Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-12
FOREIGN.
FRANCE,


FRANCE.
We have received some French papers
of Sunday, 10 addition TO those from Wh'c9
we gave extracts yesterday. In the Cham
her Of Deputies, M. B. Constant moved
reduction Of 1900, 900 francs in the Sc.
cret expenses Of the police OF Paris, and
the Departments, on the ground that the
noliee neglected some OF their duties and
violated others. He mentioned an instance
II which man had denounced an illegal
association, and produced the brevets OF
admission, and the arms they had manu-.
factured. Instead Of an investigation into
the circumstances, The man bad been
thrown into prison. NJ. B. Constant said,
he did not guarantee the-truth OF this state.
ment, but as the man was in the bands 0f
Justice, be might be interrogated. he
then read one OF the forms OF admission to
this secret association, which was as toll
lows:
London paper.
"THE CONSE3vATORS OF LEGl-
TlMACY."
Moriamur pro ca.
"M.- has been judged worthy 10 be
elected an Honorary Member of The Soci-
ety of the Conservators of Legitimacy.
He promises to defend it, and support It
openly against all its enemies, whoever
they may be-
This form was surrounded with vignet-
ties and cevces. The hon. member, alter
animadverting on the domiciliary activity
Of the police, compared IT, present esia-
blishment with the description which NJ:
Cha teaubriand gave of Constitutional
Police. He then left the tribune. and went
to the Keeper of the Seals. in whose hands
he placed.a bundle of papers, forms OF e.
lection, &c. belonging, he said, to the So
ciety, and also dagger, enyeloped IN
sheet Of blue paper. london paper,
Paris, July 24.-The proceedings OF the
Chamber Of Deputies, are, at present,
more than usually interesting. The Bud.
get still form. the subject of discussion.
In the sitting of the 24lh, frequent allu-.
sions were made TO the present state OF
Europe.
1.-Two great events, said gen. Foy. may
have an immense influence on cur future
situation. On the one hand population
of 1000, 600 have begun to rescue them
selves from the dominion OF barbar'ans-.
they impore the succor OF nations and OF
kings If the supplicat;ng voice OF the
Greeks is not listened TO-, they must all IN
eyitably perish by the sabre: OF the Mus.
selmens. On the other hand renowned
nation demands from other nations the IL
berty OF accomplishing its political rege.
eneration. If the energetic demand OF
Spain be not listened 10, you will see. as
you have seen heretofore, the COMMISSIONS
and revolutions which the mad excuses OF
national feeling are capable OF producing.
(Murmurs in various parts OF the Cham
ber.''
"From this simple statement OF facts,
one consequence naturally. follows-that
we should protect the Greeks, and not IN
lerfere with the Spaniards. Greeceds tar
removed from US, but her inhabitants are
christians, and we ought TO fear les: the re.
lieious principles OF her enemies extend
beyond the limits of that country. Let
US renounce a system OF murderous poll
cy'; il Greece perish; France will be the
cause of her fall Murmurs aud agita-
ton She will be answerable for il to
the present generation, and to generations
yet to come We all know, that no nation
in the world, has been more glutted with
power and victories, than the French ma
ton. We all know. that there is no ma
ton which desires more sincerely 10 deye.
lope, under the safeguard OF constitutions
al institutions, her industry, the source Of
national wealth. The odious responsible
lily of which speak, imposes special OBJ
legations on the government. A French
squadron has proceeded to the Levant with
special Instructions 10 protect the subjects
of the king OF France, and with seconda.
ry instructions to assist the unfortunate OF
every description who may claim their AID.
This, gentlemen, is an honorable employ.
ment of our naval force, and | am proud
of having been the first who suggested II
in this tribune"
a voice on the right--"Tbat is not true
Admired Halgan bad already set OUT
NJ. Foy resumed" Last year our am
ba.sador 10 Constantinople was absent at
an important crisis be is there at present,
but the interests of France and OF the
Greek. are not better protected, and our
ambassador still resides in the Faubourg OF
Pera, which remember some years ago
like French town; but he lives retired,
and less respected than ever by the Turks.
In this abasement of our power, it is for
tunate that some difficulty which arose on
the subject of The Convent OF Mount Car
mel. seems TO excuse the impotence tol
which bis patriotism is reduced
Abiding to, Spain, the General said
"De not imagine that intend to dwell
on the events OF the 7th of July. In the
history of nations, some pages are so preg.
nsnt With instruction aud terror, that the