Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-08
From the Ne,c York american, March $.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Yesterday the ship Orozimbo, Mayell. arriv-
ed a, this por, from Liverpool, bringing Lii
yerpool paper of the 18th, and London paper
Of the evening Of the 10Th Jan. one day later
from each place than we had before received.
LONDON, JAN. Is.
We have received Bombay papers to the sth
Of August inclusive. They say that the Pacha
Of Eyypt, according TO the intelligence from
tia, country, was likely to throw obstacles in
the way OF the steam navigation communio "a
ton with England by way OF the Red Sea. The
sdi,or Of the Bombay Courier, however thinks
tina, the establishment Of steam vessels between
Bombay aud COPPER, would answer the purpose
of commune alton, as the journey from the lat
ter place 70 Europe would always be easy.
Sir II Lowe had arrived at Bombay
The intelligence in the Lisbon papers throws
.on. additional light on the progress Of the PoT.
t,g,ese rebels, and the measures taken to resist
them.
I, anpears that after the frurless attempts
IN The bridge Of Amarante. and the crossing
Of the Douro BY the main body of the rebels,
near Lamego, the Marquis oil Chevls advanced
10 Vizea, and placed himself in communication
with another corps which had previously occu-
MED Guarda. Almeida had some time pre-
yiou,ly to the 25th, fallen into their hands, in
consequence Of the treachery Of the garrison -
About the time that the English troops landed
N por,upal. the affairs Of the rebels seem 10
h.vs beg,n 10 decline. On the 23d December
,hsv Seem to have been not only in undisturbed
n,sxession os Iraz os Monies, but of great
nart Of the adjoining province OF Beera. line
5r,wn from Chaves, on the northern frontier, 10
WIEN. and thence to the Spanish frontier, wils
describe the limits of the rebels power which
extended nearly over fifth part of the surface
of Portugal. But about this time the troops of
General Claudiro advanced towards Vozeu, to
;o,, the Constitutional forces under Azaredo;
and on the gath, the Count Villa Flor, who had
cleared the frontier south ofthe Estrella Of the
Struggling parties which had entered from
Spain. marched upon Guarda, out oil which he
drove the rebels. On the next day he marched
forward also in the direction OF Vizeu, by Col
orico. so that the rebels in Vizeu are threaten
ed BY three corps. According to the ias' IN
,ellicence, thev had left that town, airing TO be
attacked, and had CONNIE need their retreat
|, is satisfactory that affairs had taken this
turn before the arri, al Of the British troops, as
j, s1ews that the disaffection TO the Cons,i,u-
ton j. far from being general. Though there
had heen much treachery and desertion among
the army. the Constitu tionalists have not want
ed faithful troops, and active leaders. From
the notices which reach US, the conduct OF the
Conn, de Villa Flor Eve believe young off,
crr) appears to have been marked with great
energy and judgment, After having thrown
back the Rebel. who bad attacked Villa Woo
ss and Es,remos, in Spain, and completely Sc
cured the country south OF the fagus, he cross
ed tina, river, advanced rapidly along tina, from
tier to the north, passed the chain OF the Es-
,rella. which he also cleared OF some parties,
drove The Rebels out Of Guarda, and immedi-
ately moving on Colorico, threatened the rear
Of the Marquis Of Chaves, and probably deter
mined his rerreat. Under the circumstances OF
the season, .he nature Of the country, and the
warfare with which he had to contend, the |
movements seem to have been made with as
much rapidity as success
The province Of Misebo has continued Sc
cure-few triAing attacks made on the nor'n
part of the line Of the Tamega having been re-
pulsed with loss. at
At a late hour last evening We received LIS