Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-04-20
S235 20
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship George Washington, Capt.
Huldredge. arrived at an early hour this morning.
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on Sunday
the Gath of March. By this arrival the Editors
of the Commercial Advertiser, have received
files of papers to the Esd inclusive. They have
also an interesting letter from their London Cor
respondent which contains the leading events up
to the latest ds,e.-NeW York Com.
From our Correspondent
LONDON, Friday Evening, March 90,
Half-past seven.
A Paris letter states, that an express had ar
rived there from Madrid, with intelligence Of the
PRONUNCIATION of decree, by which Don Carlos,
with his family, are to quit Spain within three
DAYS. The influence Of the Minister NJ Z-a
Bermudez, is stated to be on the decline, and it
was ex pected that he would shortly be compelled
to retire from office. Every thing at Madrid an.
nounced the ascendency Of liberal principles.
The letters by the Lisbon packet, dated on
the 81 inst, were delivered this morning. but
thew contain little news. Various constructions
are nut On them in the retirement OF General
Santa Martha from the chief command of the ar.
nv; but the appointment Of San Lorenzo had
caused some dissatisfaction; and it was expected
that Teller Jordao, on whom it ought to have de-
yoyed, as he was second in command, would re.
sign in consequence of it. Miguel was at Pra-
ga on the Goth ult.
II is now stated that the prevalent sickness in
the north Of Portugal was not the cholera, but
of less fatal nature arising more from great prl-
vations than any other circumstance. This pack
ct passed Oporto OH the 4th inst, but was not
able to enter, and did not remain off more than
two hours, consequently brings no Information
from thence: but we find that letter from Cap
tain Gasscock. Of the Orestes. is IN town stating
that the affair Of the 4th, mentioned yesterday,
was an attack by the Army,of Miguel, not a
sortie by the troops Of Don Pedro, as described
in the first account, and.that according TO the re-.
ports fran the town il was repealed with loss of
600 men on the part of Miguel. The troops of
Don Pedro had sustained comparatively. as II was
said but little loss The Scotch corps under
NJ rinr Shaw, had suffered most; one officer is
said, to have been killed. and also every other,
with the exception Of Major Shaw to have been
wounded. The total amount OF killed and wodnd-
ed on the Constitutional side is given at 100; but
with regard TO both accounts there was conceiv.
ed to be some exaggeration.
The cholera has not increased, but much dis.
tress is said to prevail in the town for want Of
provisions. This account is ia some degree an
imperfect one, which the circumstances under
which the communicate with Oporto took place
will easily explain. but there appears no reason
to doubt the genuineness OF it. 1t is proper,
however, to mention, that no other letters Of the
date of the 4th inst, are in town from Oporto. =
The Consoi Market has declined little, and
the concluding price for the Account was s7a to /.
The " Irish Enforcing Bill" was still strug-
Cling its way BY inches, through the Committee