Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-08

bon papers to the I'd inst. The intelligence by
this conveyance is interesting, though not Of
decisive importance.
There is official intelligence Of several ae-
:ions having been fought between the Constitu
,ional and Rebel forces; all Of which were stat.
ed to have terminated in favor Of the former
The rebel chief de Chaves appears to have been
at Vizue on the 25th ult But subsequently,
accounts Of the 27th informs US that he was
forced 10 retire from thence: his vanguard hav-
ing previously plundered the town Of Fonde!la
We regret however to find in these official ad-
vices confirmation Of the accounts in the last
French papers. Of Alnieida having fallen into
the hands of the rebels. This unfortunate e.
vent is stated to have been owing partly to the
illness Of Gen. Pogo, but principally u the dis
loyal conduct of the 10th regiment of cavalry;
and we greatly fear, from the general complex
ion OF the intelligence, that spirit Of disafftc
ton pervades many Of the CORPS. tits acknow-
lodged that some of the rebel bodies a'e well
appointed, provided with Spanish arms, and
commanded BY veteran officers. 1t is even to
be feared that the rebels, if they do not expert
ence actual cooperation, receive al least direct
conn,enance from the Spanish forces on the
frontiers. The following passage from the last
despatch of the Marquis de Angela, is far from
presenting favorable sspecl Of affairs in that
diree ton. "'fhe regiments of the province Of
Tras-os-Mon,es having repassed the Douro,
and the guerillas being almost as numerous as
the population, the movrme?, Of Gen. Meito
could no, be made with the rapidity thai was
desired Col. Ignacio Pereira, Of The regiment
oil Orenso, has approached The frontier with his
gueriilas, as he saw grta; many Portuguese
in almost all the provinces OF Mlnko. Some
Spanish forces have also approached the from
tiers OF che same PROVINCE"
From private Letter
Lisbon, jan 1.-The BRUSH troops continue
10 arrive, and it is said they have commenced
the Decentralization This being strict holi.
day nothing is doing in Exchange operations.
The Constitutional troops continue to gain
ground.
From another Letter dated Jan 1.
The English troops are landing, but | be-
lieve and SD do most other people, that they
will have nothing TO do
Oporto, Zee. 26.-We remain perfectly tran:
quill in this city Ii is reported that the Mar
quis of Chaves has passed the Douro al Regoa
some DAYS since, and that his troops have
reach Vizeu; but notwithstanding this, con-
siderable force is still kept guarding the mar
LONDON MARKETS, 18TH JAN.
Cottons-rhe business in cotton last week
was very extensive, 1850 were put up at the
East India sale on Friday, Of which 1920 were
sold. The Sugar market was very languid last
week, and sales shade bower: the market
opened with more briskness this morning. The
Coffee market was very dull las, week, prices
about the same.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, 18th.
Consols look heavy. The Foreign market
remains dead letter, the prices being merely
nominal although quoted higher than yestcr-
day. No arrivals by express from Paris
The Liverpool papers contain number Of
letters from Holyhead, Whitehaven and other
parts of the Kingdom giving accounts Of the
recent storm We do not find however that
anv American vessels other than those before
given we're lost.
The Liverpool markets are of no later date
than those received by The Britannia.