Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-05
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The packet ship New York brings a,i,,ce,,
Llverpuoi to the Ist Nav.
The Ministry has sustained sigma, d.r.
the House Of Commons, ON a a1es,i,, ., >,
ing the tax upon malt, AMI Ear, Gr,v.,i,
consequence. according to etiquette. ,e,,,.
his resignation, which. however, vas mn, ..
ell by the King. Ii was thought tina, IN. b.
and window tax migh' also b. reoea,,d
Lord A'thorP mad gwen notice thar tax Q, ~,
perty and Incnme must be re.or,ed IN Il n,
on the malt duty was nat ties ndrd
| The French Chamber Of D.pu,ic, ~.
p:orogued, Dat were Immediately re-con,en.d
1t vas confidently reported in Paris. anil =,
lIeved by many. that the Russian fleet had :,
! the summons OF the Sultan, landed 6,O1O ,,n,..
to garrison Con'tantinople, and tia; l.r.s ,o...
were in rapid march to the all of n,bno,a
one division Of 10000 men had already cro..,
the frontier.
The news from Portugal, via Spain. i. o,,.
favorable to Don Pedro. Who IT !, said h., l.
feated the Misuciite army, aad would in w.,
tv days be before Lisbon.
Mr.. Barrett. the publisher of the D ibi, pl.,
in which Mr. O'ConnelI's letter appeared, h,
been indicted for the pubLca'ion.
: The ACCOMPLISHMENT Of the Duchess Of B,,;
was daily expected.
The London Times. in remarking upOn II.
subject Of the deIea, Of the English. MIN, ,rr IN
the Malt Tax. says:
The idea Of the Administration resi- min, =,
such pnlnt would be the helgh, If ioiy ar al
surdity. There could searoelv b. greater "a.
lamity tor this country than a cbie.c in The cum
ci!iors OF the Crown at the present mn f,,,
when plans have been matarrd for The ,e,pa,,,
ut SD many great questions, and when me coca,
try Is so eager To reap some OF ths frnl,s Of ~,
form. The arrangement of the affair. # ~,
East India Co.. pan,. the Bank Charter qgs,'i,-
the new code lor a5DIl,hIng or mtiyarny roo
NAL slavery, the state OF the Chufgh. bt.l:r,
many other things 81 great impo' fAlre, pcs
for an immrhia;e decision. The lras. rreulp
ton Ia tue Government at hi. interesting en-,
would lose half o! ona vt tue most nporra,
sessions in our annals Besides, no pa,r1 aA
the faction of an,fchy could cam a'y tia. tY
the change. The return Of the Torlss To ofi,,
is impossible; the country rejects them, atd
they themselves are ronies,ediy aiiaid To take
II; aud we snpp,e he county l. MI vet prs.
| pared to subnl; 10 the dominion uf ne lil.h lord
Of misrule. or "f the Brummagen llanplen.-
All that we could gain BY an eAh,tlun OF unpr
triotic pique or pride 10 tender'n: her places
by the prescn' Cabinet. would BE- sone eonia.
sion, and great interruption TO the baolneS, Of
the country. We hope, however. that ministers
will take warning from the danger into which
their own want Of foresisa! has plunged them
The following declaration made in the House,
by Lord Ai'horp, on MONDAY, the SON. poIn,
cut the course which the Ministers have dete.
mined to pursue in the embarrassment under
which they labor, caused by their defeat on A'
previous Friday. This notice excited eon,id'''
able debate, several members having under'toe
Lord Althorp to have said on Friday, "iaH
the vote had placed the government In a s'aied
| considerable embarrassment, but alter the vote
to which the House had come, he could not think
of Offering any opposition to the carrying Of Hia
10 effect"
The Malt Tar-Minisierid Proposition
Lord Althorp rose and said that he felt quite
persuaded that every gentleman expected 'ha'''
would state, upon the present occasion, what u"
the course which his Majesty's ministers were
determined to pursue In consequence Of the RS"
luton adopted on Friday last. Hear, hear :
The decision OF the house on Friday evening had
placed his Majesty's government. as he stated Al
the :ime. under circumstances ct great emnf
rassnent. After hts Maissiv's ministers hi
that II would be desirable to bring the quest"
! as to the reduction Of the malt tax again u"de
the consideration Of the House, IN such ma,
ner that the whole state Of the case shou|d II
brought fully and fairly before it-'hat every ny
norablc member might see clearly all the cor"
quences Of taking such step as that 'nv""on
the resolution. adopted on FriIa! last, and '''
| they should all come TO decision upon we VIZ
I iect with their eyes open to the whole "DI'c''0
effect of such proceeding. FHrar. hear
!. II was Obvious that the sense OF toP "''
should be taken up3n the point at ne 'h''',
moment and with the least possible deia'' ~
for that purpose he now rose to give no''t', y.
it was his intention upon to.1orro" nss'
move. as an amendment upon the motion '
hon. Baronet, the member for the city ul lHrdf
for the reduction of the house and "IndhN ~