Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-12
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The packet ship Thames, Cap'a'u o''
has arrived at New York, from London, with
VS. little later than was received oy the pre-
vious arrival Of the New York from Liverpool
The Thames brought London papers OF the even
ing Of September Sd.
In the short interval Of q few hours little could
be anticipated. and little have we to reveal
Letters had been received from faris OF Tue
first Of Septe nber. (our latest dates RON tna'
quarter were the sIst AugusD announcing the ar
rival of the Queen, Donna Maria. OF Portugal. at
Hayre. and stating that she had determined to
70 visit London. previously to her tinal departure
for Lisbon. The Marquis Of ReZonda, her Ma.
;es,v's Chamberlain, had arrived, and was max
inc prenarations tor her reception IN the British
metroool,s. A steam boat was also hitting out at
Portsmouth, for the conveyance thither OF hes
msjesty and suite.
This movement Is calculated very obviously to
strengthen her cause; and indeed il NAV be said.
70 ,,sure her Of her success. In monarchical
countries. the presence oil Royalty. in almost any
form. i. sure to gain admiration, and inspire con-
f,depce. The appearance Of the young Queen IN
London, where her cause has Tor tour or hse
wears been one of the most absorbing topics OF
private conversation and public discussion, would
excite the deepest curiosity and interest. aud Dc
hailed with the warmest enthusiasm. ne P"Pu.
lar party in Eogiaudis on the ascendant anu
they regard the constitutional cause IN Portugal
"a identified with their own. Hence the heiress
of the House of B-aganza may look forward to
rece ptiun at the present time, infinitely more
cheering than when some Ave years ago, escort.
ed only bv Paimeila and a few other exiied no.
bles. she was compelled TO asquiesce in cold sa.
Iu,at,ons at a public hotel near Piccadilly. AS
sociated in feeling aud situation the condition OF
the Young Victoria nav add sympathy and fervor
10 the demonstration of Joy at the success OF the
RoyaI visitor BY this measure. opPortune IN
its ryery aspect, access 10 the pockets OF British
capi,sIists will be rendered more facile-and ev.
cry body, at all coayersant with Portuguese
affairs must know. that on them, more than on
p,yier and ball, which lie harmless and quies
cent until reused TO action Oy more seductive
aud eff. lent agent, depend the tate aud fortunes
OF the respective asPirants 10 the 'hrohe vi 'he
Lusitariau Kingdom.
Rs,c,uM-'rne only matters Of interest from
this country relate TO the prevalence of diseases
The cholera was making ravages at Wil'e5rock,
ST. Bernard and in the military prison at Aiost'
The oplhaimia also prevails to 40 alarming de
gree 10 the camp at Castianx.
FRANCE. Nothing later by this arrival-but
il is nercelyed from the French gazettes that
Queen Donna Maria Of Portugal Is regarded IN
that kingdom. not merely as exercising roy al
powers aud prerogatyes de Eacto, but that II pla-
ces her in the direct enjoyment OF all the sau.
tary treaties by which England is bound TO pro-
tect Portugal from the attacks OF other powers.
PORTUGAL Prom this region also, nothing Ia
ter mas been received. New and variant sPecu-
Ia,ons relative to the future fortunes OF the king
dom are presented. and new versions ~ the re.
cen, battles waged between the contendiDg par
4, =. Ea.. hnra
TO rest upon the facts that have bsen proved,
without giving entire credence to the floating ru-
mors of Bourmont's success, which may very
we'll be laid 10 the account OF tory symPath'es
and pecuniary stock specuIations
DOVER, Sept. We had four arrivals to-
day from France, bringing $50 passengers.
The accounts from Calais and Boulogne are OF
the most disastrous kind; 1t is reported that up
wards Of dozen vessels have been lost between
Dunkirk and Boulogue Dutch East India
man was struck with q treDendOus sea, to the
eastward Of Calais. and went instantly to pieces;
and out Of . crew of Is persons l9 were drown
ed. The Hull Packet, OF Newcastle, with Goals.
was also on shore near Calais. The Amphitritc,
with female emigrants to Van Dieman's Land,
went on shere near Boulogue, and out OF 1873
persons only 8 were saved The Ann Amelia,
East Iodiaman, from Calcutta, went on shore.
anu was WTtCkcu meas ctop'eS-SsS" $4,000 80
except four. The crew Of the George and Eli
zabetb, Of Newcastle, Hicks master, six in num-
Der, landed here to day, the ship having founder
ed on the Goodwin SanGs ia the sale. The LII.
bertv collier, Of Dover, has come ~ much ia
mayed
BaIeHros, Sept. Ist-FaH Of the Brighton
.Hnthssuns. -This stupendous structure has shar-
ed the fate Of the Brunswick Theatre; but hap
pily the destruction OF it has not been attended
with loss of life. II fell on Friday evening Nth
a tremendous crash, and the noise it made re-
semb'ed the distant rumtling Of thunder.
This immense edi6ce was commenced about
twelve months SINCE, under the superintendenee
Of al eminent botanst, Mr.. Philips. OF this town,
whose Knowledge of Horticulture is very exten.
sive. Tine building was composed entirely OF
iron, weighing between 400 and 500 tons. and
ii formed the largest dome ever constructed, ex-
ceed,ng in size that Of st. Peters, in Rome, by
up~ ards cf 5000 superficial feet. The glazing,
which was TO have commenced. 90. Monday,
rou,d have taken long time to complete. it re.