The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-12
FO L EIGN n f W 5.
PORTUGAL.

nave only tlHe 10 ihloIlH y"u 'i'ss "
'edro has gained a great victory at Naloh- |
"a, after two days hard fighting. Two
housand prisoners, all the artillery and
amp equipage taken; the army "i The
.nemy entirely dispersed. They we're ~
400 stony. Our force only 1000. The
,nemy's loss in killed and wounded is I'M
nense. We have suffered also, out not
severely. The Miguelites were the flower
Of their army, commanded ny new Gener-
Al sen; expressly from Lisbon; and they
sent in word that they should dine with us,
md drink TO the English on Sunday, the
22d.
YESTERDAY they attacked the whole South
Bank of the Douro, and kept up a rons,an,
firing all day: hut we beat them off with
the schooners and gun-boats. The whole
of the regular army is at Valogna, and to-
day advances on the road to Colmbra, TO
attack ii, where they will no doubt be sue
sessfnl
The Portuguese regiment fight very
bravely. Tive regiments Of Cavalry, aud
two or three of Infantry, are confidently re-
ported to have deserted Miguel, and com
menced their march up to JON US.
The Miguelite fleet was to come up yes
terduy, bnt it appears they will not. Adj
mira Sartomus is blockading Lisbon, and
we hear thut two Of the for;s at the mouth
of the Tagns are deserted. We have Iais
ell here above 5000 recruits and volunteers,
who are now being trained. Stores, arms,
and every thing are in abundance and If
this combined movement which is now
about to take place prove successful, the
cause is gained.
London, July 81 The accounts this
morning from Oporto are of the most favor
able description, and state that the loss on
Miguel's side was upwards of 1000 killed,
wounded, and taken prisoners, whilst the
loss experienced by Don Pedro's army did
not exceed 100. From other letters which
we have seen, the loss of the latter was
considered greater, but not to he compared
with the loss of the Usurper.
Den Pedro's army is stated to have cap
tured 1000 of the enemy'S troops, besides
their artillery, and camp equIpage at Volog
ma.
Two regiments of cavalry, anil one o,
two of infantry, are said to have joined Dor
Pedro, md force of three thousand volun
teers and recruits had been raised at Opor
to.
was said to be on their march TO CoImhra.
The next accounts are looked tor "Itf
much anxiety; the result is no longer
doubted.
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
The Memorial dies Pyrenees says: Phi
vate letters from Spain afford ground for APP
prehension that lRsurrectIonary movements
will not he confined TO Portugal. They
state that the Spanish provinces on the hOr-
ders of Portugal are disposed to take part
with Don Pedro, and that even the troops
forming the army of observation manifest
the same sentiments. The presence OF Gen
Nina, whom they believe to he in the
Pyrenees, has, ii is said, contributed 10 these
feelings.
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
Ltghorn, July 10. Accounts from Alex
andtiaf Of the 9th, continue favorable will
the inhabitants of Lebanon have declared
for him. OnIy few days previous to tho
date of the above letter, 4 son of one of the
most powerful Of these chiefs, who had
hitherto been faithful to the Porte, arrived
at Alexandria as a hostage for his father
The Sheriff of Mecca. who had likewise
declared for Mehemed Ali, was also ex
pected at Alexandria; it was reported
among the people. that he would as spirit
nal prince annul the Introduction pronounc-
ell by the Sultan against Mehemed Ali, and
crown HIM King of Egypt. A letter cor
tains the following statement of the Egyp-
tim forces in Syria: The army consists OF
10000 men; among them are 10000 regu-
lar infantry, and 5000 cavalry; the rest are
composed Of 23000 irregular infantry, 1000
Bedenln horsemen, and 1900 artilerymen.
The war stores found al ST. Jean d'Acre are
very valuable; it is reported that there
were 100 pieces of cannon and depot of
$4,000 cwts. of copper.
DEATH OF YoUNG NAPoLEAS. The
Augsburg Gazette of Both July communi
cafes me following intelligence of the 22l
from Vienna; This morning at o'clock,
an easy death put an end to the painful ex
, Istence OF the Duke tic Reichsta,it. at the
palace of Schgnbrunn. Already on the
18th The symptoms of the last stare of con-
sumption manifested themselves, and the
physicians gave up all hope of saving him.
The Emperor has directed that his funeral
shalNbe attended with the same fplm and
honoIs OF an Archduke. The corpse is 10
he inferred in the imperial family vault on
the 24th inst. Preparations were mmedi-
ately made for the departure of his dscon-
ISOLATE mother for her duchy. The deter
mlnation was considered absolutely neces-
sary, IN order not to enGunger her own life "
The Swabian Mercury gives the follow
ing under date of Heidelhurg, Jnly 81 =
we yesterday received the inportani
ne~s-taat NJ. de Reizenlein and NJ. Winler
two OF the Grand Dukes ministers have re.
signed their Offices rather lhnn countersign
me publication of the late resolutions of the
Diet. TACT no less important is. that the
Two priVy counsellors, Zacharnc and Mil
'ermayer, both Professors At the Unjyersjtv
OF this town, have been called TO Corleruhc
10 Jake once, and set out Yesterday for
that capital: II is stated upon good author
ity, That NJ. Zachariac, after ronferr,na
WIN lne uoyyte,rnment, will proceed in the
character OF Plenipoten,iary to the Diet, in
orher TO make representations as 10 i,s
late ordonnances. so far AZ they relate IN
baden. ii IS announced that the prpssi,n,
are within three leagues of the Rhon;sI,
provinces Of Bavaria"
A New REFORM. A derlarut;on ,,odo
last night, July 3d. Ivy Lord Howick in Inc
House, will give great satisfaction TO mr.
colonies. His Lordship had moved n oron,
OF G17,43o to defray the CHARGES oT The
Ecclesiastlchl Establishment. in the No,,h