Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-06

habitants Immediately declared in favour OF the
young Queen Admiral Napier entered with the
fleet on the 25th, and thus completed the cap
ture of the place.
Oporto was attacked on the s5th, as reported
by the African steamer. and although not 'mme'
dlately under the command OF Marshal bour'
mont, still Nth his advice and instructions; IN |
deed, he stated his intention Of dining IN Oporto
on that day. They entered the place, but were
repulsed with tremendous slaughter. having lost
l.400 men. The Pedroite loss VAS 700, among
whom was the brave Colonel COtter, who fell by
a random shut after the heat Of the action. One
regiment of Mgurl's cavalry was nearly all cut
of. Don Pedro lief, Oporto for Lisbon on the
night Of the eth, in the steamer Britannia. and
was saluted by The English men oi.~ar outside
The following are the Official detas:-
August 2.-Despatohes have been received
from Lisbon, dated the 25th uIt containing the
important intelligence of the establishment OF
the authority Of the QaeeD Donna Maria Ill. IN
that capital, where she was proclaimed on
the morning Of the 25lh ult. by the Portuguese
themselves, without the aid Or interference OF
single foreign soldier.
On the Esd, the Duke Of Terceira, advancing
from St. Ubes, had met and totally routed the
furce sent from Lisbon against him, under the
command Of the notorious TeIIes Jordao who is
said to have been killed in the actinn. Upon this
intelligence in Lisbon, the Drke OF Cadaval. and
the rest Of Don MIguel's Ministers, decided on
Withdrawing from the capital, which they did In
the course Of the same night. taking with them
about 1850 troops, and reireating to the north
The towns people on the following morning the
24thj finding their oppress"rs gone, with one con-
sent hoistcd the standard Of Donna Maria, and
proclaimed her Majesty in due form, with every
nj ha hT
to open the prisons aud liberate the numerous
victims Of Mguel's iyrannv. About the same
time, the colurs of Villa For's army appeared
an the opposite heights. and in the afternoon he
himself crossed the Tagus, in the midst OF sa.
lutes and rejoicings. and issued proclamation
10 the name Of the Qneen.
On the Goth, when the letters were dispatched,
Lisbon was perfectly tranquil again, and but few
excuses had been committed, considering the
excitement which must naturally have attended
such crisis. aud the wrongs TO which many
of the inhabitants had been so long subjected.
Napier's fleet, with the Duke Of Palmela on board
was then entering the Tagus.
The news Of these events having reached Opor-
to on the Goth, Don Pedro embai ked that night
from the Foz on board steamer for Lisbon, eav-
ing TO Saldanha the supreme command, both ci.
vii and military. Up to the eth, Marshal Bour-
and, as troops were observed to be passing over
to the south bank of the Douro, it was supposed
that he was about to raise the sese.
Proclamation Of The Duke of Tsrceira
LISBON. July "a.
Inhabitants Of Lisbon. The division of the
libcratine army. with the command of which his
Imperial Majesty the Duke Of BtagaDza, Regent
in the name of the Queen, was pleased to intrust
me with the sole view OF libcratDg you, has
crossed the provinces south OF the Tagus and
come to the margin uf this river, TO cause the
standard of the Qlren and liberty to wave before
ynu But this standard under which the loyal sup
p,rters Of the throne and the charter took shelter,
amids, the prosecutions of exile and in combats ne
yer wasll The emb of war and vengeance, but that
of the peace, concord and reconciliation Of the
whole Portuguese family. and of clemency and
pardon for the deluded and unfortunate. There
tore, inhabitants of Lisbon order, respect for the
rights of each, the tranquility and peace Of the
capital. are what hope and exact from you. |
have taken, and shall continue to take measures
Tor you to be regularly armed by re establishing
the same corps that we're one in support of the
Queen and the charter: in them, and in others
which | shall Immediately organize. you will
have an opportunity Of sharing the glory Of re-
storing the nation, and of maintaining order and
the tranquility of our hearths.
| Duke de TERcEIRA.
Head quarters, Lisbon, July "a.
| SPAIN.
The health of King ferdinand is said to have
again bec"me precautions. and that the Queen has
esainch her ascendaucy at the Spanish Court
She Is now free to receive her political friends in
hrr apartments.
| The government has ordered The most en ct s"tc
measures to prevent the introduction Of the cho.
| iera into SPAN.
Nothing Indi, ates that it has as yet broken cut
in any part OF that Kingdom.
| GERMANY.
A circular has been issued BY the government,
for the suppression. more etfectualy, Of the as.
ISOLATION Of the Carbnnar and also of the socie-
" of the "Giovlne Italia" Entrance into these
associations is nceIorward to be deemed treason
RUSSIA.
| The Gazette of the Ionian Islands dated July
coy states that. according to the terms Of new