Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-15
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

New YoRK, June ll.-by the pdcSss
ship Howard, captain Hnld:,dge, 10 -
DAYS from Havre, the Editors ot the New
York Daily Advertiser have received men
regular files OF Paris papers to the li!h'
and Hsvre 10 the 18th Of May, inclusive.
These papers contain London dates 10 Tue
7tb of May
The following extracts are all that we
bad opportunity 20 procure. Tansialeu '''
this morning
PARlS.-There appears TO have been
40 little excitement 10 France on the suo-
iect Of unprecedented encroach,nents by the
NJ inis,ry on the powers of the Chambers
they are charged with having, on The hfs'
day of the session. proposed vast nun
Der Of laws embracing every part OF me
social economy, having tor their oo]ec'
changes OF the Constitution in It's mos. es-
sential part, the organization OF ALI cleo
tive Chamber, a new arrangement o' u'e
army. the creation and suppression Oh
crime unknown TO their legislation, chan
ges in the criminal laws, continuing an
Gent monopolies, and eslab'sh'"g ne"
taxes, the whole tending TO the aggraho-,
,zement OF the Ministry, al the expense o'
the liberties of the people.
The surveys Tor grand cana! to estao'
lisb communication between the mtn'
terfspean, the ocean aud the inferior OF
France. we're prosecuting with greai sct'-
pi,y The rivers Rhine, Saone. Meulhs,
Morr|le, Neuse and Mawl will be made 10
communicate
II is stated in the French papers. that
rroops we're marching from d'ttereGt poin,s
towards Spain 4 several ba'tasiois "n!cN
had arrived at Bordeaux, were 10 RESUME
their march 10 a few days Two quad
yons of chasseurs which were IN garrison
al CarsssoDne, were To uaFcb Oh ne io'h
OF Nay to form part OF a hfgade "fesnl.
ziDg at Perpignan, TO le'o!"Fee me army
of occupation. General D,geon, coamso~
der in chipt e the army OF occupation, ar
rived Bordeaux 70 May
A telegrspblc despatch dated iouion'
Nav BIN. announce that the Junan gale
having on board Cunt Guilimnoi, am
bas.a;ior to the Porte, aud his suite, sailed
that day al noon.
A bill, the object Of which was to per-
mi; officers OF the army 10 be married WITH
on, the pale OF the English Church, was
rejected in tue British House OF Lords, iOo
,
! to t06. i,
The House of Commons were occupied
on the 5th in discussing motion OF VII.
! Maberly, the object Of which was TO petit
ton the King for the sum OF ,OOOl.
! as loan TO certain persons in the provln-
ces of Munster and Connaught. in Ireland,
with view OF giving employment to Inc
| poor After long and animated debate,
| il was rejected-86 to 80
PARIS. May II.
At the commencement OF a late sitting OF
the British House of Commons, MIR. Can
nlng said. that in the preceding evening
one of hi. honorable friends had addressed
a question to him relative 10 the mum Der
! OF French naval forces at Rio de Janeiro.
On that occasion he had replied that there
was no doubt the reports in circulation on
ibis subject weIe entirely destitute Of loan
ddtIon; but tina be hoped in lew days TO
be able 10 commune ale more particular
account of the affair. Since that time be
had reeeiiSSAdib e govertintent ""' "aa,, n
uU~l 81 f9&sisHfes II b in had gone
out from the ports Of France. A, the pc
riot 10 which his honorable friend had
made allusion, instead OF eight there were
| but two French vessels OF war at Rio, one
! OF which was on her return to France. Ii
was also proper TO observe there were two
| English vessels on the station. Finally,
| added Mr.. Canning, there is not naval
station in the universe, where the E0g ish
forces are not superior to ali other powers
His Majesty gave a private audience on
| the 9Th OF May TO the Paron MaTeuil, Mi.
1 70 th, T,,tt
The law tor reducing ihe S per cents.
to { had passed the Cha nber by vote of
s38 TO l45.
| PARIS May 7-Let,ers from Odessa OF
the 18th April announce the intention ot
the Russian Cabinet to divide the MoIea
into Christian Provinces, which are to be
tributary 10 the Porte. This project co
incIdes perfectly with the contents OF the
note addressed during The last month to
the Court OF London
The situation of the Greeks is much The
same as heretofore They have not pro
flied as they ought to have done by the
winter for. taking Paras: al the present
time that'place is well proyisioned, and
the reeks are IN want OF heavy artillery.
| All is inaLtive beiore Lepanlo, waiting tor
reiniorcements of Missonghi; but nolwIih-
standing the siege is maintained with vi
gOr
The descen, upon The Morea which is
threatened by e OltomaDs has caused The
Greeks TO renew their projects OF attacking
Tbessalia and Macedonia. A report is
| spread that the Mussulnen uader the
command of the Pscha of Egypt is TO en-
! ter The Morea on several points, whilst the
corps OF Turks coming from Thessaly and
Albania will make powerful diversion
Oh the side OF the PelopoDBesus. The
4 Greeks have need then, before acting on
the offensive, to collect all their Tor
ces to oppose this double attack which