Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14


loo and Luxemburg.
SO Evacuation of Venloo and the Dutch por-
ton of Luxemburg nv the Belgian troops.
~. Reduction of Dutch army TO peace es'a'
blishment.
% Reduction of Belgian army to peace es'
Enlistment.
80 Restitution TO legal owners of Dutch pro-
perty, conii.cated by English and French Gov
ernments.
A calculation is made in the Paris ad'sces,
that the expence Of the arm, OF Belglumi.G75.0 900
per diem, and that oiready tie campaign has cost
R2. 100000. of which, it is said, Great Britain
is to pay her share, VIZ one half
A general order OF Marshal Gerard announces
to the troops the reward they will receive from
the Kings hands on his reviewing them at Naien
ciuues Ii states, 1st, the number OF metres of
trenches thrown up 5v the working parties to
be 1900. or ab"ut 81 mics. Oh The uumbrr
of wounded. 695: killed outright. 1893 total
SO3.sd The rounds of ammunition fred by tue
artillery. 6S. 0GO: of which l6.tt0 were howitZtr
shells, new model. Is. 900 ten inch m0rar snelI.,
and the remainder So 600 round short, "a and
Is Founders. The material found III the citadel
aud forts amounts to so pieces OF different form
and calbre. with large supply nf ammunition
and projectiies Of every description.
Reply ofMe King Of The French to the Chamber
Of deputies
GENTLEMEN: Good laws wisely meJitated ard
carried into execution with candOr and good
faith are the 6s, guarantees for those institutions
which France has Won, aud which have sworn
to maintain. In The course OF the year which
has Just elapsed, they have been exposed to at.
tacks, over which the strength Of the Govern
ment has trlumphed, aided by the support OF
the nation at large, and by your concurrence
These are pledges for still further success,
should nc dangers call for our exertons.-
These also have given Us the means of maintain.
ing and guaranteeing external peace.
D.. The expedition against Antwerp has had the
double effect OF inspiring the execution OF trea-
ties and of protecting France against the dangers
to which she was exposed by hostile policy. by
an assembly OF fnrces 50 close to our frontiers,
and which might have threatened them. HoweY'
er, hope we have repealed this danger BY the
: fidelity with which We have fulfilled our engage.
ment,, that spirit of conquest which does not be.
! long to our times. and which only draws down
upon all those who yield TO It, all the evils witl
which humanity can be afflicted. trust that
with the concurrence Of the two Chambers aud
the support of the nation we shall make the cri-
sis happy one. am deeply affected by the SEN
tinents you have expressed towards myself. and
appreciate highly your sufragrs towards my
suns"
PORTUGAL.
| A vessel. which left Viso on the ed uit, has
just arrived. She brings a confirmation ot the
sortle made BY the troops Of Don Pedro on the
18th. About 1000 men sailed out early on that
morning. and when the last accounts. they were
busily employed in Villa Nova in shipping of
all the wine they could find there for OPor,o.
GREECE.
Az article from Rome, of the Goth ult announ.
ces the arrival there. an that day, of King Otho
and bis brother. the Prince Royal of Bavaria.
An article from Trieste. Of the 22d uIt an
nounces the arrival there OF the Ba, arian troops
destined for Greece, and embarka'Inn Of the first
column on board Austrian transports.
TURKEY & EGYPT.
An article from Trieste ni the 9th ut states
that the Egyptian Agent there had received oil
cial notice from his Government, that fresh ne
quotations had been opened between II and the
Porte, on basis approved BY both parties, so
that a favourable result was anticipated.
ENGLAND.
We believe that measures of s,ron. opposition
to the proceeding. Of Ministers. with respect To
their foreign pulley. have been recently concoct
ed at a party of Tory Lords. held at the seat Of
a noble marquis in an adjoining county The
contemplated attack, it i, said. will be made at
the earliest opportunity u the assembling Of Par
lament. Morning Herald.
We have heard from source on which we
can place reliance, that the Court of Russia has
Officially communicated to the British and French
Cabinets its determination not to join any Con-
ference that might be formed for the further con-
sideration of the Dutch and Belgian Disputes
This determination is caused by the departure OF
the Conference, as it is alleged by the Court OF
Russia, from those principles on which It's inter
ference, was grounded.- Courier.
There has been for some days rumour, origl-
mating probably, more in the wishes than IN the
expe Citations of those who promote It, that the
present ministers. after all. will not meet Par
lament; and that there is especially great want
of cordaIny between Lord Brougham and his
colleagues. We give the rumor as part "l the
talk Of the day, without processing T. know "heth'
er any credit oush, to be attached to H.
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