Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-15
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

BY the ship Richmond, arrived in Hamp.
ton Roads on Saturday, in thir'y-two days,from
Liverpool, London papers to the 4h October
inclusive, are received. The intelligence they
convey, principally relates to Spain, which i,
likely 10 become the scene of much confusion
If not Of bloodshed-the instruction in Gaia
lonia had assumed formidable aspect, and
Ferdinand finding force unavailing, has had
recourse to s,ratagem, for the purpose ofiudu
cling the leaders of the revolution to hold a per-
sona conference with him at Tarragona, as
suring them that he would come with only his
suite aud weak escort, and that he would
send off all the military and civil authorities oil
the place. 10 parurruHa during the time that
the conference and discussions would last.
In speaking Of the charac teristic trait Of
Ferdinand's dupIicity, the Editor Of the lod-
don New Times says-It appears tina, he is
more disposed 10 trust 10 his usual weapon
ar,i6ce- than 10 the superiority Of his means
or The power Of his arms 10 suppress the In
surrection in Catalonia.--l1 His first attempt is
certainly worthy Of his inventive genius, buas
has employed delusion too often to be able to
practice it again with success. Confidence
once forfeited can never be regainca, and In
less the leaders Of The insurgents have los all
remembrance Of the past and all care forper
sonal safety, his presen, plan, however specIOu'
and liberal in appearance, must have failed en-
lirely.
From the Gazette de France, Oct ?.
Leltes from Saragosa say, that CONSPIRACY
in favor of The rebels Of Catalonia had been
discovered in that ci:y, and that twenty per
sons Of distinction had been arrested, among
whom are Major General Aran FrigIlo' a
Guerilla Chief during the time OF the con'"'
tuition; Col. Leon, a Brigadier, and the orc
theirs Of Generals Capa2e and trefre
From the Constifutionefl
Madrid, Sept. 20.
EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER.
General MONET, on the l4h instant, at Cor
ca del Tren, large valley about league ifOn'
Tarragona, tough, an action with the ieoe''' 10
which he bad two horses killed under h''"' ANU
was completely beaten. TIE rebels then uFo'e
him into Tarragona, where he has shut hlm:''
up with two regiments Of royal troops i@t!
are now beseiging him in that place. II IS
said 10 be the news Of this fight, joined 10 thai
Of the deserlion TO the insurgents Of nor.
than third Of the royal troops, which W.
determined his Majesty to Sc; out post.
The King has sent the Governor OF lara
COMA an order to 60 toBarcelona on the morn
ing of the 9th, when his Majesty will arTi'''
and lie has invited the Central Junta oil Gov
eminent established by the insurgents ar Man
resa, to repai, TO Tarragona on the 9sth, 10
confer with him, promising that there shln
be none Of the superior Military or Ga.
Authorities at Tarragona now estahlishea
there, and that he will enter alone with MS
suit and weak cUrt--It is doubted whethe.
the Junla of the insurgents would obey tins " =,
vitation. 1t is thought tina, The fall OF "
BalIasteIos, whose financial measures ha'.
done The greatest injury to Catalonia, the mos.
Industrious, commercial, and manufacture
province, will be the inevitable result OF 'I'
Kings journey. II would then be difhcVEW
pre-, cent that Of M calonards. from soon TO-
lowing, Notwithstanding his present ia,ol,
Two regiments of royal troops; in gong
through a pass called the Col. de 'Baiagtm,
were surprised and cut to pieces BY o'OVU
insurgents, commanded by stranger, whos'
name, and even country yet unknown mere
The insurgents have lately circulated throus",
Out Catalonia a, even in Barcelona, PrCcei,a,inaI
ton in the Kings name, in which 'uA 'n'