Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19
New YORK DAILY ApvEarIsER OFFICE,
Saturday Evening, Dec. IS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.


By the arrival of the packet ship Formosa,
Captain Orne, on Saturday, we have received our
files OF Paris papers TO the 9TH. and Havre to the
5th OF November. We are indebted also to
Capt. Orne for late file Of Swiss papers.
BRussELs, Oct 30.-General Desprez set of
yesterday for the general head quarters.
Lord Frederick Fltz Clarence set out yester-
day for Antwerp, to inspect the Notifications Of
that city.
General Delabortle, aid de-camp Of the King
OF the French, has also gone thither for the same
object.
FaANxFoRT, Oct 25.-The funds fell yester.
day at our Exchange. on the report of several ex-
presses having arrived with news un!avorable to
tine desired settlement of the Belgian question.
The King of the Begans seems determined to
push matters to an extreme. and the next courier
must bring news Of his def mlve re.olu ion.
TURKEY.
PARIS, Nov. Late accounts tend to confirm
The reports OF an approaching accommodation be-
tween the Porte and the Pacha OF Egypt. Me-
hemet Ali, embarrassed by his victories, and re.
duced to great want of money, has expressed
desire to have an understanding with the Grand
Seignor. France and England are interesting
themselves in the negotiation; aud, on the 29th
Of September, an English sloop OF war. from AL
exandria. anchored near Smyrna, whittier She
sent dispatches by boat, which the Consul It'll
mediatey, sent by express to Constantinope.
Intelligent persons at Smyrna beiieved these to
relate to propositions from Mehemet.
The report Of the defeat Of the Turkish fleet is
not confirmed. There has been no naval en-
gagement. The Egyptians, however, have cap
tured five vessels of different sizes The fleets
were near each other.
In short. this is, in amount what we received
week since from our correspondent at Smyrna
Eds. ~ z. Daily .4dp
FRANCE
Monsieur Dupin has renuunced all prospects of
the Presidency of the Chamber OF Deputies. NJ.
Lsffi:te is, therefore. We presume, to be the Pre-
sident.
HAvRE Nov. S-Sales Of Cotton, al bales
Georgia UpIants, 10 a l9i sous; 90 Mupne, IS;
SO Tennessee, III.
EGYPT.
The Constitutional states that accounts from
Alexandria Of September 2Sth affirm that nesoi.
atoms are goinS on with Turkey Tor an arrange
ment and that il is even said one has been made,
by which Syria and Cyprus are given to the Vice
roy.
SPAIN
The favorable changes made bv the Queen in
Offices I'd measures have been received with pub
lie expressions OF joy IN the Kingdom Gen.
Lander. il is said. u to replace the Count DIES
payne "a, commandment of Cetalnnia
The Duch.sso Of Angouleue left Vienna on the
95,h DC oser for Prague. to visit her ns,ce, and
Charles y. was to arrive at Vienna on the foow
ing dav with his suite.
BsLG1uM.-Pri,a,e Correspondence from
Brussels. November 2d. states that mee,iog
as held nn the st by the Ministers and The fu-
,k,ps OF htch
propositions rom London and Paris The D.rec.
tor General of War is the first 10 raise decided
opposition to the evacuation of Venoo. He stat,
ell. tnat without that point on the Meuse, it
woud be Impossible to attack Holland, and per
hapS to resi>; il The occupations of the citadel
OF Antwerp he pronounced Of lit,ie importance
without the liberty of the Schedt guaranteed bv
| convention with Holland, under consent Ut the
Powers. In this he was supported. The KING
| said he could no, well now refuse any thing de-
manded by the Powers. There said to b.
majority at the meeting in favor of the e,acua-
ton ot Limbourg c0nditlonaliy, and the posses
sion of the citadel Of Antwerp on the signing
! Of a treaty with Holland. A new difficulty was
expected to arise from the necessity Of obtaining
! the consent Of the Germanc confederation TO the
Ut cupation III the part of Luxembourg belonging
| to Belgium.
Accounts at Paris on the 4th continued to con-
| II IN the fact that the Dltch King had refused to
agre- 10 the last proposition, ut the Conference.
! PI..,a seems determined not t. remain en-.
,ireiy neutral on the B. gan question:; and the
course to be taken by France was viewed as ex
| treme,y uncertain.
The D, q, iions o. the last conference had been
refused d rertpt,on by the king ut H'and
| The minister Of var sent orders by express to
| the Generals of the I'd November.
! The Chambers were to meet without rOyal
sum- mons, under the 1Oth article of the Cons.itu-
! ton. IN the 18Th NV.
| The English consul a. Antwerp, on the Slst OF
Oct, had nouf"d the captains Of vessels in the
port that he should depart Immediately. because
the king Of Holland having refused TO comply
with the Iequs,tionS, there would be an immedi-
ate blneksde The FIR, nch consul had made 81
milar notification. The national bank had also
ceased foreign discounts.
1t is stated to have been the current opinion at
Vienna on the s5th Of Oct thar Austria, Prus-
n -. Ia. a. .d nm new M in