The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-11-19
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Robinson, from Havte, the Editors of
the Commercial Advertiser have receiv-
ed regular Gles Of Paris papers to the
ed Of Oetober.
The censorship of the press was re-
moved on the soth September. The
Moniteur Of that day contains the fol-
Rowing ordonnaace
"CHaeLEs, etc. Uf
" Not Judging it necessary to maintain FOR
longer period the measure which was dept
ed under different circumstances, against The
abuses of the liberality Of the Journals
{. The ordonunace of the 1 9Th August last,
which recalled into viyor the laws OF March
81, 1870. and July &c, 1871. shall cease to have
Its effect"
The Paris Ctnsti'utionnei Of the 1 st
oil October contains the account Of the
arrival Of General La Fayctte in this
city.
A change Of Ministry is talked of in
the French papers.
King Charles Y. entered Paris on the
eth OF September. on which occasion
he was received with the utmost enthu-
siasm. although the rain fell in torrents.
After his arrival at Noire Dame, he
was add ressra by the Archbishop. who
expressed his Grief on the death of the
lat King. anu congratulated his Males
~ on his accession to the throne. The
King then made the following reply.
Sir: Nv first duty. as it was my first
care. on an occasion so affecting to my heart,
was 10 PROSTATE myser before the Lord to So
iicit from him. through the intercession OF the
Holy Virgin, the strength and courage neses
sarv TO enable me to tulfiI the important task
which has been imposed npon me- Without
him we are nothing with him we could do ev-
cry thing Assist me, gentlemen, with your
prayers; isolicit them not so much for my.
self "a for France, which my brother has rem
dereh so happy-Yes, notwithstanding the
grief feel, Lam confident, that. with the sup
port Of the Most High, J shall succeed not in
making YOU forget the loss which you have
sutained, but at least in softening its bitter.
ncss.''
A letter from Upland states, that u
peasant girl has been initiating Prince
Hohenlohe, and working miracles. She
has, however, been cited to appear be.
fore the High Consistoriai Court in or
der 10 give an account Of herself,
The Bordeaux paper ofthe 10Th Sept.
mentions that courier has brought
news from Spain of the arrival at Ma
jorcl OF Russian squadron Of 25 900
men, from which an officer was de-
spatchcl to Madrid.
The DEFY of AIgiers has announced
that he will make war upon Sardinia
within one mouth from the 9Th of Sep
TENDER, unless that country pay to him
the fnli amount of the hibute which
he. had imposed. He has made the
same declaration 10 Holland, with an in y
junction TO separate herself from an al
lance with Spain within three months
He has declared war without restriction
against Spain. The Dutch Admiral
commanding in the Baltic has notified
the Spanish government, that he cannot
extend his protection to Spanish sub
.jects, in case Of an attack from the AL
gerines. A squadron of twelve vessels.
well armed and equipped, were at AL
giers, ready for sea, on the 9Th Of Sep
TENDER.
SpAIN.-Our latest advices from
Madrid are to the Goth Of September. |
A letter of that date says y" Mr., Zea
took possession of his port folio on The
18th. without taking the customary oaI h
Of office, although he requested the
King to permit him to do so; it is con-
sidered that his ministry will be Of short
duration II is further said that the Cler-
gy are hostile to him, on the ground Of
their supposing him to be by no means
disposed to second their views. He is
said to be in the bad graces of the In
FAINT Don Carlos. Commissaries from
different muticipai bodies in the king
dom have arrived here 10 request the |
government to send 20 their several eli
les French sarrisons adequate to check |
the people who are in a state Of insub- |
ordination in all quarters. At Cordo-
va, the populace broke open the prison
doors, entered them, possessed them
selves ofall the keys, killed twenty per
SONS, and severely wounded great num-
Der they afterwards spread themselves
throughout the city, where they COM
mitted all sorts Of excuses. Like scenes
took place at Cuehca and Salamanca; in
this latter city, the agents of the police
were either obliged to fly, or conceal
themselves. The Madrid police COM
PEELED more than 200 Of those who have
followed the Cortes to Cadiz, to leave
tho former city. The Elk Minister Cruz |
is still in prison. The freemasons are
those whom the government seems most
TO dread, and it is against them that the
police directs all the instructions which
1t gives to its agents.
EERMhNY.-The king of Witlpm-