Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-29
Disturbances continued in Spain.

alteration, A parcel OF tine LOUISIANA
has been sold at Ii 70-CarolIna OF good
qualify would still fetch | 40 TO ,45-but
there is no demand for the Inferior 9uali-
ties.
Pot Ashes OF good quality, so; Rice 10
bond, 81 Bark is without demand. -
Philadelphia, 95i; N. York 9; Campea.
chy Wood, 9, 50 to IOf in bond,
Coffee remains still without inquiry. St
Domingo sold at Is; old Havana, good or
binary, with some white beans 80, new
and green so to 50 in bond; RIO, rs to 50.
The principal s.'e has been OF 1900 bags
old Havana at SOL The arrivals are OF
no Importance and we do not believe in a
further decline OF prices. There has been
nothing doing ia foreign sugars, and our
market is quite bare OF them.
Souchong Tea, is 10 great quantity,
anc sells at | 80 50; Hyson 81 25; Hy-
son Skin is wanted. We mIght for good
quality obtain ct iU in bond.
Some good Cassla, in chests, might at
tain vt 10 In bond. Light pepper al Cos
Cocoa IS wanted, Caracas would fetch II
~ IN bond
Indigo is without demand, and we
should be forced 10 be able to sell to let
go at Is below the price of our last sales. ,
From the Journal de Prris. June l2.
Several Journals have published the fol-
lowing article:
sit is said some difficulties have arisen 10
the Council OF State, in respect 10 the bulls
OF the Bishop OF MoBIaubiD-ihey have
considered ibis Prelale as foreigner, be
cause he has resided Tor long time in A.
merlca--It appears 10 US that Mr. CHE
yERUs was IN the same situation with so
many Bishops and Priests who the revolu
ton drove out of France, and who have
returned 10 il, some .ooUer, s0me later,
without being required 10 be re-Daiurallz-
ed in order TO regala their rights as French
men,
Mr.. Cheverus is not in the same siiua.
ton as the Priests VINO left france during
the revolution, and it is not because he has
resided long time IN America that the
Council Of State consider him foreigner.
Mr., Cheyerus nalsraIizeG himself IN The
U. States.
The 18th article OF the Civil Code says
that the quality of French is lost by natu'
ralization in tore gn country, and as
none but Frenchman according to the
laws OF the Kingdom, can be Bishop in
France, the council OF state has certainly
done right in suspending the enregister.
ment OF the bulls OF Mr. Cheverus until he
has taken the necessary steps 10 recover
that character.
PARIS, June l9-1he Minister of Ma.
rine has published 10 the Monitor notice
10 the owners OF French vessels and car
goes captured by Spanish cruisers during
The late war, indicating the tormsltles re-
QuIsiIe TO enable them TO claim indemnih-
cation.
Mr.. Fenwick, Bishop of CINCINNATI in
N. America, has just left Lyons on his re
turn tlom Rome, where be has been to So
iicit the benedi ctions and the assistance OF
the head of the Church in favor of his
Diocess, one OF the most extensive in the
world. and perhaps the poorest. He pro-
ceeds TO Paris, whence he returns to his
Diocess by way of England. He is &C.
companied by two priests of the Propa-
gandi, an important aid in Diocess which
wants but six Priests in space of 400
leagues square. The impression which
this Prelate has left on those who have
had the honor to approach him, IS that
which dignity, united With simplicity OF
manners, produce. He il destined to a
great vocation, that Of teaching entire ma
lions, yet in savage state, the truths oil
religion. The smalness Of his resources
compared wth the magnitude of bic CO.
terprlse is striking.
The gift which Mr.. Fenwck has re
ceived from bis Holiness, and those he
hopes from The piety OF the Royal Family
will assist his project, SO worthy OF int
rest and veneration.