Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-26
published I'M.

published I'M.
/ Gazette, which is supposedt Ssernment, late
der the auspices Of the Prussyis contended that
ly gave an article, in whicac instruction can
the direction given 70 compromising public
not be changed vitS. This article appears
tranquility for the Germany as semi official,
to be looked upcSarnals, especially those Of
Tor the othes, copied it in italics, IN order 10
South Germtentiou Of their readers His pre-
attract ththe serious dissent which has arisen
sumed tbject between the two great conieaera'
on tnJ|wers, has retarded the publication Of tne
tedutions Of the Germanic Diet concerning the
Universities, and that none will appear that may
tend to deprive the Universities Of their p'lVle'
ges." p-,;. hahn,
The great increase Of crime at Berlin being
attributed to general opinion mat no eaP.al
sentence would be carried into eaeeauon' "'e
Prus.ian government resolved to give an exam
pie to the contrary, BY putting to death nafden,
ed criminal, who had been convicted u seVerai
breaches Of the law, and at length Condemned
for robbery succeeded by murder tie was ac'
cordingly publicly executed on the 5th INST. oe'
ing the first instance Of the KIND which hao oe'
Cured for many years in Prussia
Letters from Baden Baden state that water
inc place TO be unusually crowded with v'sltors'
Among the recent arrivals is Mr.. Hope. whose
departure from Paris formed topic OF CONVEX
sation some days since, from the mysterious
circumstances erronenusIv attributed to 1t.
The Memorial Burdelais publishes the follow
inc letter. as having been addressed by Gene
raj Solieuac to the Duchess Of Braganza:-
6. Madame, thought should have to encounter
the enemies of Don Pedro and Donna Maria
in the ranks Of The Miguelites alone, and to
fight in the open field, whittier was to lead the
H6era,ing army; but in,rigues have interviewed
before the battle, and have found myseli IN
the midst of pretended trends, much more dan
perous than the M,suelites. Their influence
has prevailed IN the councils OF his Majesty inc
Duke of Brasanza. | have been under me
necessity Of relinquishins commando IN ~n'c"
I could no longer promote the interests OF the
Queen and the Portuguese nstlon, to "h'c" !
had devoted myself as TO the cause Of honour anu
liberty. NV duties have been the constant RUE
of nv conduct. 1t was impossible tor me not
to attend to their dictates. or TO dlsappoint 'he
brave men united to secure the triumph OF Coh:
stitutional liberty in Portugal ! vii, leave II 10
events TO pronounce between me and Inc pre-
sent Councillors to the Duke OF Braganza'-
II ismy wish to place the nationality OF portu'
gal out Of the reach Of certain privileged Gas
SEES. The enemies have guessed my aim and de-
cidp,l ON opposing it. But it is not IN the pow
or pf any one TO alter the devotedness aud res.
meet which | shall ever entertain for the cause OF
Donna Maria, the lawful Sovereign OF Portugal.
The French Go, ernment have acceded to the
ami, alton of the Charge d'Afairs OF Don re-
dro to enlist men from the several depots OF the
Polish and italian refugees. for the reinforce
ment of the Cun ,,ltutonal Army oil Portugal;
tire. agents have set out for Besancon, berge'
rsr, aud McuIins, for the purpose OF enrnllins
8. 900 men, in pursuance OF the convention
between Don Pedro and Gen. BEN, which Is
noticed IN the Messenger "f the 9Th lust.
Letters fran Madrid, dated the 4th last IN
addition 10 the particulars OF the Proceeu'nss "'
the expcdition to the Algarves already published
state that ,he sailors Of the town OF Uilon rose
aud proclaimed Donna Maria, and the Juss ia
Fora, who opposed their design was selzeo'
dragged through the town. and torn limb from
Iimb The small squadron of Don Miguel sta
toned before the Aigarves voluntarily reques'
ted Admiral Napier 10 receive them into his
service. The town of Thomar and the Foun.
teer Royai,sts, who but o few minutes before
received orders to return TO Lisbon, revoted'
and the latter marched to the prisons, whence
thev liberated Is o persons. confined Tor politi'
cal offences, who Immediately took up arms
IDENTITIES were sent of to Georgia., Tamoz. Tor
res Novas, Chamuse. Rarqu'nha, Castel Bsnco'
and other places, all of which, as well as lnom'
ar. proclaimed Donna Maria. The soldiers,
the deserters, and numerous volunteers, Assembled
from all parts. shouting :" Long live Maria III. "
A corDs of $500 men and 500 cavalry was or
eanised in "a hours. and directed their march
towards Abrantes, to librrate the political pr''
soners there, and thence proceed to the Algarves
utIC OunI CDA