Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-04

that Don. Miguel has excused himself from
beying his brother and king His excuses al
supported by Austria, and keep up great e,
J citement. A man of war has been sent toBr;
iii to urge Don Pedro to go to Portugal b.
fore October 25th Another man Of war :
Brest, has been ordered to follow her, to be pls
ced at the orders ofthe Emperor.
Count Villa Real has lett Lisbon for Londo
unwil'ingly; he is supposed to be in favorof Do
] Miguel.
I A Spanish guerrilla party, Containing som
Spanish and some Portuguese refugees, hay
invaded the Spanish territory, and surprise,
village. They killed centinel, and plum
dered several houses and returned to CASTLE.
The pretended conspiracy at Algesiras Isl al
imposture. "a.
il is said particularly in the northern Euro
pean Journals that several of the Sovereigns arr
shortly to hold meeting in Bavaria, or raihe
at Salzhurg, which was formerly in Bavaria
The king of Saxonv, il is said, is TO meet there
{ with the Emperor OF Austria, ana the kings o
Prussia and Bavaria.
The Greek fleet has been seen of Cape 81.
Angelo, consisting Of 81 sail, including the Hell
las iriga,e and 8 iire-ships. The Turkish fee
is said 10 be AT Patras.
The dividends on the Guatemala Loan, due
Oh the Isl of August, were 20 be promptly paid
| on ,ha, day, by Mr.. Zebanda, the Enyoy from
that republic.
Lord Cochrane's son, William Erskine Coch
rane, was summoned before the Lord Mayor
10 answer 10 charge Of having engaged mid
shipman 10 so 10 Greece, as passenger III @
vessel with ten men, OF whom he was 10 have
the command. The case was however dismiss
ed, no evidence appearing.
The Duke Of Buckingham was on his way 10
Southampton, 10 embark for the Medilerrane-
an in his yacht, which is said 10 have oeen re-
Gently built expressly for the purpose. Ills
voyage is undertaken for scientific OBJECTS as
well as for his health, and he is TO be absent
abouta year. 1t is said tina, among other plans,
he mediate: visit 10 Greece.
One of the weal,hest or the Polish Lords,
Count Sa,i6skie, has lately had ano,her piquc,
match. Some time ago, while OH an embassy
to Constantinope, he won from Captain Pa
cha, at chess, u slaves, with 5000 leopard
skins, watch he afterwards sold III Hungary Tor
100000 francs. He sci the slaves al liberty
on the spot. In his late game, he has lost
90 900 acres Of wood, with magnificent man.
sion, on the banks Of the Ester, 10 the Prince
Dolsorouki.
Sir James McIntosh's great work on the Ike
volu,ion of 1858 is understood 10 be prepared
for the press. The author is said 10 have avail
ed himself Of the library OF the Duke oil Bed"
ford in collecting his materials
By letters received from Messina, we learn
that very remarkable natural phenomenon has
taken Mace on the coast Of Calabria, opposite
20 Messna, and not far distant from Reggie -
The powerful action of the STA during the late
storm has carried away small village, when
stood on the shore, together with considerable
snacc Of the shore itself, and formed natura
| h .rbor. apable of .shel,eling a great number
Of ships Of war in perfect safety. Such har
| Dor: i, is said, was much wanted on that par
Of The coast.
The Gazette de France declares the treaty pub
Gshed as having been entered into between
Grea, Britain and France for the evacuation o
Spain, TO be mere fiction of the Partisan edi
.ors Ii is, on the other side, SAID, that It is TIT
outline of an arrangement which wants only TIT
concurrence OF the Spanish government to Car
ry it into effect >,
| I, is believed that MIR Hobhouse, the .Unde
Secretary of State for the Home Department
and Mr.. Harris, the Secretary OF the treasury
go out Of office.
POrtugaL-A further change is reported L
have taken place in the Portuguese Ministry
| The Coun, de Pamela has, il seems, declined
receiving the porueuile of Foreign Affair
which has, in consequence, been eonhoea
M de Villa Real. The general aspect oil affair
in that country, too, is described as extremely
unpromising. Guerillas are said 10 be multi
plyine in the northern districts OF the kingdom
where the Constitutional Government f1nds
imoossible TO raise single recruit Tor the arm!
and symptoms of the activity OF the ApostoiI
cal faction are likewise manifested III o'he
quarters, though in less prominent iorm.-
From all that has transprred, indeed, II Is pre-
bablc tina, matters will soon come TO c'isi
in Portugal.
Sir TVatter Scott and his History OF Napoleon.
The French Liberals are not al all sa'ishca VII
the new Life Of Napoleon. They charge IN
author with carelessness, inaccuracy, and pre-
iudice, and say that, however clever as move
) ist Sir Walter is not able TO estimate the eh'
roc,er or TO write the history OF Napoleon.
The Algemieine Zei'ung contains account
from Munich, giving further details OF butter
cries committed by the SeIaskier after the oa
tie of Cape Koleus, on which occasion ohe 'ho'
sand Greeks persisted, and six hundred wei
Han