Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-18
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Extracts from the Official Gazette.
Pans, Sept. "a.
The king has appointed as ministers
land secretaries of state:
Of Foreign Affairs, the Duke de Ri
|chelieu, peer Of France.
OF War, the Duke of Feltre, a peer Of
France.
Of Marine and OF the Colonies, Wis
Iceunt Dabolchage, 1t. General.
OF the Interior, Count VaubIanc, Pre-
feet Of the Department Of the Mouths OF
the Rhone.
OfGeneral Police, the Sieur de Cazes,
Counsellor of State.
Ills Majesty has not yet disposed Of
the places OF Minister Of Justice and Of
Finances.
His Christian Majesty has sent to the
Duke of Berri, the insignia of the order
of the Golden Fleece.
| Nj. the Count Of PeraIada, grandee
|of Spain of the first class, ambassador Of
ibis Christian Majesty, has had this day,
Sunday, his first audience with the king.
His Excellency was conducted to the
|Thuiiieries in the kings carriage by M
|de Lalive, the introducer of aMbassa-
|dors, SC.
The king has created M. Lynch, NAV
Tor of the good city of Bordeaux, a mem
Der of the house of Peers.
The Sieur de lMontchenn, colonel, is
appointed commissary to the island Of
|St. Helena; to watch ever Bonaparte.
September 23.
The departure of the allied sovereigns,
which was to have taken place to-mor-
row, is retarded for seine DAYS, as also
that Of the imperial guards of Austria
and of the royal Prussian guards.
1t is said that the duke of Wellington
will have command in chief of the allied
TROOPS which will remain in France but
Ihe will establish, it is said, his head
Quarters at Brussels. The prince mar
Ishal Blucher will have under his orders,
the corps of The frussian army which Will
form part of them. His head quarters
will be at Versailles.
An associations spoken of. Termed By
many persons, who have acted part III
the political events for twenty-five years
past. and who intend to form colony
lin the island of Madagascar.
1t is remarkable that the name OF Li-
|pano, assumed by Madame Murat is the
lana gram Of Napoii, Naples.
Nj. Fouche. Duke of 0tranto, was te
have Quilted Paris this morning; but i
lis certain that he will set out this even
ling to go to Dresden, in character o.
Ambassador.
| September 90.
Fifty ihousand Austrians, composed
i'm part of militia. have already evacuat
led the French territory.
We are informed that the whole mi
lnistry gave in their resignation to thu
king.
BY a decree of the king, the opening
lof the session Of the two houses is post
iponed until the second day of October
next.
LoNDox, Sept. II.
By an order in council, all the French
vessels, carrying the white Stag, which
have been detained, will be released cr
|payment of the costs Of detention. All
The vessels of the islands of Martinique
and Guadalupe which have been lately
captured by the English, will be immedi-
|ately restored to their owners.
September 18.
The fetal number of vessels, compos-
ing the Jamaica feet was IS. Twohave
arrived at London fourteen at other
ports: twenty-five have been seen since
the tempest; four are supposedto have
arrived at Halifax /; sixty appear to have
persisted, nineteen bound to London.
were lost after.the tempest, eleyenbound
to other ports experienced the same Fate !;
six were destined for ports in America,
and one had received no Instructions.
September 90.
Public funds, per cent consols, 81.
is do. reduced, closed. Omnium, z
SD premium.
The officers appointed by Lord Ra-
thnrst to make discoveries in Africa, and
particularly to discoyerthe coarse Of the
river Niger, which is still problem A.
mong geegrapliers, are, Major Petldie,
Captaia Campbell and aly. Gondry.