Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-31
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Wong May 2s.-By the arrival Of the
-, .,,o Poland, Captain Richardson, from
sbsoce she sailed on the 18th OF April,
49,. rsep,ysd Paris papers to the 10th inclu-
s,u which we make the following selections.
s !" r,.oeb papers contain no news from Eng
"a -Na!&art,
yrxx,. April 4,h.-Prirate letter, from Con-
,''aon. state. that the Sultan has formally de-
'L,J of the Russian ambassador that the Rus,
1i"I s.s, hall remain in the Bosphorus until
~ ~. bsen drhnitively established between
p,,. and the Pacha of Egypt II seems
,,, Satan apprehends that the tranquility
az t.. ..c would be endangered il the feet
~, offered to depart.
,,.rr 9Th, evening. BY letters of March S,h,
.ar Neyanlria. it appears certain that Niche
.'J Al has rejected the conditions Of peace Of
.lb. Animal R,u,Sin. lie was pa ,icularly
y.,,l,J Ly tue a'uce requiring the surrender
,.;.a,ai IN the Porte. Ii is added that he has
-, an, = secand .qladrca from Alexandria. and
:. directed Ibrahin again to move forward -
'a,a The recrip, OF this Intelligence, the Sultan
,a,L have again denounced the Pacha aud his
-, a, r,b,... and the Russian feet would have
o5,,,d the Bo,phorus. Hopes were expressed
Il, ms feet would immediately effect june
M, with French squa,lron, aud sail for Alex.
,nhi,. To compel the Pacha Ia si.n the treaty.
Ooy,s,, March lj.-Yes,crday the squadron
. ,l Admiral Cumany arrived in our harbor, and
! ~, anchor before the town at two o'clock IN the
,h,rrona II i composed OF the following yes.
s,:-thc Empress Mary, the Admiral's vessel,
q, 81 .anS; the pa,menio -; the Adrianople
q; tie Ttnedos frisate OF 90 guns, and the
la,2ort ship Lanserun.
SPAIN.
ne Gazette Of Madrid contains two DEGREES,
rIdulng that the PROVINCES shall send deputa
Ton, TO the capital on the 20th jane, tn paw no.
n,.e 10 the ynupg Iniin,a Maria Elizabeth Lou
IA, a, hejre,s apparent to the throne, ~ default
i NAE heirs This is considered by some
pr,oa. as IN effect c0nr0cation OF the Cor
r., but more general opnian is that it Is
i,sneI To suppress the in,rlsues Ut the Cariist:
0r the succession OF DIN Carlos.
PORTUGAL.
It's men,iuned that the cause OF Don Pedro
ook, rather mere fayorable-he had succeeded
procuring large loan
BELGIUM.
BsussELs. April 5.--We have heard that the
np,try lnleuded to resign. Ii is said that Mr..
Gole,, although the silence he has observed dur
10. the sitting uf the Sd nf Anril seems to place
lea.ues, the Ministers of Justice and of the In.
terror, insist. particularly Oh his dismissal
GREECE.
The news from this country is most encOurag-
t.; public order is most strictly maintained, end
tie government is acquiring the confidence and
regard OF the people
FRANCE.
Al the close Of the session Of the Chamber OF
Deputies ~ the l4th April, General Lafayette,
accompanied BY many of the members. waited
lpon VI. De- Broslie, to ihtercede for 425 Poles
Sho had left he place assigned them. and whO
BY their departure had brought themselves under
ne risOr OF the ordinances Of the government -
The Generalspoke with great energy in their
li,fNallon, and explained their motives NJ.
Dc BrOslle i, said TO have promised TO use his
lnAaenee 10 mitigate the penalties they have in-
cured.
PARls, April l5-The table Of the product
oil Indirect taxes during the three first months ii
TINS year, compared with the product Of 1881 and
1852, presents an increase OF 8,757, 900 francs
over the former, and Of S, 900 francs over the
latter
The Duke Of Orleans did not depart to day
,or London. Ills journey is postponed to the
MS OF May. In the mean timr il is hoped that
%melh'ns more positive concerning the affairs of
NE East Will be learned. that his ROYAL Highness
., nay confer eoncerning them to more effect. The
n''and and Beige question will also, It is be
''S'd, be brought upon the carpet,
PtRlS, April l6tb.-Prirafe Correspondence
Strange report Is in circulation in Paris, but
one which obtains some belief II is pretended
'Aat an extraordinary courier has arrived, an.
n"ane'ns that the Polish refugee, who Fed from
Be>anco. SC. had arrived IN the Grand Dutchy of
hAnen, that two regiments Of the line and one of
cavalry had united with them to bring about a
,s,oIptionary movement. II is added that the
FO'',h refugees who have left France are abun-
uaaly provided with money
We are assured that the Minister Of Marine
's ordered the fitting out of new ornaments al
we p"f' OF Ioulon. This report has been cur.
;sat since yesterday. and as the affairs OF the
East become complicated. there is no improba
AMY IN lis being realized The projected ex
rSu'oOn against Constantine ia no more spoken
" HE season which is sn far advanced, aud
,s. uea' which IL nov so powerful in that part o
''aSa' render 1t Improper