Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-08


nartics would be effected. Forty two thousand
eisht hundred and ssventy.two infantry, and
twelye thousand five hundred and thirteen ca,
VARY had passed through Malines aud Boon.
Marshal Gerard was to summon the citadel On
Tuesday night OF "Wednesday morning, tthe
oOth. or 2Ist,) and it was understood would al
low General Chasse "a hours Tor bis answer.
A DECREE of the King Of the Netherlands,
dated the 10Th November, contain the follow.
inc resolutions:-That all French and EagiA
nrouerty shall be respected: that in consequence
three DAYS shall be given to French and English
vessels to quit the Kings dominIons; and tha,
French and English vessels which may after.
wards present themselves In the ports Of HUI
land shall be politely warned of. without ary
detention or embargo. whatever. TheKing vii
revoke this order as soon as the Order IN CUun
ell of the 9th of Nov has been revoked bv the
English Ministry. Gen. Chase now in hi, ,at
year, has Quilted the house ~ the citadel, and Ia
ken up his abode in bombproof. and has de.
caredD public ~ his intention 10 bury himself 10
the ruins.
Accounts from Amsterdam announce Tia.
King William has given orders tor all the old
vessels in the different ports OF Holand to b.
sent into the Scheldt. These vessels. i, Is sald,
are to b. Fl led with stones. and sunk. to block
up a passage Of the river al point where II II
narr0west. Ill this measure be executed"
SAYS one letter, William may give up the c,a
del Of Antwerp to Leopold, for he will have tes
t0yed the town."
DECLARATION OF THE KING OF PRrs.
fla.
The Prussian State Gazette, Of Nov. llth,
contains an official announcement, that the
King, conformab y TO the declarations which he
has made on every occasion, and ia concert with
Austria and Russia, has caused notice to be given
to the Governments Of Eng land and France,
that he must refuse to cOrrcive measures not IN
" all kind of cooperation, but also hi, assent;
and that. on the contrary. he has resolved ~
place a corps of observation on the Muse, in
order TO be ready on the entry Of French army
into Belgium, t. avert the eventual consequence,
which the intended military operations might
have with respect to the Tranquility Of Germany
and of his Majes,y's domirions, aud To the gene,
raj peace.
PORTUGAL.
Intelligence from OportO Is received down 10
the 10th of November DAYS later. Up 10
that period no attack had been made on OporIo
by Dan Miguel's troops. who are represented IS
by no mems eager Tor close work. they prefer
long shot. Miguel is enieavOrins To Gu, a
Don Pedro's supplies, AIT, has been in grrat
measure successful. Don Pedro's forces had
made a successful attack upon one Of Msues
batteries, spiked three guns, and took 500 prl
soners. The sffairs of DON Pedro. however
are believed TO be critical. An opinion yer, ge.
morally prevails, among those persons who Tan
calmly take review Of the chances Of the com.
batants. that Dan Pedro cannot, with his present
means. succeed IN placing his daughter on the
throne of Portugal. Don Miguel, il was sup.
posed, was at Coimbra.
FRANCE.
The session Of the Chambers was opened By
the King in person on Monday. Nov. 10 We
are surrv TO STATE that. during the procession
from the TullerIesa ruffian IN the crowd took de.
lbrratr. aim at his Majesty with pistol. but for.
tunately missed his mark. The assassin was
secured. The atfocious attempt
excited general eyecration. and the King Wi,
greeted with the loudest cheers. and cries Of
- Vive lie R,," both on his route, and by the
Deputies. Some persons do not scrupIe TO .ay
that the whole affair was trick, invented BY the
ministers 10 raise The Kings dropping popularity;
but il this were true. they would hardly have
managed matters so cumsiiy a. to allow their
agent to be taken into custody.
The King commenced his speech 10 the Cham
bers BY abiding to the internal condition Of
France, which he described as prosperous and
Tranquil. the insurrection in the west having as
he saws been completely suppressed. and the al
tempts at a counter revolution 10 the capital aud
other towns being defeated BY the loyalty and
bravery OF the National Guards and the troops
of the line. His NJ jrstv does no, mention, in
express terms. the capture Of the Duchess de
Berr': cut we presume that he alludes TO It
when he saws, s" 4 recent, and, Tor the public
peace. q decisive event will destroy The illusions
Of that party" HIS Majesty. after congrauat.
ing the Chambers on the abundant harvest, AMI
the disappearance If the cholera, speaks Of the
Foreign relations Of France 10 the following
terms.
Without. the pledges of national prosperi'!
are not less assured
IL have every reason to reckon on the pacific
disposition of Foreign Powers, from thu assu,an
ces which daily receive from them.
/" The close alliance. which has been brought
still closer, between France and England. vii
b. for tie two nations fruitful source OF vel
fare. and Of strength, and for Europe new
guarantee of peace.