Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-14
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship Montreal, Capt. Champlain,
just arrived from London. brings. via Ports.
mouth, London dates n the evening of the 9TH
Of November.
The London papers are charging Russia with
double duplicity and intrigue, in the affairs of
Greece, VIZ: in influencing 1he. young Kiug Ohio
to the commission of unpopular acts on the one
hand. and omenting dscQntents against his go.
ycrnment on the other -
The meetings of the Ministers of the Great
Powers on the Dutch and Belgian question, have
been renew ed III London.
It's stated that Lord Howard de Walden has
been appointed Minister to Donna Maria's Court
at Lisbon. vice Lord William Russell, who is
about TO return.
Baron Graham's conduct, with regard to the
persons summoned TO appear befure the Court Of
Exchequer, for refusing to pay the assessed tax
es, il highly praised.
Mr.. O'Connell has written a letter to say that
he will arrive ~ Dublin on the 1th instant, St.
Martn's day, from which period until he quits
for Parliament agitation. and nothing but aglta.
lion, he says. is to be the order Of the dav.
The property of the late Hannah More has
been sworn ia the Prerosative Cour, under
9sO.OOO. The FL. 900 bequeathed by Miss Mar
tha More, PAYABLE on the death Of her sister. has
been since paid TO the British and Foreign Bible
Society.
The young Queen, Donna IsateHa was pro
claimed on the Gath October IN Madrid. with
great enthusiasm. The Royals, Volunteers, a
sort of tedious city militia in that city, were
disarmed on the 27,h-no', however, without
some hoOdshed.
The Madrid Gazette of the Gath contains, it
Is said bv Paris correspondent, many excellent
DEGREES of unexpected iberai,y. That which
relates to an amnesty Of the past, however, is
deemed incomplete for it's omission of many libe
raj names of repute. and that Of Nina IN parti
Guitar. Francisco Xavier de Burgos. lately nam.
ed Minister del Jomeaio. j. considered as the I'D
wiser Of thes and other measures of reform. The
property Of Don Carlos. said to be verv large,
was confscated by--a rovai decree. We no
where hear Of the appearance of this parsonage
The packet ship Snuth America arrived at Lii
verpool on the Sd November.
PARIs. NV. A. The evening ministerial jour.
nal contain, the foilowing:---An extraordinary
courier. Who left Madrid on the night Of the 9th
ui'l.no, has brought circumstantal account of
the events to which the disarmament Of the Roy
al Volunteers gave rise. This measure vas re
solved upon nv the Council of Ministers on the
Goth. The next mornins, at an early hour. the
author ties took possession. without difficulty of
Volunteers But great number of the latter,
upon lra'ning what was going on. assembled in
one OF their barracks situated IN the centre Of the
CITY.
A multitude having gathered all around, some
Of the most violent fired from the Windows, at the
same time crying. LONG live Carlos w.
Troops were Immediately brought up. and at the
same time numerous crowd proceeded to the
palace, and loudly called for arms. The Queen
appeared at the balcony, and was greeted with
the warmest acclamations. During this time. ar.
ter some musket shuts had been exchanged be.
tween battalion Of provincial militia and the
volunteers, the latter being summoned to surren.
der, under pain Of being put to the sword, deter.
mined upon laying down their arms.
Sevrral escaped and Quilted Madrid; others.
without ieaving the capital, succeeded in eanins
their homes. but some were killed in the street,
Towards the middle Of the DAY, the muuicpality
caused placards to be posted up, enjoi,ins ali
the volunteers Ia surrender their arms under pain
of death. Tranquility vas perfectly restored al
the momeat Of the courier's departure. and NJ
fears we're entertained Of its being again disturb
ed.
The Indicator, Of Bordeaux, of the Ist inst