Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-25


nosal nv the latter that Donna Maria, the Young
Queen of Portugal, should masry the Duke NC
Namours The Duchess is stated 10 nave Pe'-
emptorily refused to listen to snch a P'opoS'"o"'
st,,iuo that her daughters affections were ehsa,
oed ~ her uncle. the Duke de Leuchtenoerg; anu
+ il added that. IN consequence OF TINS oec'a'a
ton. ,eleoraphic despatch was immeo'ate'y '"'
warded TO prevent the Duke from entering r'an..
These orders were. however, sent vi 'oo '"
b., when he arrived at Strasburg he was s'oPP."
by the poilce though travelling WIN
passport under the assumed name o' oaP'a -,
| Ter. He refused to return unless compe1,eu "
| force, and he was allowed to proeeeo " "''''
ENGLAND. |
| The British Parliament having adJourhe", a"u
the nobility chiefly gone down to t"e'r sea'' ~
the country the items under th's heau "'e
and comparatively unImPor'ant.
One Of The most interesting Of these is the DEAN
of that excellent and venerable lady, Miss han
nah More. who died on the 7th OF September az
her residence in Windsor Terrace, Chiffon I'D
the SSH year of her age, after pa'niu anu p'o'
trocted Illness Few persons have enJHyeo
higher degree Of public esteem and 'ehera,ron'
than this excellent and distinguished lazy. Ear
" in life she attracted general notice 6y Otii.
liant display Of literary talent, and vas honoFeu
with the intimate acquaintance oil Johnson dh"
Burke, of Reynolds aud Garrck, and OF many
n,bsr b,uhly eminent individuals, who equally
aprrecjatej her amable qualities and her suPer!-
or intellect. Miss More's publications are SUM-
cicutly known TO the literary world, not 10 re-
ouire to be detailed here; they we're PrlnclPa'lY
devoted 10 the advancement Of morality anu VIZ
tue.
IL is officially announced that the cholera mas
ceased To exist 10 London. |, tins may DC re"eo
upon, our previous accounts on that suoJect must
have been false, for the cessation of that disease
So ios,an,aneuusly with perhaps the exception
Of New Orleans has probably never been known.
The great staple Cotton had declined about
penny in the Liverpool and Havre markets.
American Stocks in London on the IAN OF
Sep,cmber. U. S. Bank shares S23 5. -Four
and half per cents 81 %. New York fiVes,
for 1915, i07.
IRELAND.
The retirement of the Marquis OF Anglesey
, from the Vice Royalty Of Ireland is confirmed.
and the report confirmed that the Marquis OF
J Wellesley has been appointed to succeed him. -
The latter WAS to leave London for Dublin on or
about the 29lh ult. The Duke OF Argyll sue
ceeds Lord Wellesley in the office OF Lord High
I Steward.
, SCOTLAND.
The accounts of the harvest in Scotland are
mos, satisfactory. The grain has been housed
, stacked in great abundance ami IN exce''eh' con-
dltlon.
CONGRESS OF SOVEREIGNS.
The allied Sovereisns OF the north are about to
, hold Congress al Friedland, in Bohemia. The
{ Emperors OF Russia and Germany were to have
= An interview At Frledand on the 9Th OF Septeni'
2 N, The two moparchs have never yet seen
c each other. A Vienna article Of September Sd,
: says:-
1.-The meeting excites much attention, and
a people anticipate much good from u. Inc con
ferences Of the Sovereigns will doubtless conrl-
=. butte to consolidate peace. This at least, Is the
opinion of the most judlcious men. and tits wrong
e to be uneasy respecting meeting which taxes
place only IN the spirit oil peace. Inc various
parties especially the violent leaders, VIII lndeeu
= Judge according to their wishes and hopes ana
!. we can already fancy the French papers favorins
their readers with the most precious revelations
respecting the Congress at I9plitz a. they style
p. the meeting Of the Soverelgns All Govern
| mens. aud IN general all persons in Europe who
. have any thing 10 lose, are so deeply interested
in the preservation OF peace that II cannot he be-
E lIeycd tnat after so many efforts to avoid gene
raj rupture. it will be allowed to take place with
: out serious cause
FRANCE
i The Delaware, a. which sailed hence on the
: llth of August, having on board the Hon: Ed
ward Livingston, the Envoy of the United States
y to the French Government. and suite, arrived at
D Cherbure on the 18th OF September.
. The Moniteur announces officially IN the fol-
e lowing terms. the recognition of the Government
] OF Donna Maria:
+. "The Government of the King, in consequence
| OF the re establishment of It's political relations
. with the Government of her Majesty, Queen
. Damn, Maria has officially recognized the Che
| Waller Daupa. as Charge d'Affaires of Portugal
] at Paris Some time ago the Government OF the
= King had sent to NJ. de Lourde credentials des'
i tined to credit him as Charge d AffaIreso OF France
n to the Cabinet Of Lisbon
!, The Royal progress through France was ended
on the 18th, by the return OF the King and Queen
:, and Madame Adelaide to the ful!leres. The
e Journey Of the Royal family had for some time
J. formed principal subject for the Partisan jour
: nails. They were at Rouen on the 10th, on
II which day there was review Of the National