Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-21
RUSSIA.

We copy tie following Article from Tue -raf''
Times Of September 4th:-
A terrible revolt has broken out IN the Russian
military colonies. They speak OF trightful mas
sacres of Generals and officers. This event, IN
teIligence Of which reached the Government last
evening, by courier of the Duke de MOrtemart,
NAV have great influence upon the late ot TO
land.
From The Liverpool Mercury, SepI 8.
PORTUGAL.
INSURE cTIoN AT LIsBoN.-Capt kois'oh,
Of the brig Ann Paey, which arrived at TINS port
from Lisbon last night, called upon US alter mo
night, and politely favored us with the following
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
On, Sunday evening of the 2lst ult. at III O.
clock, the 4th regiment of infantry, at Campo de
RE barracks, turned out and declared Tor Donna
Maria H. cadet of the regiment went to the
commanding officer and demanded the regiment
coors, which were refused, and, IN the act vi
drawing his sword, the cadet run him through the
BODY, and took the colOrs. Part oil this regiment
not thinking themselves sufficiently strong, or
that matters we're not we'll concerted. refused TO
accompany their comrades, and only 400 (about
one half Of them) undertook the task oi overturn-
ing Don Miguel and his tyrannical government
They proceeded through the different streets, with
their colors flying. and band playing the constl-
tutioDal hymn; and as they passed through, the
people in general, from the windows, cheered
them with Vipa Donna Marta Don PEDRO, ne
la Flor, &c. They sent detachments to several
of the barracks part Of whom only turned out
They marched TO the Roca square, where they
were soon surrounded by the different regiments
of infantry and cavalry The I'm cavalry char
ced them. but was repulsed and gave way 10 the
Attn regiment, who maintained their ground 10 tue
last. nothaying single. ball cartridge left. Don
MipueI. ON hearing Of the rise of the troops, shut
himself up in Belem Castle, his staff went to re-
connoitre. aud some shots were fired at them,
and the Cunde de ST. MARITIME, and the Baron de
Befura. were shot as it was supposed taken for
Don Miguel, being like him in stature. Alter
all was over, Don Miguel, about o'clock, came
from the Castle and rode through the city a: the
head OF his staff
The reports Of the killed and wounded are va
rious it is stated to be $50 to 200. By daylight
or little after, S74 of the 4th regiment were
sent as prisoners on board of the ST. Sebastian
hulk. 4 major of the police was mortally woun-
ded in the ARRAY. The Major who iii-treated
Doctor West. is among the killed. There Is no
doubt that had Count Villa Flor been present
with the LOO menhe took 81. MichaePs Within
less than la hours he would have had possession OF
Lisbon, as well as the ma or part of the troops.
Our correspondent then describes gross at
tack upon Mr.. Grundy, British subject. by the
soldier. of the tyrant, on the 22d ult. On apply
ing to the commander, the Conie de Rodanda,
for redress the ruiIian cut him with his sabre,and
his men attacked bim with their bayonets, and
left him for dead He was taken to the British
factory hospital, and was found to have received
two sabre cuts, aud seven bayonet wounds.
The British Consul made spirited remon-
STRANGE TO the Secretary of State. Santarem, but
received no answer, IN consequence OF which he
ordered the British corvette Despatch, to anchor
in front, and as near as possible to the commercial
square, to give all protection to British subjects
in case of need. Trade is completely at a stand,
all is terror and dismay in the CITY; no one dare
show himself out OF doors for fear OF being insult.
ed.
The Gazette of the 25th ult. shews that the ty
rant intends to lose no time in putting his abso-
lutte puwer into execution. 1t contains decree
for the Immediate trial, or rather execution with
out trial, before military commission, OF all who
have taken part in the Instruction.
BELGIUM AND HOLLAND.
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