Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-10-18


cargo, including 1850 bags Of Indigo
Thus our mercantile marine, which
was already reduced almost to nothing
since The emancipation Of America,
will be destroyed by the Colombian
privateers, which compel our mer.
chants to have recourse to neutral YES
sells.
Madrid, Aug. Ism. Zea Bermu-
deg, in consequence Of an intrigue at
Court, having sent in his resignation
to the King, the Exaltes were exulting,
bu, the King, whom member Of his
own family earnestly solicited TO &C
cept of this resignation, and even to
lay aside the reigns Of government,
saw the snare that was laid for him,
and refused 10 accept the resignation
Of NJ. Zea
The police have gone some leagues
from this city, and made various ar
rests They have also taken into Gus
tody several seditious monks ofthe ca
pital, forthey no longer disguise their
dark designs. The day before yester.
day monk of the order of Mercy, held
forth in the most barefaced manner,
and in the public square, before very
numerous collection Of people. He
said that all was lost in Spain, as il ap-
peared beyond doubt that the King was
freemason; that in such a state OF
things the object of all Spaniards, who
were the friends of their country and
of religion, should be to place on the
throne the Infant Don Carlos, whose
good principles, and whose Catholi-
cism, were we'll known. All! said he,
if we could with the assistance Of God,
effec, SO important change, the state
of unhappy Spain would not yet be
quite desperate. Here therefore is the
principle Of legitimacy attacked BY the
very persons who ought to defend it.
Indicator de Bordeaux.
The following account is from Sc
vile, under date Of the 9TH of August.
For three days arrests are continually
made here. Nearly two hundred are,
already in confinement, and as all the
prisons are filled, orders have been gi-
ven TO the superiors of converts, to
place at the disposal Of the civil autho-
rity all such parts of their respective
houses, as they have no immediate ne
cessity for. Among the persons ar
rested are great many monks, who
held Offices in their converts, and also
canons. 1t would appear that these ar
rests have reference to some plot OF
great importance. Similar proceedings
have taken place at Cordova, and as it
appears, simultaneously with those OF
our city. AT Cordova, as here, monks,
canons, and other individuals of con-
siderable wealth, form the great majo-
rity of those who have been arrested
The following article is from the Pr
Tote Of this evening
The animosity between the Greeks
and the Austrians manifests itself more
and more. According to the latest
news from Trieste, an unfortunate at
fair occurred between the Austrian COR
vette La Caroline and a small Greek
vessel of war in the port Of Valona.--
La Caroline, according to the Austri-
an account, discharged gun, loaded
with blank cartridge, for the purpose
of compelling the Greek vessel to low
err her flag. The latter, however, in
place Of lying to, answered the sum-
mons by a discharge of grape and ball,
which killed two and wounded four of
the crew Of the Caroline. The captain
of the latter, in consequence, brought
his full broadside to bear upon the
Greek vessel, and sunk her. Only 10
of her crew we're saved. Forty more
persisted, one Of whom is said to have
been a Senator.
This event must naturally exaspe-
rate both nations; and if with this we
connect the building of u frigate OF Six
ty guns, now going on in the arsenal OF
Venice. for the Pacha of Egypt, the
materials of which are furnished from
the imperial magazines, it mus. ap-
pear quite, evident that Austria is rea-
dy to throw of the mask, and TO CO.
ope. ate in the massacre OF the unf,r-
tunate Greeks by the sabreS OF the fero-
cious Mussclmen.
Paris, ing. 26.-The Etoile of this
evening, gives the following news from
Spain ~.
"On the 10th Of this month General
Bessieres Quilted Madrid privately,
with the intention to put himself al the
head Of some partizans, and to deliver
the King of Spain from the captivity in
which he is heldby his ministers. We
learn that on the 18th three companies
of the Regiment Of Santiago, cautioned
at Jetafe, took, with Bessieres, the d.
rection Of Brihuega.
"From the accounts received, il ap-
pears that Bessieres presented himself
before Brihuega, in the name Of the
King, and that, after having passed in
review ,he .royalist volunteers of that