Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-28

who are involving the business Of nr!r,: se' aHa
booksei!ing in complete ruin, as well H," ~ AMI
workmen who live by this 'exten,iy. b a. a!h.
Partisan industry. 'sneA &
lhe master printers NAV agree arorvs.
selves, out Of philanthropy, not to amrlssN sa
presses for two or three months. e,cor con-! eeasias
daily papers of large size. The banGg .Nt.
may be employed exclusively for al o,ba
The disorders have showed much " IN, Won.
upon tho Exchange, and the business ther o:'ne''
sequently lansuld:-- Co..
EVERY one sees, and every one s,y, IT,
commotions are the work of some ao;, q.
take care to conceal themselves in the d,,l "'
The government after using every mean, c1A,
ness, ought no longer 10 suffer few b''I lt'
partly hired, aud partly mislcd, or cons, rU.G,
individuals to disturb the repose of tbs r'.
lis. and to do serious injury to commerce
try and public credit" ~''''
AT the same time that the subjects If y.
have been ordered home from France. Ga , ,'H~
sador has been interdicted GRANTING r,e.na 'A'
French subjects, who hve an intention ~
iug Russia. But the belief was st,our ,h,, ,;f
precautionary measures would BE- speedily en-
ed by full recognition of the new o,,s' ''.0'
Oh the part of the Russian Emperor.
1t appears, from the statement Of tho o,.-
mcnt, that many individuals have been ,rr, 80
and that Is who were The ringleaders ,rdIli
signed an Act Of Convention. hive bee, sa.. vs.
prison.
The Government has also marched in,o D..
the 4th, 9Th, 18th, j0th, and SD Regimen. :
the Line.
From, the Second Edition Of The Mei,ca,, A.
Chambers Of MonIay, Sept c.
PARTISAN NATIONAL GUARD
! GENERAL ORDER.
J 1.-The General Commandment. Chief tho V.
tional Guards Of the Kingdom, con,iderins ~.
it Is his duty to dedicate 10 the public :ery. :,
much OF his time as possible, and willing M,
blisll between his brethren in arms and hin,.f,
regular mode Of communication, which mas Oh.
BILE him to occupy himself in the Organization 4
the National Guards, the command over whom !,
entrusted to hm---ordains as foows:-
II. The aides-dc-camp Of the King. he nj
nisters, the project Of police, the aduianr, pe,,.
raj, the commanders, superior officers. adui,u,
of legion and officers coming on matters Of d,
ty. shall receive immediate admission. at n. b.
tel Of the Eat Major of the Partisan y,,or,i
Guard.
-. Admission IN lbe hotel shall be gwen IA,
the prvates every " edncsday from nine OteDC.
clock in the morning,and the general III chief ST,
receive them from nine till eleven O'Clock.
"S. Admission to the hotel shall be ciyen,oa,
members of the two chambers. and to persons
I who shall have the right Of entry every Nlohd,,
and Wednesday from nine TO ten O'Clock, an.
the general will receive them from nine oil e,.
ven.
ga. Deputat,ons will be received every day
in the week, except "Wednesday, from nine d.
elevea a'clock III the morning.
':5. The days and hours Of ADMISSION 70 Il.
public Offices, will be determined upon by Gers
raj NJ. Dumas, as far as regards the NatOnl
Guards of the kingdom; and by General Carbon
mel, as far as regards the National Guards Of r.
ris.
SO. The Adutant General in Chief uill gn
the necessary order to enforce the execution d
these DEGREES. LAFAYETTE
A true copy.) "CARBoSSEL'
In the French Chamber Of Deputies, on t, I
18th of September. COchrane. the late sOserrGa
the English Island of Dominique claimed F'
ment of a debt resulting from advances midsH
him to the French authorities Of Gaudacgp:E
1901.
The committee.proposed the sending this~ b
minister of Marine and the colonies.
General LAFAYETTE: support Tie Pr'P'al
made to you by the committee. | shall rrt;
by this occasion to make some brief ob:enat'''
on all important subject relating TO French ON,
merce. marked attention. The recOgnoon
the republics of South America has been nad'g
the United States. England, after some i''f
ton, decided on recognizing them. oP""
present time this recognition has been ds1F'a.
France BY certain proceedings. knO" iii Us
present Government isoccupIed concerning y,
recognition; ! shall profit by the Pre>ene.e u v
minister for Foreign Affairs, 10 requesthIm "l
form thech amber rs fullyas he IS able'I "'
government intends to do.
NJ. Mole, Minister for Frsisn Aflir' a'''
the iIustrious General for giving he ih' of@"
nifty Of explaining myself on this point IN i'' ~
sence of the Chamber. Goycrnment has geo. CO..,
this question. which must say, had he'eS~i
beer deferred too long. The king has o''''
me to write to our agents with the Ant''DS Oh,
| ernments, and those Of these govef0''p.s, ,,c
are ,.:jw here. to state that he IL reaU. Il
/ nize the existence of these government -, .,
treat concerning our commercial 'n'e' sr.,o,.
their agents charged with full powers '''''
! sides, sexcelIent! excellent! -,