Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-27

| State Of the Irish Church Establishment. No
time is therefore to be lost in putting the country
in possession OF the intentions OF Ministers with
regard to the Church Establishment Of ireland
On the 18th Of this month Lord Althorp is to
move for leave to bring in Bill for the creation
Of Corporations in the Towns in which they do
not now exist, and for inquiring into the state OF
/ the existing Corporations. This is most I'M
portant step in the way OF regeneratIos the coun-
! try. Other measures indicated in the Speech
we're announced by his Lordsbip and Mr.. Stan
ley.
ready been given, regarding the ballot lrieh'
] NAL ParIlaments, the abolition of Slavery, the
regulation of Infant Iabour, the abolition of Yes
try Rates IN ireland. the amendment OF the Irish
Jury System, &c. Work IS, therefore, carved
out in abundance for the House.
| At the same time some important changes IN
the mode OF conducting the House were announc-
| ed.
| News had been received at Paris of the very
unsettled state of affairs in Spain. The Carlists.
i. is said, are to make stand against the Gov
eminent, so soon as they shall have obtained
sufficient quantity Of arms. ammunition. sc.
Should Ferdinand resort to the more liberal sys-
TEN of Government, which, il is SAID, he has al
ready evinced strong desire to carry into effect,
| the revolutionists will stand but little chance.
| Paris is in commotion in consequence OF duels
fought by the friends of the Duchess Berr and
the Republicans Eleven OF these duels took
place within two or three DAYS.
1t is said that the French ministry is to be chan
ged
Letters by the Hamburger mail announce the
failure at Copenhagen of the eminent mercantile
firm of Blacks, Widow & CO. II was engaged
principally in the corn trade. The amount for
which it has stopped payment is not yet ascer-
| tained.
Fom Gaignanrs Messenger.
The Government has received the following
intelligence from Cons,antinnple of the 18th
ult., which shows that the correspondent oil the
Augsburg Gazette is totally misinformed with re-
gard to France having taken no part in the affairs
Of the Porte:-
The late Captain Pacha. Hail Pacha. has
set out for Alexandria, furnished with full pnwer
to conclude an arrangement with Niche met Ali,
and is at the same time the bearer of Fl IMAM re-
leasing him from the interdiction issued against
him by the Sultan. After reiterated commnnica-
tons between the Porte and the French Charge
d. Afaires, the latter has sent eff dispatches tothe
camp of Ibrabim Pacha and to Alexandra. -
The Egyptiao army has not made any recent
NOV ement. but continues to occupy the en'irons
of Ackber.'a
| The Augsburg Gazette, of the LIST inst, brings
the following important intelligence Of th- 28h
ut. from Vienna:-'' According to accounts
from Cons,anunople. which have just been re-
ceived by express, all armistice for forty days
has Just been concluded between the Egyptians
and the Turks. the negotiations for the tna
settlement of the difference are carried on With
the utmost ardour BY the Representatives of the
European Powers. They have, 1t is asserted,
soiemnly protested against any further advance
on the part of Ibrahim. Perfect tranquility pre-
vailed at Constsntinope. aud the people anxious
iy wished for peace. The exchange of couriers
between Paris and Constantlnople is exceeding
y active"
PORTUGAL.
| PORTSMOUTH, Feb 6.-'Ihs day arrived the
Osprey, cutter, Abhinet, master, with wounded
and passengers from Oporto 1 learn by one of
them. that a severe afau took place on the Gath
ult BY part of the army embarking in boats to
attack St JONAS, and two fnrts on the Douro -
The troops engaged were 400 English, 700
| French. and three regiments of Cacadores under
Colonel La Place. They were completely success.
full, driving the Miguelites by the bayonet. One Of
the forts mounted 8 guns. They retained pos
session; took some pipes Of wine. Pedro's loss
is very great-S5O killed and wounded; Is
officers. Colonel Bacon commanded the caval
ry. + am grieved to learn that the severely
wounded-in fact. those who cannot help them
selves-are left to perish: such is the miserable
state Of the hospital staff o,
Pedro's army suffers for want Of provisions
and clothing. The surf Is so great that two
ships are now off with provisions, and have been
Tor the last week. Captain Davis, who went
to join, is arrived BY the Osprey.
My informant saw French ship, with 400
quarters of wheat, sink off st Johns.
The Spartiate, Admiral Sir NJ. Seymour. will
be off in the morning, if possible, as well as the
China ships and Indamen.
PARIS, Feb. Alt is said that the Portuguese
Government has given every satisfaction for the
cannonade directed against the French brig of
war. at the entrance into the ragus.
The Munich Gazette of the 28th ult states
that King Ohio of Greece, and the Crown Prince
Of Bavaria, embarked on board the steam packet
at Naples. on the 10th; and on the following day
landed a. Messina