Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-29
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

at New York from FIavre. Havrs papers to the
Goth of October, and Paris to the 18th, have been
received. These furnish Us with several days
later accounts from the Continent, and one day
later from London, viz. to the evening OF the
18th.
ConsoIs are quoted on that day at 81 t.
The question Of peace or war in Holland still
appears doubtful, though threatening, as will be
seen below.
The Squadron for The Scheidt The London
Courier of the 17th says: 80 We have already
announced that the English feet. destined ior
the Scheidt, has received orders to assemble at
Spihead on the 5th Of November. We are now
able to give correct list of the vessels of which
it will be composed: The Talavera "a, Welles.
ley "a. Revenge 76, Spartiate rs, Donegal "a.
Vernon so. southampton so. Stag 46, Castor So,
Conway %, Voltage %, Nimrod, Chiiders, Ro.
yer, Scout. Satellite. and Larne. OF IL guns,
Snake l6, and Steam Ships Rhadamanthus aud
Dee. The last mentioned are armed with
strong force"
Since the return Of Prince Tallcyrand to Lon
dan, the Conference has not assembled The
affairs Of Holland and Belgium are so confused,
that il cannot be known whether coercive mea.
sures will or will not be defntisely resorted to;
but, in the mean time, precautions are taken to
be ready to act n case the Conference should
permit. But how can it be supposed that the
fleet will be sent to blockade the Dutch ports in
November, when vessels can hardly keep at sea
on the coast at that seasone
The arrival of the Steamboat from Rotterdam
is anxiously expected, which is to bring the
speech Of the King of Holland at the opening Of
the States General.
VIENNA, OcToBrR 8th.-Every thing is be-
coming quiet again on the armed Intervention by
the British and French ministry TO terminate the
difficulties with Belgium. Late accounts from
London represent, that the Belgian ministry az
ter having looked upon the probable results OF
actual interference, have found it more agreea-
BILE to the general good to pursue the course thus
far adopted by the conference, even after it has
been abandoned by France. It's even said that
nofe To ,hs effect has been sent by England to
the French Cabinet-which must produce an am.
Icable influence the twn Courts; and while
France has indeed no other course to take, she
will doubtless be induced to continue her mode.
rate system.
Accounts from Brussels Of the 18th cOu6rm
the report Of change of ministry reported the
day before. with the addition, that all the persons
nominated have accepted.
Al that time II was believed bv the govern
msnt and Gen. D'"preZ. since the receipt Of the
D1fch King. speech. that the time of action had
arrived Gen Burzcn had been called BY the
minister Of war, to receive orders 1t was an
nounctd at the exchange at Brussels. that the
General had drawH UP proclamation to the in
habita0ts. urging them to dispose of their valua.
bies for safety which the local authorities had
prevailed on ham 70 Iastf1ne until the return of
a deputation.
The Prussian consul at Antwerp had received
information from his government that their troops
were immediately to march for the frontiers ct
Belgium to protect the commerce OF the North
again. ho,tilties 10 take place in relation tn the
S i,,fantry bat,aons of the line of Brussels which
were to proceed 70 the frontier; but as they are
unfit for a campaign, they will form reserve.
SpAIN.-The king was living Oh the 9th and
had nsssed pretty good night
A royal decree had authorized the Queen to
place herself at the head Of affairs. and has made
change OF { e ministry-as follows-He has
appointed de Cairanga minister OF Grace and
Justice, IN place at Caiomarde; Count Alcudia
il removed from the Foreign Affairs. and lea
Bermudez appointed: J A. Monet minister of
war in pace of Z,mbrino; A. Laborde and Mar
rar0 minister vi marine in place of SalaZOr; and
v. Encina and Pedra minister Of finance instead
Of Balastors.
IA amnesty has been granted to political pri-
soners.
Don Miguel's squadron entered into the port
Of Vlgo damaged, with Brazilian ship a prize,
where she was an the S0lh Of August. 1t was
subject to quarantine Of eight days. and was not
sau,ed in return by the fort. This Of course is
an old dare.
GREECE The Swabian Mercury states, that
among the numerous persons announced Tor the
Greek expedition, very few have completed their
term Of military service. Among the others,
most have been engaged under hopes Of speedy
advancement, sc. The Greek d-putati"n was
expected the next day. and the young kiug, it
was said. would immediately set of with the re.
gency for Greece.
The new hug at Greece has been recognized
as such by the Ger,nanc Confederation
II was reported that he would not go to Greece
until next autumn, when he will attain his pajo-
rty. Greece 10 to have two Capitals; Athens
and Argos. with the principal port at Argos, and
a rail road across the istmus.
By the parket shin Carroll Of Carrollton, the