Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-09


New York, Capt. Hoxie, which sailed from LII
verpool on the lst of June. have been received in
New York.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Reform Bill was making rapid progress IN
the Lords. BY the votes taken, there Is nut
thin attendance of members during the desalto'
nv discussion of the various clauses OF the Bill,
and the Premier carries every thing In MS own
way. The Duke of Wellington had gone into
the country. to remain there until after the pas
sage of the bill; and il appears that most OF the
Tory Lords have likewise abseuted themselves.
The Morning Herald Of the Slst says:
awe congratulate our readers on the safe de-
,ivery of the Reform Bill from the dreaded or
deal of the Committee. 1t is now quite evident
that no further opposition will be attempted. The
Renort is to be taken into further consideration
on Friday next"
The debate in the House was to be continued
on the LIST ult
FRANCE.
The news from Paris is to the god inclusive.
The Cholera had nearly disappeared in Paris. -
On the goth, the deaths in that capital were but
nine. There were fifteen new cases and thirty
five recoverie.. The Ministry remains ineom-
p,ete. The Princess Louise was soon to leave
Paris to be married to King Leopold. Louis
PHILIPPE was going to meet his intended son-ln-
law at Cnmpeigne. There was unpleasant news
from the South Of France. At Bezlers the Ma
tional Guards had joined the people, IN an ARRAY
and fired on the Dragons, three OF whom were
killed A projected tour Of the Duke OF Orleans
into the South Of France. had been postponed,
in consequence Of the disturbances. The deaths
coyeries ssA the latest reported, were III. lie:
BELGIUM.
In a note addressed to the London Conference
by the Belgian Cabinet, in adverting to the infor.
nation received that tine treaty Of the 18th No
vember had been ratified by the five courts, the
Minister for foreign affairs declares that no fresh
negotiations can be opened. until after the eva.
cuatlon Of the Belgian territory; and also that no
alterations in the treaty will be acCeded to, with
out Just compensation. Tie King gave assur-
ances to the same effect to a deputation OF the
Senate which waited upon him. change in the
ministr had been talked ofin consequence Of diff.
ferences between NJ. MueIenaera, the Minister
at War. and NJ. Van de Weyer. The differ.
ences had, however, been arranged. The for
mer was 10 90 as Minister to London; and the
latter remained at his post. Boron Evain. &C.
neral of Division, had been appointed Minister Of
War.
PORTUGAL.
Lisbon dates are to the 18th of May Dan
Miguel was amusing himself with boar hunting
al Camera, and the necessity of raising recruits
created much suffering in Lisbon He had APP
propriated. for his pleasure, money deposited in
the arsenal for the purpose of paying off the
rears due to his officers. An expedition to Ma
deira was still talked of; the pretext for delay
was the absence of corvette. His naval force
consisted of one "a, one H. and two Ii gun
ships; four of l6 guns, and the corvette afore-
said The cholera was looked for, but had not
made its appearance. The English papers spe-
culate ON the hardness of Don Pedro, who had
all the force ready which he could expect to en-
ploy. King Ferdinand, notwithstanding his pro.
fessions, had force on the frontiers Of Portu-
gallo $4,000 infantry and 5000 cavalry. to over
awe. if not to interfere. 1t is plainly animated
by the Courier, that, in such case. Great Britain
will support the cause Of Donna Maria.
GREECE.
In consequence Of forced march Of Colletti,
at the head uf the Roumeliot party, upon Nan.
Mia, Augustus Capo d'lstrias had resigned; and
a new provincial government, on broader ba.
sis, and better calculated to suit all parties, had
been organized. Advices from Nanpia were to
the 18th Of May.
German papers, both from Vienna and Berlin,
confirm the reported victory obtained by lbrahim
P,cha owe, a Turkish corps of $4,000 men,
marching to the relief Of ST. Jean d'Acre, the
surrender of which fortress would, it was sup
posed. be the consequence. Accounts Of two
days later date from Alexandria. BY the way Of
Trieste, state. that the Egyptian fleet. consisting
of 8 ships Of the line and frigates, corvettes,
Is briggs, l9 schooners, IL FIRE ships, and great
number of transports, had weighed anchor. Sc.
verai Greek Captains were said to have received
letters of marque against Turkish ships. From
Belgrade the Sd inst, is announced complete
victory obtained by the Grand Vlzier on the Goth
ult, over the Bosnian troops.
The Berlin papers mention the arrival of
mail from Constantnople. bringing intelligence
of the appointment of new Refs Etfendi, and
the opening Of negotiations with the vieeroy Of