Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
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KUN uits INCLUSIVE. uc Idttct dtc patty
blank, part oil the matter prepared tor
them having been rejected by the Censors
of the Press, who are exercising their au-
thority with more rigor than they have ex.
hibited OF late. We have translated the
documents relative 10 this measure, which,
perhaps. is revived for zoe purpose OF pre-.
venting the Journals from srepubiish0g tue
accounts from this country OF the fecep-
tion of La Fsyette
The only article OF political news we
6nds sis in the Journal OF Commerce OF Inc
18th, which contains an account trom
Lisbon Of the 3lst of July, as follows.
The expedition fitting out a, this place
for Brazil, is preparing With great ac!'Vi.
ty.' Zone or two vessels have arrived :"
this country. which len Lisbon about the
5tb OF August, the masters ot VINCE ss"
nothing Of any naval preparations 10 '"e
hsrhor.]
The Portuguese government nave or
dered an extraordinary levy OF troops,
The zine Of service for the artillery ana
cavalry is for years--intantry years.
and volunteers g years. o. - A.,
A letter from HavFe of the 2ist OF Au-
gust, represents the markets tor american
and West India produce, as having ae-
cIoed very considerably for the last tew
d,vs The writer quotes Upland Cotton
~ Or 10 %: Louisiana al 70 to "a, rot
Ashe, At "A TO 43A. Coffee very dull.
THE FRENCH PRESS
P.s1s, August l6.--Louis. by the grace
of God, &c.-Hsvipg seen the Attn Art. OF
tho law of the 18th March 1929, which
provides as follows:
sE. in the interval of the sessions of
Chsmbers, grave circumstances render in
sufficient the established regulations tor
controlling the press, the laws of he 3ist
March, 1920, and the 26th July, 1921,
may be Immediately put in force by an
ordinance ofihe king, deliberatedin coun-
Gil, and countersigned by three ministers
his disposition shall cease one month
after the opening OF the Sessions, It during
this period it shall not have been convert
ed into law.
1t shall equally cease on the day on
which an ordiuasce shall be published.
pronouncing the dissolution OF the Cham
Der ei Deputies.
Considering that our courts Of law have
recently recognised in the journals 40 ex
istence de .jure, independent of their ex-
istence de facto;
That this Interpretation furnishes sure
and easy means OF eluding the suspension
and the suppression OF the journals,
Ii follows that the means OF repression
established by The Sd article OF the law OF
the nth March, 1922, have become insult
6cient
Desiring, under existing circumstances,
and until the next meeting of the Cham
bers, to provide eficaciousIy for the main.
tenance OF public order: Having beard our
council: We have ordered and do order as
follows:
Art. !. The laws of 3Ist March, 1890,
and S6th July, 1921, are restored in full
force from the present day.
Our Minister Secretary Of State OF the
Department of the Interior is charged with
the execution Of the present ordinance.
LOUIS, &c. Referring to an ordinance
Of yesterday, ordering the re-esta bisb.
ment of the laws OF 5lst March, 1920, aad
26th July, 1921. relative 10 periodical pa
pers and writings: upon the report of our
Minister, the Secretary OF the Interior, We
have ordered and hereby order as follows:
Art. |. There shall be Immediately
formed at Paris. near the Ministry OF the
Interior and under the presidency oil The
Director OF he Police. committee charg-
ed With preliminary examination OF all
journals and periodicals. IL shall be con-
posed, not including The president, of six
members named by the Secretary Of the
Inferior.
2. Every article Of a paper or period
Ca must, before being, printed, be fur
nisbed with a pisa, setting forth that the
said article has received the previous ex-
animation and appreciation required by
article 9Th of the law OF 3lst March 1890;
which visa shall be given by the Sieur
Delege, whom we name, with that view,
secretary OF the said committee
8. In the departments, the Projects
shall name. as required by circumstances
one or more Censors charged with the pre-
liminary examinations of journals and pc.
rodicals published there.
4 Our siinster of the Interior is charg-
ed with the execution of the ordinance.
Given at the Thulleries, 18th August,
1894, and 0 our reign The 3oth
LOUIS.
GREEK ACCOUNT.
'ZANTE, July 10 What was expected
has taken place. The Islands Of Ipsa and
Case have been desolated by the Turks
and the standard OF the Cross is again
bathsd with the blood OF M ,rtyrs The
Captain PachG having received large sums
o. money, employed in orrupiing the 1900
Albanians (Chyhetars) which were in gar
rison at Ipsara. They were TO have
thousand piastres man, for surreodering
the batteries. The Turkish feet arrived
off the Island on the Sd July, and the Ip.
sariots were in good spirits, and all de-