The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-08

nature, by their flsgitious conduc,. -.
But we trust 1t Will operate. as o sa-
iatary lesson to gcard The Ignorant
from those abominsble combinations.
which strike al the root Of all good ha.
bits, and bring their oe!uded followers
thus in shame TO the offended laws Of
their colnuy,V
We understand it is the determine.
non fihe magistrate, IL al cases when
pupishmepts OF this kind shall be az
warded against offenders, 10 adopt q
similar mode, instead of the ridiculous
and incficacious manner of whipping
which has hitherto been practised.
Paris, Seh.. q.
His majes,y's iriga,e la FIore, and
La Ralieur brig, sailed from Brs no
9th uit on an expedition whichis said
to be OF importance. ~
Prtpate Correspondence.
Paris, Sehf. s--8 p. N.
The exactDcss of the following
statement be assured, is unquestiora-
lble--During several OF the lalssSbines
councils, held on WedDe scay, theNs kSd
dc Richelieu, Coruetto, Lame anA l.
Cake, had proposed and strongly orgy
ed, anf immediate dissolution OF shE
chamber. Ihe other ministers as for
chilly insisted on the evils which npst
result, from such measure. 1t was
not before Thursday, after The mid-day
mass, that The various Intercepted do.
caments were submittcd 20 his majes-
lay. A, lhc same time official commit
nicaiions, presented by aieadi, minis.
| ter, would not view with saus faction
the re assembling OF the chamber TO
ttbese causes is to be added the iunr ION
of the minister Of war with the coI.sti.
tuuonal party, for he was no. unaware
thar the deputies. displeassd at several
late nominations, were preparing q
| close investigation into the excess Of
the expenses of the department.. His
| adhesion, however, was not absolute,
| Ter he ccnsen,sd to the firejecE only OH
lconditioB or their ap0eXing 10 article 4,
that the adjusts should reoisin as they
were, united 10 the electoral colleges.
| But this amendment was strongly op-
posed by the authors of tie ordinance,
n the dread that the electors thus COM
posed, would ihwart all their views.-.+
The monarch himself then declared,
that he would sign the ordinance qviih
| The amendment SO PROPOSED, ARD the or
dinance was thus signed. 1t is certain
tina, The princes and pr!pcesses CT Tie,
! royal family were not aware Of tllis mea.
! sure before the publication Of the;
1ionieUr of Saturday morning, contain
| ing The ordinance The Due de Das-
mas, FIRST gentleman OF the bed cham>
Der OF the DUO d'AEgopleme, put the
official paper into his royal higgins ss'
hands | could but give you iecbie
| idea Of tie CONSERVATION ahsi has sInce
reigned in The palace. At his mass
On Ss uyday morning the profoubd af-
! flictidI Of u.onsleny, the Cue q 1ngO cue
| leme. and madame affec,ed every specs
! ,alor. The duke and duchess of B3rry.
! did not appear at the 1 huiileries that,
I day. The court ia general (compos~
ed Of the different high officers IN wait.
ing or the king and princes, OF perma~
nen,ly eRSpioyse in the palace clio not
disguise theil grief, nor the par; they
reOk in ,he recent unexpected disgrace
/ Of the deputies. The feeling vas. SO
powe siul, that when his majesty, at
nine O'clock, after giving his usual
4
CURED OF NJ. Mansoreau. provost CT the.
ho.el (Thuilleries. and fa,her-in-iaw OF
CT. Biaces, it he had received any news
sroyc Rome M, Mansoreau replied,
the last letter is dated the 22d c1F-
| tain persons exclaimed cloud -
Long has II. de Blaces' presence been
rec uisite in him the king will at least
possess a friend ovar his person, and
monarchy another pyo,ector.'
81 should not omit adding that great
hopes are entertained by the royaists
Of the result OK the elections They
are making the most strenuous efforts,
but it, is generally believed thS,y will
prove fruitless. The dispassioiSate
public judge of the future COMPOSE
tons Of the chamber by the nomination.
| Of the presidents, Of which the great
majority are decided ministeriaiists,---
They are morally sure OF being elect
ed--theresore, there can be little uues-
lion as to the success Of any measure
proposed by their patrons. Tie inlu-
ence Of the late members must prove,
however, irresisiibly commanding. iB
the sonth and La Vendee. The 0fdi-
nance will fall on these provinces like a