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

greed to liz advocating their adoption.
Mr.. Denman remarked hat "sll The votes
| of Supply 10 the present state OF tie corn
| try appeared 10 bin to be but provisional:
The state of the country was different
now from what it misht be in "a hours.
| Every arrival OF intelligence YVES expect
ed to decide the tate OF our foreign reta-
| tons; and according 10 that decision
should our establishments be regulated.
| While such extrsyaganl scts as now disur.
bed the continent, were going on, II was
no time TO talk OF reductions. lie could
not say what Ministers Intended to Go.
but be hoped thsy bac made preparations
| for war, which, IN case OF an actual inya-
sion OF Spain, would enable England 10
give her prompt, vieoroas' and sn Ell
iectire assistance"
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool, dur
ing the last week, comprised ol9I bales
Bowed. at 81 10 81, 1880 Orleans at 8ls
TO lOid. 1000 casks Flaxseed were sold
at 53 to 50 tor New York. ana A 10 45s
for Baltimore. 500 casks new kte, al
22s 81 to 92s Sd. Potasbes improved duf-
ins the week los and Pearls 4 10 IS per
cwt. Ia Naval Stores and Tobacco, 10
alteration. New Dollars at London, 4s
to 3D..
French Chamber Of Deputies Mayeh 4
al halt past one O'Clock almost all the
members OF the LETT entered the hall in q
body, with NJ. Manuel at their head, who
seated himself 10 his usual place. The
murmers, which commenced on his az.
pearsncc, increased every moment, and
were participated IN by the persons 10 The
gallery. The principal RuissIer went up
10 the President, VITO addressed 10 nIin
: some reproaches, as the Huissier sxcu:td
hinse, by saying, that hs could noi p.s.
vent the entrance OF VI. .daGuti.
An intense agitation prevailed amongst
the Members Ut the r.s0t SIDE, who ap.
pealed 10 be C0Dceriipg amongst item.
selves,
At two O'Clock the President rang hi.
bell. Profound silence ensued, aud all
eyes were directed upon VI. Manuel.
The Observation-Disclosures the 9lst
Article Of your Regulation staies The
main enance OF order IN the Legislative
; Hall La Po!iceJ is vested in the Cham
| Der. Authority 10 this effect is exercised
10 its name by lbe President who gives
the necessary orders TO the guards on Gu.
IT," The result OF the deIiberation OK
yesterdays sitting was, thai you excluded
/ M. Manuel from Your sittiEgs during the
course o. this Session. | had IN conse-
quence written to u. 81. he Queslors, that
they might give orders tothe lfuissiers not
to lei Al. Manuel enter this Hall. The
order was gwen agreesbiy TO my ins,ruc-
tions; but it has been vioi5ied, aud N.
Manuel has been introduced Il, inyre
A. Manuel to withdraw.
NJ. Manuel (addressing the President
from his place.) stated yesterday lhatl
would only yield to violence; to-day
shall keep my word.
The Presiden,-I shall now suspend
the Sitting for the space OF an hour. in
wife the Deputies TO assemble in heir re-
spective Buresx. Meanwhile ! whi give
the necessary orders--l Cries Of Bravo.
on he right
The whole right side then Withdrew.
Tie Members of the lett continued quiet.
ly 10 then places, and kept silence, with
The exception OF some observations occa'
s,onai,y made in low tone of voice be-
tween one or two Members, which were
silenced immediately by the caa, chut,
from their colleagues.
NJ. de Girardin lett his place and spoke
to several Members.
The number OF the Deputies present,
composing the lett and lett centre, was
eighty. N. Manuel was on the second
bench, between NJ. NJ. SaIersn & lies
ser.
VI. VI. Cassim;re.Perrier, LeseigneuT,
, ViIlemaIn, and ST. Afghan, successfully
went and ceuversed with NJ. Manuel.
During the suspension OF the Sitting.
picquet of infantry of The line was intro
duced into the anti-chsmber OF Pas Per-
dus.
A group Of Royslist Deputies had as
semoled in the passage leading TO the con-
ference apartments, and were listening
with earnes: attention 10 NJ. kergolay
| (FlorIan)
At three O'Clock number Of the Depu.
ties OF the righ, came into the passage
leading t. the Hall.
On the Ieft-To your places to your
places
The Members Of the LETT side were in
SANITY all attention. The door Leading
to the an,i.cbauber of Fss-Perdus Vase
pened. The principal Hussier at the
head Of the Huissiers, entered and advan.
ced towards Nj. Manuel, untolded papes
and read it.
90 lbe Ieit-Louder! louder!
The principal Hussier read the 9tst
Article OF The Regulations (siven sboVe,l
and added--In virtue of the decision o!
the Chamber yesterday, NJ. The President
has ordered tie Hussie s to cause NJ Man
uel 10 quit the Hall Of Strings; in couse.
quence invite N. Manuel TO go voiunta-
rily, otherwise shall be obliged 10 EN-.
pIoy the armed force, although should