Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19

Joining france, aud some Of the Msditerraseas
provinces. All the active spaniards have LETT
Paris for their respective points. Nina IS at pre-
sent IN Paris, but be is not now considered as an
active Spaniart; and we believe the Spaniaras no
longer count on him for aid in their undertaking
A sort of Manifesto. purporting TO be issued
BY self styled directing Jpnta OF insarrecuoh
appeared in some of the London papers III the De-
ginning of September. 1t rs OF great ienSth;
cftes the ancient laws of Spain which justify the
deposition Of Sovereigns under certain c'fcum-
stances; declares that no harm was 'nciiheu
against the person of the King, who must be pro-
tected against traiterous ministers. ana hfoceeus
to give directions as from constituted provision
al government. 4 correspondent OF the LONDON
Courier saYs:-
The document in question does not come
from Spain. but from Chelsea. where IL was OH
ginally framed and concocted by nall uoLeh
Spanish refugees who know nothing OF what Is
passing in Spain. There are two signatures al
tached to the printed copies. the one Is Maria o.
rios. ~panish General, and the other that Vi
Mr.. Somebody Caltleron, a person who, l appre-
bend has no title to address thus whole nation,
wherein he is, perhaps, little known, or not
known at all.
| The copy translated! in the Times forms part
and parcel If the bundle of papers found IN the
river few weeks ago. and which was delivered
TO the Spanish Ambassador by the sailor who
picked it up. Therefore. | think there is no
! chance of circulation in Spain for this pathetic
! and heart breaking appeal of NJ. TorrJos and
! Co. As to the title these two persons may think
to have to the universal respect and confidence
/ Of their country, beg to decline an answer.
! The garrison of Madrid is computed at from
4. 900 to 5000, men Of all arms. but notwith-
sanding this reinforcement. the King has no in
tention to return. He will proceed from Gran
ia to the Escuria, where he will await the result
of events.
tits intended also to augment the spanish:a ar
nv by eight regiments of infantry and three oil
cavalry; but as money begins to be wanting for
the most urgent wants, it rs probable that this
augmentation will remain unexecuted.
There is a report that the fort of Pensacola
had been taken by the defenders of liberty.
TConst,tutiOnna
PORTUGAL.
The Journal du Commerce OF Sept. End, con.
tains the following paragraph relating Portugal
Son the 18th of Aug. the ferment continued at
Lisbon; the guns of fort ST. George were point
ed against the city. and the frigate DIANA OF AZ
guns was anchored in front of the Place lie Ter
reire de Ruco, which Is the usual place OF popu'
lar tumults In order to avert the storm. agents
of the police spread among the crowd report
that Charles x had been restored ia his throne,
and that he had cut off the heads OF more than
eco noted rebels, and among them those of the
principal editors Of the Jacobln Journals and &C.
neral Lafayette"
FRANCE.
England has fully recognised the new French
government. The Messagcr 'des Char,bres OF
the LIST ult. says:
Bv the Paris papers Of the 5th, it appears that
the Emperor of Austria had followed the exam
pie of England and acknowledge the new French
Government.
Yesterday, at o'clock. Lord Stuart de Roth
saw. and the Secretaries OF the English Embassy,
went in state to the King. His Lordship presen
ted to his Majest, his new letters Of credentials.
On leaving the Paais Royal, Lord Stuart was
received by acclamations, which he returned BY
bowling in a very friendly manner. The public
fully appreciated the importance of the new tie
which unites two of the most liberal nations Of
Europe.
The Globe remarks: There can be no doubt
that the principal powers of Europe will follow
the English example It is impossible not TO adj
Philip through all these transactions, which, in
conjunction with the general moderation display
ed throughout this Wonderful revolution, would
absolutely have exacted acquiescence from with
out, had there been much greater disposition
to withhold it.
When the Emperor of Russia first heard of
the lnsurrecticn in France. he gave orders that
the tri-coored far should not be received into
the harbors of his empire; but he was not aware
of the formation OF regular government, and it
appears from the latest papers, that the best in
formed persons did not apprehend refusal on
his part to recognise the new government.
The Moniteur of the I'd ult. contains an an
nouncement by the King, that all Peers who do
nor take the required oath of adhesion within one
month"; will forfeit their right to sit in the Cham
Der of Peers. and that alb Deputies who do not
take it Within Is days, will be deprived Of their
seats in the Chamber Of Deputies.
THE REVIEW IN PARIS.
from Gaig"ani'S Messenger, .4Ug. SOL
/ The Grand review Of the National Guards by
the King which took place in the Champ de Mars
Yesterday, was highly favored by one of the fin
est days that could have been desired for such an
occasion, the heat of the sun being delightfully."-
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