Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-26
POLITICAL.

I''''uo' y u eetter' adte@' foaen, Dec. %
The session of the Chambers b,.
already evidenced that the Corst;t%
tional party will not have the maior;t,
this year. The address of the Chom
Der of Deputies, in answer to the KIM
is more candid than that of the pnuss,
of Peers and it is remarked witt
pleasure, that it maintains, firm die
position to uphold the Charter. tn.
public Funds have taken rise to 6of
csc. To morrow the Chamber of Ds
puties will submit its project fer Tho
revenue of the ensuing year,
"The situation of the Treasury !,
fattering, and 50 far we are tranonI
but o.day a vague inquietude exists
relative to projected changes in tbe
Charter, and parties are so much at
variance with each other, as to Great.
much uneasiness for the future.
/" In such circumstances, commerce
may be expected to experience much
stagnatien, which is really the case
All kinds of goods are offered at 20.
duced prices, except coffee and indigo.
which are in demand
Translated from Paris papers.
Paris, Dec. 90.
The epidemic which ragged in Anda. B
lusia is rapidly declining. The Court
of Madrid has ordered lie Deum to be
sung twenty four hours, after the deaths
by contagion snail have ceased
The communication with the afflicted
province is to be restrained for forty
days after the plague shall termi-
nate.
Several individuals have been sen.
fenced to hard labor and Imprisonment /
at Copeshaaed for outrases on the
Jews.
Brussels, Dec. II.
An individual, who filed one of the
Fl rst and most difficult Offices under the I
late Emperor of France, has been ar
rested al Amsterdam.
Berlin, (PruSSia,) Dec. IS.
The members of the committee on
the Constitution have been for several +
days in session. We are assured that
tley have never been occupied the whole
tine in the discussion of the plan for a
new constitution, which has been sub
mitted to them. The Prince Of HaT-
denberg has arrived from his estate at
Hardenck, to assist at the conference,
which is stated tob be oneof great impor-
lance. Nothing has transplred as to
the fundamental basis. The secret IS
so well kept that several members OF
the Council Of State yet. know nothing
of the objects contemplated
Paris, December IS.
This Day, at O'Clock in the even
ing, the members composing the Cham Z
Der of Deputies with their President &
at their head, we're introduced into the
presence of the King, with the usual S
CefeIn0llltS-Nut H tltO lCoioS"I
yered the following Speech: E
SIRE-Your faithful subjects, tGf
Deputies of the Departments, "oalu
offer at the foot of the Throne, the no.
mage of tn ir respect and love. 4
The birth Of Princess OF your Olooa
has excited new hopes in the heaF'S u
the French people.
SIRE--France has no longer any en'
miles, You have established upon Wv
principle of mutual independence OuI B
amicable relations with the dIfefsn
Powers of Europe.-Your "ISoOI
could not bestow upon US more PVf
cious earnest of their DURATION anu W.
that long peace of which Your MaJsS'
has given us the assurance. &,
Here follows some compliments 10 'n
King for his care of the Interests o. %, Wv
church, undressing for puOlIc'
ton. ;;,;os
S,RE-..Abundant crops are repairing
the evils arising from transfer! sta;
city. Industry and activity are ID ani an.
mated operation. The fine aI, a n"ty f
taken a new spring. Your MaJs' y
rewards with yoar protection, W0rH' oS y,
ustlity and genius, Destined TO =, No., for
pace with them Commerce Wal y,
those ciyili,ies which enlightened w So
yernments have always found 10 ~,
their policy to Afford and for IND. INV. NJ
couragment which must naturally s'I
out of state of undisturbed Na'i0"
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