Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-16

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this case has in general, been highly appro--
we'd ofby all.
| Under date of Heldebergh the 18th, it is
said that the Chamber of Deputies OF Hesse
Darmstadt, though no more than 80 out OF
! SO members have assembled, is in full acti-
vity. Notwithstanding that the Constitutional
Edict, by requiring that two thirds of the
| Deputies to be present, makes 35 necessa.
| ry to constitute chamber 1t is pretended
however, that il is only at the opening OF
| the session that thirds are required to at
| tend.
! The Electors of the city OF Darmstadt per-
sisted, at the latter date, in enforcing the
legality of M. Hoepfner's return. A report
having circulated that a portion OF the NUM-
cipahty was about to publish their dlsappro-
val of the conduct of the electors, the latter
signed an address to tn Grand Duke, decla-
ratory of their sentiments. A Deputalion
4 was 10 present this address, but they did not
obtain an audience ); his Royal Highness de-
caring that be was already aware how things
stood, and should make known his lntentons
accordingly.
Paris. July 90.
| M. Machado, the Spanish Consul general,
and Christopher Columbus, descendant of
the celebrated discoyerer Of America, and
late Secretary to the Spanish embassy in
! London, have reached Bordeaux, and are
hourly expected in the capital. These gen
tlemen mention, that they are at a loss for ex
pressons 10 describe the enthusiasm which
the opening Of the convention Of Cortes has
excited in the Spanish nation.
| The unexpected revolution in Naples is
one of those phenomenons which disarrange
all the combinations of diplomacy, ard con-
found all political calculations. Ferdinand,
King of Naples, brother of the late King of
| Spain, of whom be held the crown of the
two Siclies, is II years of age. He mar
ried a sister of the late Queen of France,
who died in 1914. By this marriage be had
| two sons and two daughters. The heredl-
tary Prince. Francis, wlo has just been ap-
! pointed Lieut. General of the King dom, is
| o., g., ,bo t,bo D,ohoes ~ kerr; He pevt
| married sister If the present King Of
Spain, and has eight chiIdren by this con-
nexion. One of his daughters is married to
the brother of the King of Sardinia. and ano.
Their is the Duchess of Orleans.
| This branch OF the Bourbons is the only
ono Of tho ro;on;no branches which h. no,
,donted tho svstem of, representative form
of government form which England ha,
nossessed for manv communications which
France has made most important sacrifices
which has inst been established in Bavaria,
in Wurtemberg. and in several other states
of Germany, and which Spain has happily
established.
|
From Madrid there are accounts down TO
the 18Th OF July AT 81 boa The installation
fetes, in which high and low have equally
participated. The ex-Dllnis,er OF Police,
Chavarra, who is said to have been deeply
implicated in the abortive attempts to bring
about counter revolution, was on the 18th
in.l. arrested at PouugaIetle, about two
ls.ouas ram gilboa when on the point of
esc.,o, ont Of tho coun,rv
In the s;,,,ng Of the ,ortes on the 10Th