Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-21
From English papers received at the Office
of the New Y ork Gazette, per the ship
Hercules.

Hercules.
London. June l9.
The earl of Liverpool, IN the discussion
yesterday in The house of lords upon the
loan bill, repeated what had been stated
by the chancellor of the exchequer, in the
house of commons, That he did not fore
(, see that any future loan or funding would
| be wanted during The continuance of peace,
and he congratulated the country on the
termination OF the practice OF borrowing
money BY this means, ds, by its lnclte-
menl to gambling, he considered it most
injurious TO the pursuits OF regular trade
! and industry" June u.
The differences between Sweden and
! Denmark are said to have been adjusted,
unler the mediation of the great powers, at
London. We are glad OF it, for we, believe
Denmark, has just cause of complaint. She
| is, by this arrangement, to receive small
er sum than she had expected, but she IS
10 receive il in shorter time, and the pay
ncnt is guaranteed to her. June 22.
The foreign enlistment bill was read a
third time last night, in the house OF com.
mons, notwithstanding Mr.. Waithman ex-
pressed his disapprohation OF the measure.
Sir w. Scott, in a luminous and argumen-
tative speech, laid down the principles OF
neutrality, conformably TO their elucida'lon
by all the great public writer's OF Europe.
There was striking difference between
his calm, dispassionate and irresistible APP
peal to the reason, and the ford dec'ama-
ton of learned member, on former
night, wksse harangue would have better
graced trial of academic skill than the So
Tenn deliberations of Legislative assem-
bly,. 1t was emphatically observed by Sir
w. Scott, that there could be no Sole
cism more absurd or more mischievous,
than that state could be at peace, and the
individuals. ot it at war" This short sem
tence comprises the whole essence OF The
question and the bill that has just passed
one house of parliament, is simply intend
ed to protect US from so mischievous an alb.
surdity. June 60.
This morning the Paris papers of Sunday
last arrived at our Office. The discussion
wassresumed in the chamber of deputies on
the law of the budget. NJ. De'essert pro-
posed the grant of one million to increase
the compensation made TO certain pension
ers, and to the veterans of Alexandria and
Juiers. The debste on this proposition
was rendered interesting from the inciden
tai notice taken by the minister of the inte-
riur of some expressions which were con-
tained in a recent publication of NJ. Big
non. member of The chamber, relative to
the REGAL of the banishei In this pubtica
ton, as appeared from the speech OF the
minister, NJ Bignon threatened the govern
ment with dreadful discovery, and with
the existence OF" some dangerous weapon
which he wouli not employ for the honor
OF his government, but which he would use
If The invincibIe obstinacy of the ministers
should prescribe to him this rigorous duty"
The minister imp'oTed M. Bignon to make
known this dreadful danger, but the depu-
ty persisted in keeping the sesret, deCfa-
ring that he would moi reveal it, until in
the chamber an address was proposed to
the king, requiring the revocation OF the
law relating to the ex|es-w hen, IN short,
he could produce the secret with advan-
tage. TO this the keeper of the seals re-
piled, that NJ. Bgnon was the best judge
of his own conduct, but he hoped that If
the hon. member were resolved to retain
his important secret until the proposal OF
an address to the king in favor Of the ex-
lies, such an opportunity woul! never ar
rive. This expression was received with
shouts of applause. The minister further
declared, that the petitions presented in
favor of he indiscrininate !ecal OF the ex-
lies proved the existence OF conspiracy
hostile 10 the government. The members
on the left side expressed violent indigna
ton at this assertion. while those on the
rich, vociferated Yes! Yes!
PARIS, June 10.
The King continues to enjoy the most
favorable state OF health.
TIE French Consul at Smyrna. who in
terfered in the recent dispute between
General Savary and the Visccunt de Fotte,
has been recalled and succ eded by NJ.
David, formerly Consulat Bucharest
Al l.