Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-24
ONE DAY LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.

The ship Governor Troup. at New York,
brings Liverpool papers to the 18th July. The
Courier and Journal Of Commerce furnish the
following items, derived from the paper OF the
latest date:
LIvERrooL, July 17.-By the last accounts
from London, a rumor seems to prevail IN the
political aud money circles, that the peers IN
tend to forego their opposition to the church bill;
at present, however, it is impossible to say to
what degree Of credit it is to be emitted.
LIVERPOOL. July 1.-THE woolen cloth trade
at Leeds and the neighborhood continues brisk,
some of the merchants find il difficult to execute
the orders thew have received at the terms pre-
scr,bed, on account of the advance in the raw
material.
wiSe, and the neishborhood continues very brisk;
but there is still complaint Of want OF profit
At Rachdale flannel market. last week, but
few goods of any Kind were offered, and what
business was done was at a further advance.
The increasing value of wool, and the general
advance in wages. with the present demand,
must inevitably raise the prices OF all sorts OF
flannel still higher.
LIVERPOOL. July, live understand from
good authority, that the Duke OF Pamella has
received full powers from Don Pedro to place
himself at the head OF regency at the Agar
YES, and that in that capacity he may be eSpec.
ted 10 make formal application to the British
and French Governments for the recognition OF
Donna Maria as Queen, de facto Of Portugal
Indeed some surprise has been caused by his not
having done so already. There is said to be
great disincllnatlon on the part OF some oi the
members of our Cabinet to take any step IN Ia
youe of the Portuguese Constitutionalis,s on
direct application of Don Pedro, but It IS
highly probable that the Regency established IN
the Alsarves will not make fru'tless appiica-
ton, when il is considered that the only grounds
Of objection hitherto assigned oy our govern
ment for the non-re cogu,tlon OF the Regency
are removed. and that the capture OF the MI
suel,,e feet By Admiral Napier, has en'ire'y
CHANGED the compile xion Of the contest.
We are able to state that the French Govern
men, have warmly pressed the recognition OF
Donna Maria as Queen dc facto OF Portugal upon
our Cabinet, aud have again offered to concur IN
and support any measure, @hich Earl Grey may
be pl-ased TO adopt. We may add also, that The
news which the Portuguese ambassador received
Yesterday, which was Immediately communlca-
ted 10 Lord Pa!merston aud his colleagues, has
already had an effect upon the mind OF the indi-
,iduai Of the Cabinet most opposed to interven-
ton in favour of the legitimate Sovereign oil For
tugaI. - :.
Accounts from Madrid state that the landing
of the Portuguese ConstltutloDallsts IN the Al
earyes produced great CONSERVATION IN the Capi-
net of Ferdinand.-TIoops we're hurried of TO
the frontiers; but when the news OF M,sueis
feet being captured reaches Madrid, 1t will strike
terror into the heart Of Nj. Zea Bermudez and
his apostolic colleagues. Ferdinand may now
nrepare for a revolution With as little delay as
convenient. The Cortes we're dissolved on the
4,h Of July, the day before the capture OF Don
Misueis squadron.