Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19

here. Paris is, in fact, 10 slate OF fever
lSh exclts:ion. Throughout ihe whole o
wednesday the streets were crowded
out The groupes, IL seems. offered no re.
slstanCe, though violent scenes are report
ed e have taken place on lie preceding
evening
! The rise in the French funds at mo
ment when the national guard have refuse
! TO lend themselves 10 the uItras. is curt
Gus circumstance. The general impres-
SHIN Is, that The rise can only be accounted
tor from the prevalence OF an idea thai
the BourbOas will no longer dare 10 strip
France oil the army. and that consequent,
~ the probability Of war is greatly dimi-
Dished.
Extract Of letter, Part, Uedneday euen'g.)
There were some violent scenes last
night al several cafes on the Boulevards.
The partisans Of the minority were read
ing The Eloile aloud, and vociforating a.
gainst ministers, the chamber, the gsrde
royai., and the gsndarnerie in particular.
Parties OF the garde royale paraded the
Bouievards to a very late hour. This
morning there were small groups OF people
in the sIreess adjacent and leading to The
chamber. aud on the Point Louis XIV who
made VIUi' ut uenaCing gestures, but dis
persed quietly at the appearance OF the
geudalmes, They formed again whep
they were no longer IN sight but, on the
whole, the sensation created to-day has
been much less than was expected.
5" The populace before Manuel's house,
in the Rue 81. Honore, alter waiting tor
HIM some lime, upon seeing gentleman
come out who was aD Engllshman, cried
out vive Manuel! Upon his telling them
he was not Manuel, but an Engii,hman,
they said, yiyeht les ADgIals! we Ia Lii
ber,e aud placed him on their shoulders.
Between thirty and forty persons
were taken up last night for rioling; sew
eral were released this morning, others
committed tor lriai.
LONDON, March o. Several ex.
presses arrived this morning from
France. but hose merchants who trust
to the regular mails for the conveyance
Of their correspondence are still with.
put any information from those parts Of
Europe. the communication with which
lies through France,-The rentes in
Paris on Wednesday ct three o'clock
were 81. SIS, tor each, beipgan improve
uent of nearly u per cent. on the va
Iue of the preceding day. 1t is gene
rally reported however, that they de- |
nlined to sos. on the evening OF that
day. Consols opened this morning at
IS ga, and as all calcula ion on the fu, |,
lure conduct OF the desp,ca5le faction
which at present tyrannises over the
French people. is vain and uncertain,
hey underwent very little alteration,
having not advanced higher than IS .
during the day
Before the closing Of the market
there were several respectable sellers,
but their operations reduced the value
about S per cent only from the open.
DC price, because the conduct of the
National Guards in the Chamber sf
Deputies last Tuesday, clearly proves
hat in France the spirit of Liberty is
set entirely extinsaisbed, and affords
,ome hopes that Spain will not be sub
ecred to the miseries of French In.
Iasion
PARIS March S-General Bourde
,oult lett Paris on Saturday tor the ar.
nv of the Pyrenees. The Duke Of Reg
yio is to leave Paris for the army on
he 5th or 9th inst. He commands the
irst division under the immediate or.
,ers OF he Duke d'Apgouieme. 1t is
the Duke will set out on the
q h.
BAyoNNE, Feb. e7.--Some copstitu-
ionalis,s having taken refuge in the
.onvent of ST. Clair, the royalists set
t Oh FIRE, and the greater part OF the
persisted in the flames,
CoNsrANrrNopLE, Jan. 26-Letters
rom Larissa mention another battle,
aid to have taken place between the
Treeks and Turks, IN which the former
we're victorious, and are said 10 have
made themselves masters OF the capt.
al OF Thessaly.
The negotiations with Persia have
aiken q favorable turn.
The Augsburg Gazette announces
hat Lord Strangford arrived at Con-
January l6, and that up to
Lth Feb. he had not had any interview
With the Refs Effendi,
SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. |
New YoRk. April l6.-The elegant,
IN Z IntH I'D