Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-21
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ENGLAND.
The London Globe Of the 9Th gives the follow.
inc official result of the recent elections:
ENGLAND. .-Reformers 3O4
Conservatives, ITO
Observation-Disclosures, "A
Conservatives,
Observation-Disclosures, 30
Conservatives, 25
Total, l44 5l8
This result shows a proportion of nearly live
to one in favor of liberal principles.
Bulwer, the novelist. is elected from Lincoln.
His brother, Henry Bulwer, is elected from Co.
veniry.
Sir Francis Bur,leit and Sir John Hobhouse
are elected from Westminster; and DR.. Lushing-
ton from the Tower Hamets. MIR. Babbage,
the celebrated mathematician, who was can-
didate for Finsbury District in London, was de-
feated
MIR. II. Gouborn, the Chancellor of the Ex-
cheouer under the Duke of Welington's Admi-
nistration, and Mr.. Manners Sutton. Speaker of
the late House. are elected for Cambridge Uni
versity. Sir Robert Peel is elected for the b.
rough Of Tamworth.
Lord Mahon, the author, is chosen for Hert.
ford. Hunt was defeated at Preston, being 200
votes behind the lowest successful candidate.
Sir James Scarlet, late Attorney General to
the Tory Administration, is chosen for Norwich.
t Lord John Russell is chosen for the borough of
Tavistock.
Mr.. Barring is chosen for Marlborough.
, II is stated that the Duke OF Richmond has de-
clarpd that there are no grounds for entertaining
the expectation that he is TO succeed the Marquis
Of Angiesea in the Viceroyaty Of Ireland.
i 1t is believed that a considerable body OF
troops have been ordered to Ireland. as the coun-
try is represented to be in most f'ightiu' state,
many districts being involved in an universal
storm Of outrageous crime, all law being despis-
ed and laughed at. This, the Albion says, is at
tributable to the Wing Government.
Admiral Sir George Cockburn was on the eve
of sailing for the West Indies.
Messengers has been despatched to the North
ern courts, one conveying an autograph letter to
the King of Prussia.
If negotiations be resumed, Lord Pamerston
must withdraw his ultimatum, and negotiate on
the King of Prussia, previous to the lombard
ment of Antwerp.
II ia said that the Russian Loan is to be nego.
ciated by Hope and Co. to The amount of sixty
millions Of forms.
HOLLAND & BELGIUM.
BRussgLs, Jan. 9.-rhe report of intended
hostile no, ements on the part OF the Dutch, IS
still kept up. but, as stated IN former letter,
aetised men, as well as the better informed po-
lticians, are very 10th to believe. that offensive
movements will take place. Some partial at
tacks may perhaps be made on the Folders near
Doei, some wanton attempts to burn the farms or
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improbable that the King of Holland will attempt
any serious attack in the face of a superior army
of BeIyians, in the highest condition for taking
the field, and backed by French force ready to
spring to its assistance.
In the mean time the inhabitants of this place
are enjo,ing themselves as gaily as if neither
Dutch nor Prusslans existed. Dinner parties and
balls the order Of the day. That given by
their Majesties on Saturday, was splendid; and
the grace and affabillty Of the young Queen, who
danced with the French Ambassador and the Br.
tish Secretary Of Embassy, Sir George Hamll.
ton. were the theme of general praise.
Their majesties set of this day for lille. where
they will arrive tomorrow, after passing the
night at Tourney. They are expected back on
Sunday. The Belgian head quarters, now at
Antwerp. are to remove back to Brussels in two
or three DAYS, where they will remain until fur
Their orders. The divisions of the army have ia
ken up their new ground, and are ready for con-
centration at the shortest possible notice.
The London Courier of the evening of the 9TH,
remarks,-We have received from correspond.
emit at the Hague, in whose intelligence we have
every confidence. an important communication
on the subject Of the last proposition made by
Lord Palmsrston and Prince TaIeyrand, to the
Dutch Government. Our correspondent Informs
us that the most prevalent opinion at the Hague
among the best informed, was. that the King Of
Holland objects, not only to the substance but
also to the form Of the projects, Of the conven-
ton.
Notwithstanding His Majesty declares his vii.
lingness to renew the negotiations on the subject
Of the difference between Holland and Belgium,
but he demands, as a preliminary step, three