Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-10-26

pr,ssn AZ all points; that Lisbon was Tanqu'
during the whole Of the engagement the 'n"a.
bitants expressing the greatest zeal ior ..e
and that, after the engagement, the M'gue"'eS
retrea,ed, and the defeat was cons'ae'eu a'
decisive blow" a.. in
The following particulars account tor !ne in'
tention of King Bernadotte to recognize Do. .ns
~, n seems that the first overtures Tor the
marriage Of the young Queen Donna Maria ana
,ns DnLe of I,euchtenburg, were made TO Dom
P,dro. BY a confidential agent OF the King OF
Swedsn- whose son is brother.in.law to Dom
pedro. thew having married two sisters, daush'
tor, ot PRINCE Eugene. Dom Pedro has given
his consent. The King Of Sweden has PROMISED
in case the marriage should take place, suos''
DIV of half million Of rx dollars, payable IN
s;x months after the recognition OF Donna Maria
BY England and France. This report, u It IS
true. accounts for the recognition OF Donna Ma
ria by the Swedish Consul, Immediately alter the
recognition by England. France has also recog'
nisei her. so that the conditions Of the bargain
would be fulfilled.
A letter from Madrid asserts, that SIR John
Campbell was taken from on board an EnSlsh
vessel. the schooner Queen, by one OF Don re.
dro's cruisers, and sent to Lisbon as prisoner OF
war. The schooner, It is said, went out OF tne
harbor of Figuera with wines, the property OF
British merchants, and that Sir John was pas
senger on board.
The London Standard regards this act as an
insult to the British flag But Sir John. u we
mistake not, is an oficer in the Misueiite ser
yice-and If so, the act complained OF Is most
certainly Unsuitable, unless the British nation 10
disposed to reverse the doctrine tor when IL con
tended during the late war with America. i"e
English Government then commended that the ma
4 nt
sons or property of those sailing under it.
Donna Maria de Gloria, the young queen OF
Portugal. left Portsmouth, on the 10th OF Sep
tember. 10 assume possession OF her Kingdom.
She was accompanied by her mother In-la~, the
Duchess Of BraganZa, wife OF Don Pedro. on
the 18th, she took her departure from the point
Of Norris Castle, on the Isle OF Wight. She
wac ON board her own vessel, the steamer Soho'
and was escorted by the government steam tri,
gate Salamander, as also by tae steamer City OF
Waterford Previous to her departure from
Windsor Castle on the l5th she Is SAID 10 nave
received valuable presents from the King and
Queen of England, who manifested great person
al interest and anxiety for her future prosperity
and happiness. A SEMI, official account OF the
denarturp' Is contained in the English papers,
but would scarcely be matter OF snmcieht IN
terest to warrant its insertion IN the CTS Atlantic
journals.
A letter from Madrid. dated the 9th OF Sep
temper. gives the following view OF the position
OF NJ Bermudez Yea. tie is an able and en-.
Iigntened Rovalist; but being placed between all
parties. he is, to a certain degree, opposed by
Them all. The threats of Lord Palmerston and
Of Marshal Soult have made an impression OIL the
Snanjsh Government, which NJ Zea endearors.
so far as he can, 10 counterfeit as he does all
other foreign dictation and diplomacy.
The King continues his rides, though always,
i'll and during the last week his situation has been
much less promising.
MADRID, Sept IL ALL the Ambassadors
have, it is said, received instructions from tne'r
courts on the subject Of the line OF conduct they
are to adopt in the case Of the death OF the KING
Ia consequence Of these dispatches, the Minis
fer Of Russia, Austria aud Prussia, have had IN
,eryiews with NJ. Zea Bermudez, and the Minis
ters of Naples has been called to these couferen
ces, no doubt to agree on the course 10 'o''o"'
for the king Of Naples, who, as BOURBON, mas
protested against the anti salic law 10 .ake 'he
first step to oppose the proc tne frhcess
Elizabeth, as queen Of Spain. On the othef haho,
il is asserted that the Ambassadors oil france anu
ENGLAND have communicated to the queen the or
ders they have received on this question, whicn
are entirely IaNOTdOie W 'he i'S"'S VI wv '"'"
heiress; they have, it is said, remarked, that
BODY of troops on this side of the Pyrenees
would be very useful in restraining the intr'gues
Of the Carlists, in the outset-Partcularly II Don
Carlos should still be in Portugal. The sending
of naval force and English troops to Cajiz has
also been spoken Of, and the conclusion arrived
at, that considering the state Of the kings hea,th'
some measures ought to be taken to counteroa'
lance the intrigues Of the absolute powers.
BELGIUM.
The latest advices from the Belgic Capital, OF
the 18th Of September. gives the following i'm
portant intelligence, which gives stronger indica'
ton Of approaching ,car, than we have hitherto
seen.
This afternoon we received some important
news from the Congress Of Bohemia, which, al,
though it cannot be considered official. may yet
with great certainty be relied on :" The Begic
question Is settled. and the labors OF the Confer
ence are brought to a close" SO commenced
letter from well Informed person attached to
the King Of Prussia; and addressed to a leading
member Of the Orange party. The writer then
...s -, 20 evnlaiu which way this Ions agItated