Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-04


as the oath which he has freely taken, to main.
tain the Constitutional System. The appoint
ment is beyond all doubt.
The Marquis de Pamela and Count de Vii.
la Real, the two Portuguese Ministers he, e.
had an interview with Viscount Dudley. yes.
terday. at the Foreign Office-no doub:,on this
important affair.
There is not the slightest doubt among the
best informed people at Rio. that the Emperor
is earnest in his determination to support the
Constituiion.-He acts, no doubt, in the per-
suasion of the good faith Of his brother, and in
the hope that the Great Powers Of Europe will
now support the Constitutional System
| LISBON, Aug. IL x Extract of private
letter. The Journal, o Por'ugurz, published
the day before yesterday, the 9th, the following.
The late Prior Of the Barriero, arrested on the
9th ult. (,he day on which news Of the dismiss
al OF General Sandanha was recei,ed,) as we
announced in our paper Of the 26th, for having
uttered seGi,ious cries, is now al liberty. Those
who have been since arrested, in consequence
OF The crowds brough, together al the Terrriro
&c Paca, (Commrrcial Promenade are still in
prison, aud nothing has yet been said OF the
fate which awaits them. From all we can learn,
their trials will be much delayed.
II is IN fact certain and notorious, that the
armed rebels who nave attacked their country,
have constantly enjoyed periec, impunity, while
the authorities pursue 10 the utmost ,enial
uansgressions, committed by men, who have,
as faithful subjects, respected the legitimate
rights Of Don Pedro w,
Letters from Cinia state the Princess Regent
10 have been received with mournful silence,
which furnished striking contrast 10 the live,
ly acclamations Of which she was constantly
the obiec, till since July last year
1t has been remarked, that from the COM
mencement Of this week, the portraits OF the
Infant Don Miguel have been ostentatiously
multiplied, and they are exposed to sale in all
the most public streets. This fact, insignih-
cant under ordinary circumstances, appears
not little remarkable London San, tug 81.
We received last night by express, French
papers 10 the 29rh ult. They state under date
of Corfu, 9th Aug tina. the Greeks had gained
decisive victory over the Egyptians in the
Pesuporessus, in the vicinity Of Voslilza, and
had forced lbrahim 10 retire after three vain at
temp,s to force his way out Of the Peninsula
A letter from Zan,e Of Cd Aug. also announces
that Lord Cochrane had gained fresh advan-
taee al sea After alarming the whole city OF
AleXandrio aud the Pacha Of Egypt, by his a?
peayunce before that place, his Lordship had
returned 10 Poros, where it was expected that
he would lay up his vessels, according to the
practice OF the Greek naval commanders. he
remained towsvrr on the watch, and fading
that a Turkish trigate Of SIS guns and schoon-
er were passing the Island on their way to Pa
tras he suddenly rushed upon them, and after
brief engagement compelled them 10 surren-
der and brought them back in triumph. The
intelligence from ConstanliuOple in these pa
pers comes down 10 the Sd of Aug. al which
limc, though the treaty concluded by England,
France and Russia was mater OF notorlety.
vet the uiIiualum Of those Powers had not yet
been transmitted to the Porte, who had there
fore little less than month 10 re consider its
former determination, and 10 adopt one more
consistent with The views OF the European
Monarchs and The real Interests Of the Ottoman
Empire.
Accounts from Lisbon and Spain assert tina,
the British troops were 10 be Withdrawn III less
than two months from the Peninsula; but no
mention is made Of 4 similar movement on the
part of The French troops IN Spain, without
which we should not expect that his MaJrstys
ministers would consent TO the evacuation oil
Portugal, until u, least Don Pedro should have
arrived in Europe, ur hi, brother Don Miguel,
should have bound himself 10 maintain the
prcsent Charter in its integrity! Should Tins
Prince enter into such an engagements should
policy, concentrate in himself all the hopes,
wishes, and feelings Of the country, then all the
dangers which have long threatened Europe
having vanished, there is no doubt that orders
would be speedily forwarded TO Lisbon Tor The
immediate evacuation Of the kingdom by our
troops.
The Constitutional states, that the passage oil
Mr.. Huskisson through Paris had excited deep
interest in consequence of The important events
which were taking place, almost at that very
period, in the Peninsula, aud that the Right
Honorable Gentleman had held several long
conferences with the President Of the Council
M. de Villels) with whom II was supposed
tina, he had discussed those important subjects.
Leshorn, .4ug. l6-( Extract Of private let
ter1 A letter from the Isle Of Zante dated the
cd of August, says-"Admiral Coehrane after
having burnt the Egyptian brig before Alexan
dria, and carried terror into the enemy's coun-
try. has returned to Poros. Yesterday morn
ing, little frigate of so cannOns, and a scho0.
ner of the Turkish feet, passed our island for