Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-17
IRELAND.

with Whlefeetism, continue TO prevail ID various
parts Of ireland.
/ Mr.. Barrett attended the Crown Office at
Dublin on the 1lth. for the purpose of being pre-
sent at the striking Of. Jury preparatory to his
trial for libel in publishing the first letter OF Mr.
O'Connell.
| Although two months have not elapsed since
the termination of our Ass,zes, there are no less
than one hundred and eighty.eigh prisoners a.
this moment confined IN our county gaoi! vi
this unprecedentedly great number. ~ were
committed from the llth to the SUN OF 'a''
month, and Is from the lst to the bth OF Tue pre-
sent monthly of the latter within the last TWO
days!-K Kilkenny Moderator
FRANCE.
A consniracy is stated in the French govern
ment ipurnals to have been detected Ia savoy
by which many Frenchmen are compromised
but no particulars are given.
| The grippe or influenza prevails TO great ex.
tent in Paris, but IN mildsr TORN than ID Lou
| don. -, 4,
Paris Papers of Sunday the 9Th Of April had
been received. That city renamed perfectly
tranquil.
The France Nouvelle, demioihcial paper OF
that date says:-
"Governmcnt has received intelligence that
a very extended conspiracy has been discovered
in Savoy Vast numbers OF arrests have taken
place in Turin and Genoa. Many Frenehmen
are compromised in this plot; the majority Of
them are inhabitants of Grenobe.
Our private letters state that the late move
mepts of the Poles Who had taken refuge III
France, were believed to be connected with ms
affair.
rELEoRArHIc DESPATCH FROM BLAYE.. MAY H.
~ \ # In
dent ofthe Council.
Madame the Duchess Of Berry was safely de.
livcred of daughter this morning, at hall past
three o'clock. The pains Of travail lasted TWEEN
" minutes.
NJ. Dubois, as we'll as myself, was witness
of the accouchment. The other witnesses arrived
afterwards. The verificaton will be made in the
manner agreed upon between the Du'ehrss anu
me- She will herself present the infant, anu oe'
clare that it belongs to her.
The mother and the iufant are well; only
the little girl is somewhat feeble. The liuch'
ess is full Of maternal affection. She declares
that she will not have nurse.
At the moment Of siguing the declaration,
D.neux added, 81 have delivered Madame the
Duchess Of Berry. the lawful wife OF Count
Hector Lachesi Palli, Prince Of Campo Franco,
Gentleman of the Chamber Of the King OF
the Two Sciies."
The correspondent of the Murning Herald.
under date OF Madrid. May 2, says:
The situation Of this country Is now so crit
cal that there is an apprehension. it the KING
dies, that we shall have another Siciian YES.
pers. His Majesty's limbs are now effected
with paray sig, and should another paroxysm OF
Of govt attack him, it is not likely that he VII
survive it.
Public sympathy is now wholly engrossed by
the dangerous illness Of the Duke de San Fer.
nando. Grandee Of Spain. and the confidential
friend Of the Queen. Every body imputes his
illness to NJ. Zea; for, undoubtly, bis indispo
silion arose from the communication Of the IN
telligence Of his banishment.
Ii is reported that the portefeuilles OF Finan-
ces aud Of Justice will be handed over to
Messrs Bureos aud Arjona Nj. de Cordova,
our Plenipoten,iary at Lisbon, seems to enjoy
the good graces Of NJ. Zea, who has procured
him the order Of Elizabeth the Catholic, on ST.
Ferdinand's day.
The rise Of our Funds continues to be brisk.
1t is said that Nj. Zea does nothing without con.
su,ing Pozzo di Borgo at Paris-a circumstance
which at once explains the Frequency with which
the interchange OF couriers between the TWO cap
itals takes place
PORTUGAL
The Times Uf the 18Th says, that Captain Bold.
staff captain Of Admiral Sartorious's squadron
has arrived, being the bearer ct important d's
patches from the Admiral. having left the fleet
of Oporto on the lst inst; and as It was blow
ing fresh from the south west, the Admiral was
about to proceed to V,go Bay with part of the
ships. On that day 27 cavalry soldiers. with
their hourses. &c. had been brought from the
south side of the mouth of the Douro, and safely
landed, On the 3Oth schooner had arrived from
Lisbon. with 81 men. mostly soldiers. some OF
which were of the police guard. the captain sta
ted that many more we're ready to embark TOR
Oporto. Admiral Sartorious. in his dispatches,
mentions that the news he had from the shore
was very favorable regarding the state of the
enemy. Desertions from Don Misuers army
were more numerous than they had been for
months.
SWEDEN.
STOCKHOLM, April s5.-The influenza has
now made tic appearance i'm Sweden An off.