Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-14

lord Lieut.. whose duty it should be to cause to
,e executed those clauses Of which the object was
o prevent plurality Of bene6ces.-sd, That
he Archbishops, Bishops and all great ecclesias-
ical diguitaries Of Ireland should furnish annu'
lily by way Of tax sum Of 100000. to be ex-
pended in keeping the churches in repair and as
,istiug poor clergy men. Sd. That these dienlta'
RES should not be allowed in any impost or contr'.
button to seek an indemnity for the payment OF
the tax just mentioned
The discussion had proceeded thus lar when
the mail left.
LONDON, April Eve learn that our govern
meut has received the reply OF Prussia ana AUS
tria relative to their views on the SUBJECT OF the
affairs of Holland. II is asserted that 'hey arc 10
perfect accordance with those OF France and En-
gland. This, 1t is said, is the occasion OF the
conference which took place Yesterday and the
rise of the funds. Consols 81 50:
NJ. De,iel, 1.-THE Dutch Envoy it is said, after
his nronositions had been rejected. made new
ones, which consisted in demanding the release
of the Dutch prisoners Of war. and the removal
of the embargo; in offering the opening OF the
Scheldt as before the siege Of the citadel OF An
twerp, this is the important point;) and IN lea
wing it entirely to the decision OF the whole con-
ference to regulate the defui,ive Treaty between
Holland and Belgium, provived the latter should
consent to the same thing. This last proposition
was to have been presented to the Belgian gov
eminent on the 3lst Of March.
From the we'll known character Of the King OF
Holland. it is evident that this proposition con-
ceals a new danger. The Cabinet Of the Hague
would not have demanded that the question
should be left entirely to the discretion OF the
Conference, without having previously consulted
the intentions Of the Cabinets of the North. and
% sfyins themselves that the three Courts
of the North would probably be favorable to the
claims Of Holland.
FRANCE.
Gen. Guillemmot is de6ni,ively nominated Go.
vernon OF Algiers.
France ha, lost one Of its most worthy and
useful citizens. NJ. Ternaux died at his resi-
dence, st. Owen, on the night Of the lst inst.
The ships Superb, Dugusne, aud Sutfern, are
to be assembled forthwith in the harbor Ut lou
Ion, together with the Nestor and Vile de Mar
settle. Tie frigates Gree, Melpomene, and
Hermone, with several briss and corvettes, will
complete . squadron. which is to be ready tor
orders at a moments warning.
The diplomatic conferences continue here. al.
most without interruption, relative to the affairs
Of the East.
Since the change in the Spanish Ministry, the
passage of diplomatic courers between that
country and this, has been very frequent. Yes
terday, two cOuriers arrived from Madrid for the
Russian Ambassador. The influence Of the
Cabinet of St. Petersburg the notifications
brought abou, in the Spanish Cabinet has not
been small.
The following letter addressed to Nj. Belmon-
let man of letters, will be read with interest:
LONDON, March 90,
Sir-The unaccountable and too real proscrlp-
ton to which and my family have been subject
for SO MANY years, will prevent me being present
at the fets which is to take place tor the benefit
Of the imprisoned patriots. and which is to be
ngton and the Hon Nj. de Cormenih. As you
are one of Stewards. l request you to present my
Offering. The bearer will deliver you tn that ef-
diamonds, which belonged to nv brother, the
Emperor Napoleon, which he wore in the camp
at Bou!osne. and during the campaign Of Ulm
and AusterlitZ, and which he gave inc on his re-
turn. wish that the events which it calls to
mind, may SO enhance its value, as to render it
Of some utility to the generous citizens who are
the objects Of the fete. | add to this decoration
the SUN Of 600 fr for the same purpose. Accept,
etc. JOSEPH NAPOLEON BoNaPARTE.
The entertainment for the benefit Of the impri.
soned patriots referred TO in Joseph Napoleon's
letter, was to have taken place in the Sale Ven.
tadour, but that building was refused by the Pee.
feet Of Police. A hotel, situated in the rue de
Sevres. has been hired for the purpose, and the
day that is fixed is said to be the 9Th April.
The following letter has been addressed to the
Editor of the National
LONDON, March %.
Sir-I learn BY the Journals that subscription
has been opened for the purpose of buying in the
hotel OF one vino in July, sacrificed his fortune
with a view to insure the prosperity aud liberty
Of his country. The people are always generous;
they do justice to the pure intentions of Nj. La.
h'te, and are now re~ardins. by token of their
esteem. his strict integrity and his noble patriot.
ism. DESTROYS Of associating myself with all
who are generous in France, send you my of
fering; for in exile we are affected, even in
higher degree, by the glory as we'll as by the mis-.
fortunes Of our country. Accept, etc.
Louis NAPOLEON BoNApARrE.
GREECE.
A letter Of the 1st uIt iron Nauplia, SAWS
"Greece has been divided into three sections,
viz: the Morea, Continental Greece, aud the
Islands. Plapontas. one Of the three Commits.
ain aont IN, RAJ. -, 70 81.