Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-30

Fop;e de Lima, Portuguese Charge d'Affairs
Al Madrid. we're also al an end, and that conse-
ourn,,v he was under the necessity Of terminal
mo his Diplomatic relations with him.
The latter NJ. Pohte de Lima) received his
1espatchss by an extraordinary courier sent
frorn Lisbon 10 the French minister at Madrid
In these dispatches he was informed that others
would be scny The next day, (the 2Sth,) but we
learn, Yesterday that The bearer of Them was
arrested at Villa Viciosa by the Portuguese re-
fugees. Their contents are Of course unknown.
The Court returned this morning from the
Escurial. The report OF the dismissal OF NJ.
Colomarde gains credit. Count d'OHalia and
VI Zea Bermudez are spoken Of as successors.
= Journal dcs Deba,s.
Nothing appears to have TRANSFERRED respect
ing the intentions Of the French government in
regard TO the recent measures Of the British
government for supporting Portugal. The
French Cabinet held long sessions daily, and
The stocks had fallen about three per cent. The
Etoie published the whole details, and Mr..
Csnning's speech, without one word OF COM
ment.
The letters from Havre state that no exci.e-
ment had been produced there by the in'eiii-
gence from England, as il was believed the pro-
ceedings of the British government were adopt
ed with the knowledge and sanction OF The
French cabinet The Hayre market was not
affected by the news,
On the other hand, il is stated, or intima;ed,
in the Journal du Commerce, that great dis
senlions exist in the French Cabinct-that The
party attached 10 the jesuits is the most pow
rrful, and will net coincide in the pacific de-
signs Of the Minister, Mr.. Villels; and that war
viii certainly ensue.
The same paper states, that 5000 stand OF
arms for the Royalists who have entered Por.
tu,al, were furnished from the French garri-
SONS in Pampeluna, and with the knowledge OF
the French ambassador at Madrid.
There are no later advices from Portugal
than were received from England. The papers
contain the particulars of the capitulalion OF
Braganza to the Royalists, who ACT in the name
Of Don Miguel
Don Miguel is said 10 have issued decla-
ration, disavowing explicitly the proclamation
made in his name by the Royalisls when they
entered Portugal.
Al BayonRe, Dec. 9, there was much excite
nent in the marker, in consequence oil report
that Portugal had declared war against Spain.
The French ambassador at Madrid, has ar
rived in Paris.
Paris Exchange, Dec. 10, S o'clock-The most
complete panic prevailed in the market 10 day,
in consee uenee Of a false rumour, that upon the
solicitation Of The lnfanta Regent Of Portugal
for succour Of the British government, and 4
message Of King George 4th to Parliament,
relative thereto, the troops and subsidies re-
quired had been voted with acclamations. The
result Of this report was heavy fall in all de-
scriplions Of stock. The S per cts. for money
closed at OFF 2sc For the end Of the month
OFF. rs. The per CTS. for money closed al
67f. For the end Of the month, at4 O'Clock,
65f. rs. AT this hour 65f 40 In the foreign
market q S,-eng sensation was produced by the
intelligence of the failure of the house ofFalco-
net & Co. Naples. In Columbian end Mexican
nothing doing.
Dec l4ih-Prices have risen very fast TODAY
3 per cents end Of this month, closed at 81 80,
ard we're afterwards 81 IS. per cts. closed
at 90.
Sales of Cotton al Horrs, Dec. i4.-25bales Mo-
bile 10 sous; so Tennessee, Is log; 40
Georgia, l6, 100 do. new, 1871
From French papers 10 Dec IS.
At Hayre, 18th, Newcastle, Wilkinson, Sa-
vannah; Adolphe Eugene, Knel, Charleston;
Edward, Cormerais, City Point; Chelsea,
Charleston; 18th, Rousseau, MI.evin, Alexan-
dria and Cowes. Sailed 18th, Commerce,
Herault, Charleston; 18th, Virginia, Savannah
-Bordeaux, 9Th, sailed, Ruth and Mary, Cal
win, ~ Orleans. AT Cette. Sd, Hanlonia, lis
dale, Bait; Cameo, Scudder, New York-At
Hamburg, Swallow. Nicholson, Rio Janeiro;
Germania: Hartman, Baltimore.