctesspr il is not
We, conjeCtured. With regard to the question
Of he Belgian fortresss the Trends Of the French
Gu, ernment have, similarly to those Of the En-
gii,,, zealously circulated report that the best
Understanding exists between the Frsnch and
Ensiish Cabinets respecting Il. On the face OF
these things. the French funds continue to im-
prove.
We have letters from Madrid of the 9th inst.
II Is stated in them, that according recent &C.
counts from lisbon, Miguel using every ex-
eriion to MAKE str"Bs defence against the ex-
p1cted expedition Of Don Pedro,
We have accounts from Constantinople that
the Egyptian arm, had been repulsed, with great
loss. IN an attempt to storm 81 Jean d'Acre.-
This is directly contrary to the accounts from
Rhodes, tina, Abdullah Pacha was ready to open
the gates of his fortress to the Egyptians.