Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-07

NAV he already settled" The squadOn at pre-
sent consists of the Rainha, Donna Maria. and
DON Pedro frisates, and Villa Flor brig, fully
manned bv Englishmen. aud the rtuguese aad
Constitution Corvettes, manned and oihcereu ny
Portuguese.
In Oporto another forced loan is in progress,
and one of the defaulters in the former loan, an
old merchant named l.ubo who was assessed 1t
6 cnntos, and refused payment. committed to
prison. and ultimately compelled TO pay s. about
9I600. beiure the Government would release
him.
LlsnoS. March 25.-The i. 10 change in the
state of affars at Lisbon. Dun Miguel reigns
supreme, with the aid OF terror and the monks.
For some days proces.inns have paraded the
streets, and al, the churches impore the God Of
Armies to inspire the soldiers of on Miguel with
courage We may therefore expect to be at
tackled at day break to morrow. In other re.
spects, the Tranquility of desert prevails here
Foreigners much respected, both by the
people and the Government, as 1t Is possible 10
wish.
The navy of Don Miguel consists Of one ship
Of the line, two irgaies, and six or seven cor
vet,es and brg.; but there ere mt sailors to man
these vessels. Dan Carlos. Don Sebastian, and
his mother, the Princes, of Beira. were expected
to arrive at Lisbon on the Goth. The King OF
SPANS decree describes the Princess's visit az
made at the request of her brother, Don Miguel,
aud his Cahoc Majesty graciousy permits his
we'll beloved brother and nephew to accompany
her. You are. Of course, aware that this permits.
sion is ipso facfo bauishnent from Spain.
FRANCE.
The papers and letters from Paris, are to the
S0th of March inclusive; butthe news IS Of very
little mnment III any respect
The Messenger speaks Of all intended change of
the Ministry. according to the following list: NJ.
Dupin, Minister Of Justice aud President of the
Council the Duc de CLoiseu!, Foreign Affairs;
Count Mole, the Interior and Public Works;
GullIeminot, War; HUMANE. Finance; Elenne.
Public Instruction; Duperre, Marine; Appert,
Project of Police; reste, Project Of the Seine.
This list is said to be circulated by the adherents
Of wbat is called the Third Party.
Tie Indicator Of Bordeaux. Of March 9th,
states. that the health Of the Duchess OF Berry
has been improving for the last few days, Whit
the Journal de la GuieDne, the legi!imatIst jour.
nal, says that the news from Baye becomes more
and more alarming. and that the Duc!ieS. is ac-
,uaIy diving. Our fears lit says) with regard
to the health Of Madame, not yet aIlayed -
I. appears that the irritation of the chest of the
august prisoner increases. No improvement can
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h"les sharp aud piercing air, which kills her.
The detention OF Madame. is now not only ille-
gal, but homitdal. according to the expression
Blnye yesterday, returned to Bordeaux last night.
His reports dre not calculated to dllay the fears
we have just expressed"
HOLLAND.
Advices from the Hague are to the 5Oth of
March. The Baron Nye,eIt had returned from
his mission to London, but had nor been summon
ed to assist at any Of the meetings of the Cabinet
since his arrival. This is deemed surprising; but
the Baron makes no secret of his personal con-
victiun that it Is for the interest of the Dutch
King, as we'll as of The Dutch people, to con-
clude this long-pending negotiation, and avert
the danger Of war. although It much greater
sacrifices than any thing thai has been proposed
on the part of France and England. As soon as
he was superseded by the arrival of NJ Dedel, he
declared that he felt himself no longer called up.
on to disguise his real sentiments, and since his
return to the Hague he processes on ali occasions
to speak like an independent Dutohman.
On his arrival at the Hague, the FIX Minister
waited upon the King. in company with the Min.
lster of Foreign Affairs. Hi, Majesty asked ma.
ny questions on the intentions of Lord Palmer
ston with regard to Holland, and especially on
the opinion of the higher classes in England. -
The Ex. Ambassador answered as well As he
could, but laid particular stress OF the tenacious.
ness OF Prince ralleyrand, whose firm intention
it was to terminate the Beige question according
TO the first Protocols, and the Treaty OF Maven.
Der Is, 1881. After a moments reflection,
William exclaimed" TaIleyrand is only an
Ambassador. but an King. If he wishes to
terminate our affairs according to his views, il is
my wish that they shou d be settled to the honor
of the Netherlands. We have been suffering for
the last two years. and We ready to suffer two
years more, if necessary"
The following is an extract Of letter address.
ed to respectable merchant in London, and
published in the Courier; but the editor dissenls
from that part Of i, which anticipates war, and
adds, that ~ from all which comes 10 our know.
ledge, we fear the likelihood of speedy settle.
ment of this everlasting question, becomes less
every day"
"THE HAGUE, March a7.-Thnss look very
warlike. You may positively rely upon it that |