The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-28
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

ne ARRIVAL OF INC orig YAK, captain
Weeks, from Havre, whence she sailed
on the second Feb. furnishes us with a
few days later intelligence from Europe.
Capt. w. states verbally, thar 4par mas
considered unavoidable, and at the time
he sailed, the troops were leaving Paris
TO join the main army, preparatory To
their march for the Spanish capital
Produce of all kinds had risen in prices.
He also states that late Paris paper
contains an addressofduke DsAngouleme,
commander of the French armies, set
ting forth the object Of their march to
Spain, which was to reiDstate king Fer.
dinand on the throne.
The Spanish ambassador, tho duke Of
San Lorenzo, left Paris for London the
day before capt. Weeks sailed. He was
present at grand party, given by the
English ambassador at Paris ON the even
ing OF the 2sth Jan.
Ii was generally believed in Paris that
no other declaration of war would be-
made than that already in existence.
Accounts from Perpignam, of22d Jan,
state, tina, $500 Of the factious entered
Olet, and alter pillaging and levyinp
attacked by 100 men from the divisions
oil gems. Llabera and Milans, and defeat.
cd with the loss of $50 killed, a great
number wounded, and 800 stand of arms.
PARIs, Jan. so.
Chamber Of Peers.--11eeting of fhe
18Th Jan The chamber proceeded tn
the nomination of speciai commission of
i've members for the drawing I'D of an
address in answer to the speech of his
majesty. This commission is composed
of che marquis Of Pastoret, tn. duke of
Dondeauville, the bishop of Hermopolis,
the prince OF PolignaC, and the duke Of
Lewis.
The Chamber Of DEPUTIES. was re-.
marked that the seats of the lett centre
were almos, entirely empty. NJ. Manuel
occupied the place of the ex-honorablo
B. Constant.
The duke of Regio informed the meet.
ing by letter TO the president, that the ma
tional guard Of honor might be augment
ed TO maintain the order of the sittipes
and to secure their dependence, which
otter was accepted by the chamber.
The gen. Portineaux writes the cham.
Der, that having been sick for IA days, lie
regrets not being able 10 attend the sit
tings.
The presiden, drew by LOT the division
OF the members into nine committees for
the examination of their powers. After
the drawings Gilt, the president ANNOUNCE
ed that the list of committees would he
liked up in the hall of conference. and
requested the deputies 10 proceed ,hither
Tor the purpose of reporting the next day.
A letter from Odessa, dated the til of
January, says, that the monarch OF Russia
will remain faithful to his pacific system.
even though the new propositions of lord
should not receive a favorable
reception at ConstantinopIe. All the
Russian consuls employed in Turkey, al
the commencement Of the iDsurrec,iop.
and who might have encouraged it from
motives proceeding from the common
belief, hsVe been replaced. The emf.
grant Beyards of Wallachia, to return
into their country, having nothing to ex,
pect from Russia.
As soon as the first dispatches arrive
at Hermanstadt, secretary of the Russ
sian Legation will go to Constan,inoDle to
commence the diplomatic connexions
between the two courts.
PARIS, JAN. 29.-The English ambaz.
sador had dispatched couriers extraordi>
nary for all the principal towns in Europe.
1t was reported that sir Charles Stew.
art had been noticed in the crowd as =
private individual, at the meeting Of
deputies, while the kings speech was
delivered.
None OF the suite of the English EN-.
bassy had appeared in the tribune. the
place destined for those attached to 70.
reign embassies which observation re.
called another Circumstance that the
minister OF England at Madrid attended
by his suite were present at the meeting
of the Spanish cortes on the 9th of this
month, in which the Spanish govern
ment communicated the answers made
TO the notes of the holy alliance.
Several SpaDiards Of distinction, were
about 10 leave Paris for London to EN-,
bark for Spain.
II IS announced that the French army
is to be divided into three principal bo-
dies, the army OF the eastern Pyrenees.
or OF Catalonia, TO be under the orders Of
marshal duke Of Rsgusa, the army of the
centre, or OF Arrsgon, to be commanded
oy the marshal duke of Reggie and the
army ofthe western PyreBnees or of Ma.
varre, under the command Of the general
Marquis of Lsuriston.