Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-24

determined him on trying his fortune IN person;
Tns ,ebelliou will henceforth have ceh're a"o
a common direction.
PORTUGAL.
Our advices by these papers are h' 'a'e' tn T""
Jisb,n than November 2nd, Inclusive ine
..m. dates have been received oe'"re'
snirt wa running high in the Portuguese caPlla,.
n x,s believed that affairs would proceed WIN
,,,s domestic harmony, il foreigners, 0oth ashore
anil oa,nf. would cease their oiiicIous intermed'
dino Recruits from England. and also from
ReIo,um. were frequently arriving, and were sem
off 70 the army, in fine spirits, at Santarem' :.
ders have been received IN England, however, d'-
rectue the agents Of Don Pedfn to en- Isl no "o'e
recruits. We presume. therefore, that .ht con
test is considered in effect TO have peeh aee'"eu
HOLLAND.
D,tch napers are 10 Nov. " II 70 Na'eo III
one of them, and with an air OF a"t""'"J'
the mission of Prince Schwartzen.erg 10 VIC
King. whatever its special objects m's". "a'e
been, had met, at the hands VI "'' "'J
~ wrb en,,re success. The Prince himseii
had Just lett the Hague upon his return 70 n ':,
lin. bearing with him snufbox set WIN "r"'
lan,s. ami other marks Of The favor and aPPfo.
baton of the King Ut the exact naiure "' i've
rnxoy,. propost,ons as regards the Brlg'an dis'
mite we are uniformed; but their tenor Is ah'
derstood to be very moderate and coociliatofy.-
There is as yet, however, no PaipaD'e mamhe''
ta,ion in their Dutch councils Ot better uispo'
s;tion to accommodate than has yet appeared
The Journal of the Hague says that there Is
no trsth whatever in the absurd reports sPreaa
nv q French Journal of the union OF part OF
Luxembure with the Pruss,an province OF the
Low or Rhine. 1t denies that any arrangement
has been made, and afhrms that Germany Will
not abandon any OF its rights over the whole OF
Luyembnrg.
The King has returned to his caplal from
Paris, and opened his Chambers win speech
He is silent as to the commercial state anu pros
poets Of his Kingdom-"sely so, 1t Is SAID,
because every thing is gloomy. Inc paGiie
credit of the country was to be strengthened oy
the investment of large balance belonging TO
the King Of Holland, which remained ~ the
hands Of the public treasurer 10 the Belgian
funds. The speech d~.lls much upon the adj
vantages derived to the country from the exten
sion Of rail roads, aud concludes with pledge
from the King that he will watch increasingly
over the interests Of the country inIs foreign re-
lations. There is not. throus hout the whole al.
dress. single sentence to favor a presumption
that the souabbie with Huland is approximating
to conc fusion.
RUSSIA.
A letter from Putawa. in the Ukraine, pre-
sen,s a dpplorable picture OF the extremity 4"
which the popu alton Of that fertile part Of Rus
STA Is reduced by the total failure OF the crops
The inhabitants have given themselves up to
despair. berg Obliged TO feed upon roots
great number ave persisted through inexhau'uon'
Corn which Is So scarce, that may be said there
is none at all, has risen TO an ex' essIve price,
/, being more than fifteen times its ordinar, va
lus
Snli later advicrs from St Petersburg. reach
ing TO the l,t OF November, show that The lam
lie spoken e IN q preceding paragraph IS by
no means confined 10 the province OF Ukraine.
Ru STA is sstfr'i'g at the present mo"ent, TO
a dreaniul EXTENT. from the total failure OF the
ha.,es, in man, parts OF the empire. we form
some concrtIInn Ut the extent OF the consequent
:, arc,ty from some OF the Imperial ordinances
CONTAINED in the last Petersburg papers, which
reackto the Nth (26th) oi Oct
By rr.nuuon of the Ministerial COMMITTEE
e,er, t,nl 81 corn is allowed to be conveyed
free Of dufy. and even in foreign vessels, from
one X l>>Idn pot t, another; and this permission
is to remain in 70 c., not only for the present;
but even for the whole ensuing year.