Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-02

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FRANCE.
The Paris dates are to the goth. A Lon
don editor observes, that since the establish
ment Of the Censorship, the French papers
are deyold of any sort of intelligence. How
ever. by letter from Paris of the 10Th, it
appears that means of eludlng its operation
have been found in the publication of small
pamphlets, which are not subject to the re-
strictiop. To put stop to this mode, the
government purposes revising the penal code
which concerns the press. The judges, il is
supposed. will be Invested with the jurisdic-
ton Of the press.
In subsequent column will be found
project respecting elections, offered as a
substitute for that which was before the
chamber. A very animated debate arose,
whether this document should be received.
The president, at length, amidst great up
roar. declared that it was received, and that
il was referred to the bureau. He then
called on the order of the day for the re-
sumption of the discussion OF the financial
accounts; but all Efforts 10 maintain order in
the chamber or to 60 on with the discussion,
were in vain; uproar became the order Of
the day, and the most disgraceful scene Of
confusion ensued. The printing of the cleo
ton project was vociierously demanded by
numerous voices on the one side, whilst on
the other, a continual roar was kept up for
proceeding with the discussion of the ae.
counts the tribune presented two or three
deputies speaking from it at the same tine;
others were arraigning the conduct Of the
president, whilst several were loudly vocife-
rating at each other across the benches.-
The president tlength finding it utterly i'm
possible to restore order, suspended the sit
ting for an hour. At the expiration of the
hour, the sitting was resumed, and the mi
mister for foreign affairs having declared that
he would not oppose the printing Of the pro-
ject, though unusual, it WIS ordered, and this
question was thus set al rest"
SPAIN.
The king DESTROYS TO accelerate the meet
ing of the Cortes, has issued decree, fix
ing il for the 9th of June, instead OF the 9th
of July.
Admiral Villayicencio had arrived at Ma
drid from Cadiz, and was to take charge Of
the organization Of the national army.
Tranquility bad not been restored at Va
lencia. Elio is the principal object of dis
like. The inhabitants had burnt the efhgy
of this man, and demanded that he should be
brought before the tribunals.
The Madrid Gazette of the Sd OF April
contains three royal DEGREES. The hrst con-
firms that of the Cortes, dated 10Th July,
1913. and aboishes forever all privileges
and exclusive revenues. public and private,
which belonged to the crown, under the IL
tie of Royal Patrimony." The king also
ordans that all the arrears of the said reye-
nues, due on the 9th of last March, shall be
exclusively bestowed on the children and
parents of the people who were massacred
by the soldiers of Cadiz, on the 10th ult.-
The second decree, with the view of reno
wing all the obstacles that exist to the i'm
provement of agriculture in Spain, confirms
the decree Of the Cortes, dated the 9Th OF
October, 1915, land abolishes the rights known
in divers parts OF Spain by the name of the
G. Vow of St. Jago - and also ordains that
the arrears due to the 9Th OF March shall be
devoted to the same purpose as those men
toned in the first decree. The third de-
cree abolishes the right by which the fockS
were allowed indiscriminate to traverse
the country, in passing from the winter to the
summer pasturage. The fourth decree ap-
points brigadier Don Joseph Martings San
Martin. military governor of Cuidad Rodri-
go brigader Don Manual Dial de Henera,
governor of St. Sebastian and marshal de
Camp, Don Manuel de Velano, governor of
Madrid.
The Madrid Gazette of the 10th contains
the following changes in the ministry.
M. A. Arguelles, one of the most distin.
guised orators in the Cortes OF Cadiz, has
been appointed minister of grace and JUS
tice in the room of NJ. Joseph Garcia de la
Tore.
NJ. Jean Javat is appointed minister Of the