Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-14

ded to England by Spain. ohouid this re-
port be founded on fact, it would explain
The conduct Of ministers in bringing for
ward the foreign enlistment bill"
ADubIin paper of June II, says" We
have assurances in various shapes, from
: London, that the favorite divorce project
of an illustrious parsonage will certainly
be brought under the consideration OF par
lament before the close Of the session.
One of the papers, in adverting to the ru-
mors which are circulated relative to the
business, points at the recent invitations ot
some of the leading opposition members TO
Carlton-House: But the Morning Caroni-
Gle asserts that for these civillities there
was no political motive whatever"
London, June II.
! We received yesterday the Paris pa.
pers of Sunday last. In the Chamber Of
Deputies on Saturday, another petition
was reported upon from M. PouREE, a
captain on the refined list, praying that he
might not, under the new regulations (pre-
venting an individual from holding more
Than one pension. be deprived of pen
sion of 600 francs. which had been grant.
ed to him for saving Bonaparte from as
sassinaton on the 18th Brumaire, year 8.
The Commission of Petitions proposed to
add an article to the Finance Law, which
would have the effect of excepting the Pc
titioner from the operation OF the regula.
tions. Upon this proposition, the order OF
the day was moved, and also the adjourn
ment of the consideration OF the recon-
mendation OF the Committee the Cham.
Der became the scene of much tunult and
agitation, the impotence or lrrltabIlity IT
members on either side scarcely allowing
their opponents to speak the order OF the
day was at length negatived, and the adj
journment agreed to, together with the
printing ofthe report of the committee. =
The discussion was then resumed on the
! Budget of the Finance Department. which,
after continuing through the sitting, was
again adjourned till Monday.
The King on Saturday transacted bust
ness both with the Marquis Dessolles and
the Minister at War.
From Madrid, the 25th ult. it is stated,
in speedy contradiction to former story
hat The Spanish government had complete
ly failed in its negotiations with the Re-
public of Buenos Ayres.
In one Of the Journals an extract Of a pri-
vate letter from Rome is given, dated the
9th ult. which after referring to the stay
there Of the Imperial Court Of Austria, has
the following paragraph
Her Imperial Highness, MAR1A LOUISA
Arhduchess of Parma, came to the gates
OF Rome, without entering the CITY; she
did mol pass beyond the cascades of Ters-
ney, where she remained two days. Some
tritlng occurrences, Of sufficiently scanda-
lous character, invented by the liberal sect,
which happened with respect to her during
the period when she was near Bologna
with the EMPEROR, has prevented US from
seeing her here. We ought to add, that
these transactions have been repressed, and
the authors severely punished. l."
French 5 per enthusiastically, Saf e0c
Deferred Stock Of the 22d March, lel7,
86f Use -e2d Sept. 1917 G8f 75c.-22d
March, 1878, 84f. 75c.--92d Sept. 1918,
S2f 75c,-2ed March 1919, BOT. Soc.
Our readers will see thatthe Chancellor OF
the Exchequer made last night more ex-
plicit declaration as to his hope and belief,
that the present would be the last loan re-
CURED 10 be raised during the continuance
IF peace and on this account he did not
think it necessary TO alter the course which
had so long been practsed, with respect 10
the allowance to the bank, for the charge
Of management OF the present loan.
We copy the following from the Cork
Mercantile Chronicle of June II.
FRANCE.
The Quotidisnne asserts that all the En-.
alish officers now a, Paris have received
orders to return to England" Different
reasons are given tor this order-some al
tribute il to the necessity OF sending out
troops to the Cape of Good Hope. others
to the necessity of completing the regi-
ments in Canada, ouing to ser,ou; difficult