Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-03

CkH.-By the Metacomet, arrived AT TINS port
Yesterday from Valparaiso, Intelligence Is recelv-
ed thai an lnsurrecton had broken out IN the ISL
aud Of Juan Fernandez, among the cOnvlcts sent
there BY the CHILEAN Government. They were
about 500 in number, and the garrison amount
cd to about 100 soldiers. The brig Anawan,
Capt Palmer, ST days out Of this port. bound
for Lana, arrived off the island at the time Of
he rising, and the captain went into the harbor
Gr the purpose of taking in water. The report
vas that he had been seized by the insurgents.
A letter from Valparaiso, dated on the 29;h of
December, mentions the receipt Of this informa-
uUn BY CHILEAN vessel, which saw boats from
The ,hOre boardng the Ana an, and working her
into The harbor. This vessel brought note from
F tie mate If the Anawan, to the American Con
sui al Vaparalso, mentioning the above circum-
Stances, and stating that IT Captain Palmer
did not return from shore in "a hours. he should
proceed with the vessel to Valparaiso. Mrs.
Palmer, vile of the captain, remained on b"ard.
lOere belng no American vessel of war IN port.
our Consul applied to Capt. Waldigrave, COM
mander Of the British squadron at Valparaiso,
hr assistance, who immediately despatched the
Voltage to look after the vessel.
Juan Fernandez being only about 10 leagues
TO the westward Of Valparaiso, we may hope that
he prompt measures adopted at that place would
speedily relieve the Anawan from her very un-
pleasant predcament
The letter referred to adds
The U. 5. ship Falmouth, Capt Gregory,
alled hence for Lima the 18th ult.-the officers
and crew in excellent health. 1t would have
zen gratifying TO the Americans here had the
falmouth remained until the occurrence of the
ii'r at Juan Fernandez; but Lieut.. Com'dt.
Long, aud other officers, intended to relieve
oose recently in charge of the schr. Dolphin,
Dung on board the Falmouth, and anxious 10 be
put IN possessOO Ut their commands; and there
4Ppeaung no present necessity for vessel OF
"4r III hs vicinity, Capt. Gregory conceived 1t
proper to proceed 20 eeward in search Of the
Dolphin, which. learn by letter from Lieut..
'Cmdt FtLhurgh, had returned to Lima pre-
nous to the sailing Of the Falmouth for this port
'ne Potomac, tas ship of this station, having
9Oe 10 the East Indies, Is not expected here be.
"e the last Of May or June.-M. Z. Com.
D'''ruet1rs FTe.-On Thursday last. fire
p"e out IN the extensive livery stables in
halfway On the centre of the block between
hu~ay and Mercer street, and Fourth street
au Anl'y lane, New York owned by MIR. Abra-
' orO~er, proprietor Of one of the line Of
Broadway stages
INA ie" minutes, the stables were in blaze,
w Tue names IN a short time extended to the
SNta making establishment and other shops ad-
mug From fifteen to twenty buildings We're
sJ owed There we're about fifty horses in the
'Oea''he tune the fire commenced. all of which
y. SVeo' Two persons were seriously iniu-
que oy being run over, aad another BY receiv-
"a wound on his head, from part Of a bedstead,
So, s'a UOP an upper window. By this conGa-
"u' u Is SAID thirty families have been depriv-
s, ~s'' O0u'es' aud all the property they pOss-
i. "y@-Captaln Graham, Of the brig Lean
~ ~ Norfolk from Oporto, whence he sailed on
rn February. Informs the editors of the
"u mat the political affairs of Portugal were
sy unsettled state. Don Pedro's fleet was
h." ~sus!ar'ly looked for at Oporto. Two British
r.n,. ~ war were lying in that port, having made
Ri auOns 10 receive on board the families Of
h. a merchants resident there, in the event of
h.. arrival OF the feet. which was reported to
sailed from Brest, rendering it necessary.