Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-11
LATEST FROM ENGLAND:

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ard Liverpool 10 the 24,h June inclusive. They
cont ain no intelligence from the continent OF q
more recent date than our French papers re-
ceived yesterday. Advices received on the 22d
in London, from Hamburg, contain the Rus
sian accounts of the battle at ParavaGi.
! GREAT BRITAIN.
| An interesting debate took place in the
House of Lords on the evening Of June ls, when
the Earl of Aberdeen laid on the table certain
papers explanatory Of The relations OF England
with The kingdom of Portugal. The documents
were exceedingly voluminous, comPrehendtng
! all the communica lions between the Courts OF
Brazil, England and Portugal, aud those be-
tween Don Miguel and those Courts, IN rela-
lion TO the succession OF the Portuguese Crown.
The debate, as reported, is too long even Tor
condo nsation to-day. The Earl OF Aberdeen
said, that with respect 10 the marriage oil Don
ma Maria with Don Miguel, the plan had ORR
| gnated with Don John VI; and Don Pedro,
Mr. Canning and Prince Metternich had SIM
ulaneously concured in thinking it all advisa-
| ole measure. He said that though one OF the
garrisons OF Terceira had declared in favor OF
Donna Maria, the population Of the Island was
decidedly in favor Of miguel, and in facta CT,
vii war prevailed there. He did not know how
he subjects Of the Queen Of Portugal could be
prevented from, going TO an island where her
authority was acknowledged; and how IL would
not be breach of neutrality 10 allow IN expe-
di.ion from England to SO out, for the purpose
Of joining either one party OF the other.
Complaint was made that the government
had no, made an exposition of It's relations
with Portugal earlier in the session. The Cou-
rier, in commenting on the language OF the
Marquis of Cianricarde, on whose call the pa
pers were produced, says, ait Is strange &C
cusa,ion against Ministers, thai they have not
given that informo,ion, which no one thought
il worth his while 10 call for" The same pa
per sdds:-
"Wi,h respect 10 other points Of our foreign
Policy, i, will be recollected that negotiations
with the Emperor of Brazil are still pending
The French and British Ministers are on their
way TO Constan,inople to facilitate the treaty Of
London-and that the war in The East is going
on. Upon all there points Ministers preserved
a proper reserve; confining themselves to The
genera! declaration that we had done and should
continue to do every thing in our power TO car.
nv The treaty Of London into execution"
We shall publish on Monday the Protocol OF
the Confer ence signed a, London on the 22d
March by the Earl Of Aberdeen, the Prince of
Poligoac aod Prince Lieven. Il is founded on
the basis of that signed a, ST. Pe,crsburgh A
pril 4th, 1926, and of the subsequent Treaty OF
London, both Of which proceeded on the prin>
ciple Of The nominal sovereignty OF Turkey
over Greece, and the paymen, OF an annual tri-
butte.
The Duke Of Wellington, il was said would
set out for the continent about lhe end oil July.
He would land at Os,end. thence proceed 10 in
.pect the for,resses Of the Kingdom Of the Me-
,herlands, and then go 10 Vienna.
The ceremony Of electing and inducing a
new Knight Of the Carrier. to fill the stall va
Gated by the death Of the Earl OF liverpool,
took place at the Palace at Windsor, on the 22d
June The Earl of Ashburnham was elected.
Private correspondence from Ireland stated
that he regislries Of the lOi freeholders were
going on slowly. The Assistant Barris'ers
considr red his Sc ssiou as merely expe rimental.
In Clare, Mr.. O'Connelis prospects were as
fair as his friends could desire. OF SO regis
tered the frs, day at Kilrush, 81 declared Tor
him
A serious afTray had taken place in Limerick,
between the rife brigade Of the 6o,h Regiment
and tie seth Regiment. 1t originated in dis
pu,e abou, O'Connell and the Clare election,
the la,er Regiment declaring for him, and be-
ing declared vctors, after furious contest in
the stree If Limerick, in which blood was
split, and lives were probably lost
Mr. Cavcndish has been Ieturaed 20 Pariia>
ment from the University of Cambridge, by a
majority Of l47 over Mr. Bmkes. Some sur
prise was excited BY this result. The votes
were. for Cavendlsh 600, for Bankes 462.
Parliament was not prorogued until the Gath
of June
The Leeds Mercury says, trade and manu-
fsciures," are still in state OF extreme dePres-
sion in Dewsbury, Heckmondwike, Milbidge,
Lit,ietown, Hightown, Robert-'own, Hudders-
field, Eliand and Halifax, throagh all OF which
places nave jas, passed People are every
where CRYING shame upon Parliamen; for break
ing up w,hou, attempting to alleviate the pub
lie distress, or diminish the public burdens.
The Attorney General has moved the Court
Of Kings Bench for leave to file a criminal infor-
nation against The proprietors of The Morning
Journal ne wspaper, for libel inserted in that
newspaper, Of and concerning the Lord Cham
~. l. III, lad 60, S.,l t~r