Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-14

know whether | am sincere in the declaration
which now make, of firm attachment TO Inc
church, and resolution to maintain it.
e" have spoken more strongly than usual. De-
cause OF unhappy circumstances that nave l0rc-
ed themselves upon the observation OF all. Inc
threats ofthose who are enemies OF the Church,
make it the more necessary for those VINO ieei
their duty to that Churchto speak out. The words
which you hear from me are indeed spoken by
nv mouth, but they flow from my heart"
His Majesty was affected to tears during the
delivery of this declaration, and concluded the
interview by inviting the Preates to partake OF
the Holy Communion with him at the Chapei
Royal, on Tuesday.sthe 22d of June.
AMERICAN STocKs, LONDON, May 29.-N. York
per cents, 1s45, LOG 1-2, dividends from April.
Pennsylvania 5 per cents, 1854, 104; do. 1856,
1903; 1855 104 I2 to los IA; 1860 los IL, dividend
from February. Ohio per cents, 1850, liz l-2
to Ia Alabama per cents, 1868, 50. Lou
isiana state loans, 103; do. Barings SO IL; UNI
ted States Bank Shares, E23 10 ID.
LONDON May l3-During the early part OF
the day there was a strong feeling that the Min
istry under Earl Gray would be broken up; this,
however, abated much towards the close OF blu
siness hours, and on Change it was currently
stated that Lords Mulgrave, Carlisle, AucK-
land. and MIR. Ellice would with some minor
changes, fill up the late temporary hiatus IN the
Cabinet. 1t is highly necessary that the PuohG
business of the country should be conducted
promptly and efficiently; We trust, therefore
that the public may not be disappointed IN the
conduct of this partly regenerated Cabinet.
From the London Times Of May 81.
Money has been very scarce this day. Indeed,
it has been worth five per cent. upon Consols.-
This increased scarcity in the face OF the late
Bank notifications to lend money at 3per cent
is again attributed to the operations OF the Dl-
rection, in order to render the mOmentary inter-
ests more dependent upon them for assistance;
and the operation of the agents OF the Scotch
Banks who are supposed to have Withdrawn
half million from the market, to Illustrate the
conversion ofthe Four per Cents, have also
tended to increase the pressure upon the Mo-
ney Market. 1t has long been the custom OF
the Bank Of England to receive no applications
for the advance Of money after IL o'clock IN
the forenoon. This early limitation OF time for
making such important applications has now
become the subject Of much complaint in the
moneyed interests, and is great obstable to
business. 1t might with equal safety to the in
terests of the Bank and the public convenience,
be extended to any rate until one O'Clock; and
il is thought that the Bank will accede to sug
gestion of this nature.
IRELAND.
Disturbances, more or less serious, continue
to prevail in various parts of this kingdom, par
ticularly in the northern counties.
III Tile county Vi yIUHci q nan ot'i III 'o'S'J
occurred, SO powerful, that within the space OF
an hour the ground was covered with hail to the
depth, in some places, of six, and in others OF
eight inches.
DIR. Waldron, Roman Catholic Bishop Of Kill
Iala, was recently so much injured by fall, that
he was not expected to recover.
FRANCE.
We perceive nothing of importance in rea-
ton to the affairs of this kingdom if we except
Az of tbo hon hnrO IF
Our latest Paris dates are OF the 28th of May.
The French Moniteur publishes the two Roy
al procamations for closing the session of the
Chambers of Peers and Deputies 1t also con-
tains royal ordonnance dissolving the Cham
Der of Deputies, and convoking all the eecto-
raj Colleges for the purpose Of choosing new
Deputies on June FL, with the exception of those
in Corsica, which are to meet on July B. It fur
Their convokes the Chamber of Peers and the
Chamber Of Deputies for August 90. This or
dominance is followed by another, naming the
towns in the several departments at which the
electoral Colleges are to assemble.
A third Ordonnance revokes that which was
issued on the Sd inst. convoking the electoral
College Of Melun for the 18th May, to elect
Deputy for the Seine ct Marine, inasmuch as it
is now convoked for June 81. The Moniteur
also contains the official PRONUNCIATION of the
new law against the illegal manufacture or pos
session Of arms and ammunition, and all per-
sons found in riot with arms in their hands,
or detected in forming barbados or attacking
teegraphs, &c. The Moniteur contradcts an
assertion made by the Swiss Paper that the
French Cabinet had called upon the cantons to
expel certain political refugees.
The Constitutional calls the attention of the
Government and the public to the erection OF a
statue, in honor of General Lafayette, and
points out the Place de Hotel de Vile as suit
able spot.
Paris, May 2S.-Yesterday morning, at six
O'Clock, three Commissaries of Police, accom-
panied by numerous officers, went to the resi-
dence of NJ. Armand Carrel at No.. 9, Rue
Blanche, with warrant from the Court of Peers
to inspect his papers 1t is said they expected
to find a correspondence between M. Carre
and the principal. Editors of the Republican
Journals in the departments. Some letters, saios
to be insignificant, were seized. The Commits
saries afterwards proceeded to the office of the
Natio,ul but found nothing.
SPAIN.
Madrid dates to the 2lst May had been recel-
we'd in London. The following are extracts from
the journals of the former city:
&c General Rodil, commanding the Spanish
troops in Portugal, announces that he arrived
ho RI