Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-29

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
New YoRK, March 26 Alta late hou, ~.
NOR ming, the pat krt ship Roscoe, Captain Ro.er,
arrived from Liverpool, whence she sailed on IN,
cath Of February. By this arrival the Editor, .,
the Commercial Advertiser have received s,..
of papers to the 24th. with an lnrre,riu, Is,,,.
from their attentive London Correspondent.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
! LONDON. Feb. 22--Fr,Iay evening. half
o'clock.-We have received the loIIoains ~,
ter from our private Correspondent, at Paris 4,
ted Goth inst.
| We have accounts to day from Midri,l ia II.
10th inst. The new institution estab ,,n.d T..
the purpose Of defending the government syam, rs,
the combinations Of the CarIists, which i, in I'M
itation Of the National Guards Of this count,v
Was becoming exceeding popular. Every ns NO.,
son OF note who is attached to the so,ernmen,
and partial to the liberal policy which il has Ia,
terIy SHOWN disposition to adhere to, had On.
listed under its banner. Up to the ION III.
corps of patriotic volunteers already amounted m
10000 men.
On the other hand. the disarmament IF III.
Royaiist Volunteers was going on. The Can
tain General OF Old Castillo, after disarmno Il,
volunteers Of Leon. who had taken par, IN ,6e #
fair Of the l4th and 18th Of January. had pub.
| Iished an ordinance by which the entire body "a,
dissolved, and measures were prescribed h,
which il was intended that every trace of the;i,
existence should be made 10 disappear. The
very mus!achos which the volunteers were in n,
habit Of shaving in their full growth, are condemn.
ed by this ordinance to the execution Of the rszm
: Almost all the Captains General Of the brown.
ccs, and other principal delegates of authority
have been changed. The list of those who ha,.
been newly appointed. exhibits the names Of per.
sons whose attachment IN the Kings person, and
enmity to the Apostolical faction, are vel
known. Sir Stratford Cannins's communt,
| tons with Lisbon were still extremely frequpn,
and it was generally understood that the nesOu
atoms regarding the affairs Of Portugal We,
still going on. Nothing at al, however, Is saidn
the letters that have seen Of any treaty lawn:
vet been signed b, Sir Stafford and the Sp
nish Minister, which Bordeaux paper lsrt,
stated on the authority Of private letter hon
/ Madrid. One uf Sir s. Canniug's messengers
coming from Lisbon, had lately been attacks,
and robbed on the high road, about thirty leagues
distant from Madrid.
There are letters here from Alexandra Of 10Th
January. Up to that date the Pacha had not re
! ceiyed infor nation Of the Armistce agreed oby
bis son. and he was busy in preparing large IA.
val expedition, the object Of which was TO tax,
possession Of the city of Smyrna. A consider
BILE corps of troops was to be taken on board,sud
the Pacha felt quite confident that he would be.
come master of that rich and important city!
without difficulty. provided that it was defended
by none but Turks. But he seems to have en'i
tanned some fear that the English and Friendships
at war, which are always on that station, msa
interfere. with the view Of preventing any at,,d
being made upon that place. It was similar tr
that prevented tn. Greeks IN 1928 in attacking
Smyrna, as they had long had strong desire
do. The Pachs Of Egypt himself Recommended
at that time. that the protection Of the forF
naval sauadrons on the station, should be r.
quested, on the ground that all the powers
Europe were interested in ITS being consd.m
and treated by the Greeks as . neutral place.
The result Of Mondays proceedings IN u
Chamber Of Peers, relative to tine state Of Hg
has given rise 10 q belief in many quarters th'r
understanding exists between Ministers and k
members OF The committee TO set u gradually al"
THIS understanding is said to have taken pIa
in consequence Of Its having become sPpaa
that the bill has no chance Of being ultm'lt
carried in the Chamber oil Peers. II Is thrrsIS
preferred that 1t should BE- consigned to cbna
and BY that means left to die natural dealn'
stead Of being thrown out and thereby ehuan:'
ing the stability Of the cabinet, or 50 mu''''
by amendments as to be rendered nusa'o'!
But all this, however, does not appear 10 :,
quite sure. and cannot help thinking t'al
sisters continue TO be confident oil major'!
favnr Of the bill as motIItied by the eom"'n''
Nothing importont has occurred al nc "'' 4,
TO day, besides decline Of so centIme' Z"
funds. ..,,.
II is mentioned in some of the best Pf'aU +"
counts from Holland, by the mall OF 'ns ~J
ing. that the acknowledgment Of the n'o IpJ
of Belgium, which was proposed Oy L"U y
merston as a corrective for the rene"aI
embargo in the English ports, has oef" 'u ,n,,.
by the Dutch Government. This IS uo'o"r
MED in general with any further e'Pla" " ,nl
the subject; but one Of the letters nO "", m,y,
source, states that the Dutch Government n \,
" desired to attach another condition 10 WI. "b,
know edgment, beyond the raising Of u a, I
go-which il, that Belgium should I."s I'd
oo,,n.n.e The n.vnent of one half oil Inc o'VV,