Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-11

nish government, an The change IN lh'
French ministry, we Interpreted as IN
dicative of the contin aoce OF peace, or
least the poslponemen, OF war Tor som.
time. The London Morniag Chronicle,
says. ep
''ln the best informed circles OF Paris,
no doubt was entertained thai peace with
Spain would not for the preseGt, at all e.
vents be interrupted. Ii was generally
understood, that bis most Christian Maj s.
If had mace private communication TO
his most Catholic Majesty, in which the
intentions of the French government were
fully explained, and that they were IN me
highest degree PACING. IT was also 100
! that the official note rom villeie TO the
French Ambassador q. the Court OF Ma
drid, could not have been more 2aclhc,
considering the pledges which lad been
made to the holy allied monarchs al Ve'o-
na."
The Nuremberg papers assert that the
continuance of peace between Turkey and
Russia is impossible, whatever appearance
there may be of renewed negociatlon.
Every thing was quiet at Madrid on the
Gath Dec.
The Persians were rapidly approaching
Ragdad al the last adv,ces.
It is said, under the Paris head Of the
3Oth December, that M. de Rayneval,
French minister at Berlin, is TO be sent TO
these United States as minister :pleniPo-
Tertiary M. de Rayneval is well known
as an author on public law.
The English ambassador is said 10 be in
great favor al Madrid.
The successes claimed for Nina are as
serted 10 be confirmed by the testimony
of eyewitness The Bayonne papers
state that the French iorces on the IRON
tit rs very regularly make the fugitive Spa
nish insurgents give up their arms on pass
icg into the Spa pish territory.
Some oil the ministerial journals oil Lon
don now contend that it is the right add
the interest OF England to interfere 10 ia.
vor OF tn Greeks.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Morning Chronicle says-'rely on it there
is now no notion (n the French cablneD
of an immediate war between France and
Spain"
The surrender of the castle of Coriath,
and of the fortress Of Retina 10 Gambia, 10
the Greeks, is positive affirmed
The supposed change in the policy Of
our government respecting the Greeks"
says the London Morning Chronicle,
"eive> general satisfaction, &C. A irigate
is ordered to carry out Lord William Ben.
timex Immediately to ST. Andero, or some
port in the Bay, on special mission to
Madrid"
Mr.. Monroe's last mersage is published
entire in the same paper OF the 4th Janua-
~.
Mr.. Ravenga, The Colombian minister,
had arrived in England. There was much
fuctualion in Colombian bonds in the Lon
don rnsrket-they closed on thei Sd Janu-
airy, al 81.
The Paris Monteur contains the Royal
decree Tor the coD,ocation of the French
Chamber Of Deputies, tor the 28lb Jan.
1898.
The latest sccouRts from the new Bril-
fish settlement, al the Cape OF Good Hope
"centinued to be OF the most unsat,tacto-
~ kind "
The Paris Ministerial paper, the Jour
nal des Debats, observes, The Chamber
Of Deputies will soon be opened. reintorc-
ed with great number OF Royalisls,
whose election is, in a great measure, the
work Of the ministry
NJ. de ChateaubrIand has been appoint
ed Minister of Foreign fairs of the king
O. France. On The 29ih Dec be took the
oath of Office. Some of the Paris papers
remark-"Between VI. de Chateaubr,and
and NJ. de Montnorency, (bis predeces-
sor in the ofice) the shade of difference
is SO slight, that it is not properly speak
ing, change" M. de Montmcrency is
announced in the Monieur as Minister
of Stale and a member OF tue Privy Coun.
Gil.
1t was reported that the Bank OF Eng
laad had agreed with the government to
advance considerable sum OF money on
the pension list, for two or three years.
The new minister from Spain to the
British Court, Admiral Jarat, had arrived
in London.
The destruction Of Turkish vessc of IA
guns, and two frigates, at Teuedos, by
Grecian fire ships is confirmed. Two
more of the f1setwere wrecked at she same
place.
From the Morning Chronicle, Jan. 3.
We received the Paris papers OF Tues
day, last night by express.
The Rentes have experienced farther
depression; and the journal des Debats is
again rather warlike in its tone. The
Courier observes, that it is gratifying to l.
to find confirmation of its sentiments in
that journal, and now triumpbs in the
prospect OF the success of the grand prin.
cipies which the Duke de Montmorency
asserted at Verona.
From the Morning Chronicle, Jon. a.
The message of the President OF the U
States 10 the two houses of Congress,
which we received yesterday, is state