Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-09

PARIS, Feb. 26.-The declaration Of the Ouch
ess de Berri gives a death blow TO the legltim'st
party in France. Every one thinking what re-
probation win be excited throughout Europe oy
the marriage of Marie Louise to Count Net
perp. We are curious to see what language the
organs Of legitimacy will no" adopt
Since the announcement of the Duchess de
Berri. we have seen several persons known to
belong to the !egitimatist party. They appear to
be much cast down by the news. as 1t Is contrary
to all the principles Of Legitimacy that the moth
er Of an heir apparent to the throne Of france
should be married a second time.
PARIS, March 1.-The Duchess de BerrI sent
the declaration inserted in the Monlteur, to Bor.
deaux. NJ. de Brlssac left Bordeaux on the
25th. to return to Prague. Liberty has been
promised to the Duchess, who has announced her
Willingness to retire 10 Naples. and trust her
children to whatever fortune may await them.
Gazette de France
Ills difficult to comprehend, SAYS the Courier
Francois, how the Duchess de Berri, who has
no communication with any one, could have made
known her intentions relative to her retirement,
and the tuiorage of her children.
PANS, Feb. 26.-On Saturday evening Gen.
Lafayette called at the residence Of the Minis.
ter of Foreign Affairs, where his presence sur
prised more than one member of the diplomatic
corps. The General came to intercede with the
Minister for some Polish refugees, and to propose
to him to subscribe to a ball which the Polish
Committee OF Paris give on Saturday next for the
relief Of the unfortunate families thrown upon
their charge by the disaster Of Warsaw.
LoNDoN, Feb. 25.-The reports of dissentions
in the Cabinee have %latterly gained more credit.
1t is said that two Of the Ministers of greatest 10.
iueucc are engaged in an intrigue. the result OF
which will be a rupture with the leaders of the
Wing party, and an alliance with the Tories. 1t
is asserted that several members Of the Cabinet,
with Lord Grey at their head, have threatened
to hand in their designations, 1t such a state OF
things continue.
Nothing certain IS known as to the result of
the communication made to the Dutch Govern
ment ON the part of Lord Palmerston and Prince
Talleyrand.
In the mean time, the dispatches of the British
Charge d'Affaires to Brussels are OF nature to
bring about a solution of the questions pending;
for they confirm the reports which have been III
circulation of the disappointment and discourage.
ment to which the King Of Holland inds himself
reduced. Our diplomatic agent asserts that ma
nv Of the most influential persons i'll Holland be-
gin to perceive the folly of a longer resistance,
and advise King William to yield.
LONDON, Feb. Give learn that the Envoy
Extraordinary of Holland. Mr.. Van Zuyden, has
been recalled from London by his government.
As vet it is not known who is to be his success
sor.- Courier.
The letters received from Lisbon this morning
concur in representing the army OF Don Miguel
as in such a slckly and disorganized state, that it
is generally supposed the siege of oportO will soon
be raised. Wagons for transporting the sick
were arriving from every direction. 1t is assert
ed that the forts and advanced works were about
to be constructed in the envlrons' Of Lisbon. in
the anticipation that the army of Don Pedro
would march upon the capital. Glide.
His Maiesty's Ministers will take into imme.
diate consideration the affairs of The East Indies.
1t is said the commerc with China will be made
ree.-Ldem.