Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-29

srailsiorsl. for piracy on the ship ASIA
srhey are to be hung on Friday the 18th day
&C MAY next. The two latter were recon-
s,aended to Grey by the jury.
A Mechanic in Savannah, (says New
sork paper) under date ofthe llth instant
utions his fellow tradesmen not to visit that
lily with the view of finding employment,
md adds, .there are hundreds here out OF
uploy, and in very distressed circums;an-
.c..s, and no probability of getting any en-
a,loyment whatever in their line OF business. !"
Nee York, .Nareh "a.
FROM MOROCCO.
The brig Active, Clark, As days from Mo-
gadore, arrived at this port yesterday.
We learn by this vessel, that in the month
IL December last, Prince Hamet .Naley, the
;,erson appointed to serve out tea to the en-
peror, and his prime minister, was assassl-
mated at Mequines, on the pi-slic parade, by
Buckara black, of the emperor's guard.
After his death, his house was ransacked
and demolished by the populace vast guam
titles OF gold and silver were found, the fruits
Of bis rapine; besides many letters address
eu to the emperor, which he had never deli
vered. Maley 'scondqct for some years past
had given the greatest dissatisfaction on &C
count Of his rapacity. He is said to have
been man possessed of great strength of
mind, and insinuating manners. The post
near the emperor's person he had held up
wards of thirty years. From common black
slave bought at the public market, he bad
raised himself to the highest honors. His
death gave generalsatisfaction.
The Berebhers, in consequence of the for
mer impositions of the late favorite, were
still in open rebellion. They had interrupt
ed all The roads leading to Mequines, the
kings residence, where the king may be
considered as prisoner, nst daring TO sally
out. The emperor has appointed one of his
sons to succeed Hanet Maiey.
FROM &c Boston Daily .advertiser, March go.
FROM FRANCS.
By the arrYal at this port last evening of
the ship Canton, captain Haskell, in 60 days
from Rochelle, we have received Paris pa
pers to the l9lh ut, FIVE days later than our
previous adyices from that city The Aria
tarque OF the 18th, after repelling the sug-
gestion of some Of the Ultra journals that the
assassination of the Duke of Berr proceeded
from political conspiracy, observes, the
opinion which till now has gained the most
credit, is, that Louyel committed his crime
only in consequence of the fsna:ical admira-
lion with which be is inspired for the man TO
whom France owes all her misfortunes, and
whom it is said be followed 10 the Island of
Elba."
The same paper accuses the ministers Of
taking advantage Of the sleek occasoned by
this horrid crime 10 bring forward their pro-
jects OF an alteration OF the charter, by mo-
dihcation of the law of elections. The new
law reflections was reported 10 the Chamber
OF Deputies, February ! 5. AT the same time
a law was presented, giving TO the Council
OF Ministers extensive powers for proceeding
against persons charged with conspiring a.
gainst the King. or any men Der OF the royal
family.
The Chamber of Deputies presented to the
King an address of coincidence, on the as
sasslnation ofthe Duke de Berri.
a member on the right side of the house
accused minister of being the accompliee
o. an a'rocious crime. and this minister per-
ss's' Il IS said, more than ever, in the de-
s'sn % uniting himself to the party of his ac-
never did one ruin himself with so
a'surance." 1t appears that Count de
~ Is 'as minister referred to.
anS little other news in these papers.