Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-20
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ult. The names of the new ministers Oh rlah'e'
received by the last arrival and puoishea as
mere rumors, are on6rmed,-Bassano, rrenll-
or. Bernard. of War, and Rresson, Foreign al
fairs The Duke of Bassano Immediately pre-
nared an outline of Democratic admlnlstra-
ton which, by the intervention of the King,
was modified to at least the adoption OF liberal
measures,-freedom of the press, &c. &c. II
the King is sincerely DESTROYS Of trying the expe-
menttbere can be no doubt of its success. The
Chambers. which were to meet on the 30th Nov.
will perhaps have passed the appropriation for
-o,r treaty. before the Presidents Message reach
es France.
Rumors OF change in the British Ministry
were afloat. Lord Athorp goes to the House
of Lords i'm place Of his fathther, Earl Spencer,
which makes d vacancy as Chancellor of the
Excbrouer Lord Melbourne has also resigned,
AMI il is said the Duke of Wellington has
been called upon to form new ministry, which
is doubtful.
SpAy.-Thc news Of the defeat of General
O,Doyle by the Carlists, spread great conster-
nation at Madrid, when first known. The Min
lister of War threw up his port folio. but no
successor had been named In the Chamber
of ProcuradoreS, the audience expressed their
disapprobation of the present Ministers, DE
Rosa.
Der of Procuradores had declared, in an ad
dress to the Queen, refusal Of all support to
Government if its system was not changed
This caused considerable sensation In the capt.
tai. General Valdez had been named Minister
of War in place of NJ. Zarco del Vale. Nj.
Medrano would replace Moscoso.
AtMontiragun, two divisions OF the Carsts,
under Dastor. had been put to flight by Esparte-
ro The Carlists had attacked Elisondo, but were
repulsed; they were, however, very active.
Nina was at Pampeuna, where he had is
sused several manlestoes to the people, proml-
sing pardon TO such insurgents as would submit,
but TO those who continued their opposition,
he declared war of determination.
Dissolution OF THE BRITIsH MINISTRY.
LONDON Nov. live have no authority Tor
the important statement which follows, out we
have reason TO believe thatit is perfectly true.
We give it, without any comment or amphca-
tion. i'm the words Of the communication, when
reached us at late hour last night, or Tather at
an elrly hour this morning.
THE King has taken the opportunity OF Lord
"Spencei's death h turn ont the Ministry; ana
"theIeis every reason TO believe that the Duke
of Wellington has been sent for. The Queen
'"has done it all."-Times.
The Morning Chronicle Of the 18th, in an
nouncing the dissolution of the Ministry, says
that Lord Melbourne, the Premier, repaired 10
tn. ROYAL residence on the 18th, and returned on
the evening of the l4tl, with news OF the lmpor-
antresut. His Majesty expire sed no d!ssatis
faction with Lord Melbourne, but said he con-
sidered the Ministry dissolved in consequence
of the transfer of Lord Althorp 10 the peerage.
LONDON, Nov. l2.-As a Chancellor OF the
Excheouer must of necessity, be member OF
that House of the Legislature which holds the
puIsestrings OF the nation, and as The nnancler,
who was Lord Althorp by courtesy. is now Earl
Spencer uf right new Chancellor OF the Elk
cheouer and leader Of the House OF Commons
must be sought for amongthe Wing politicians, or
must be supplied like the chief commissioners
of the Malthusian pauper government from the
ranks OF their Tory adversares. whoever
NAV be chosen to fill the high and important OIL
fee the public have the consolation to know
that if a better inancier than the last Lord Al
thorn be not selected, it WILL at all events, be i'm
possible tn find worse.
An attempt to negotiate Russian loan at Par
is had proved unsuccessful.
Many vessels have been wrecked in the Black
Sea.
The Limerick Chronicle says, that Sir James
Kempt wishes for the American command Ihe
Times doubts IL.
A grand Ball was to be given in London by
the nobility, for the benefit of the refugee Poles.
MApEIRA-A letter from Madeira, Oct 81,
saws: An arrival from Lisbon, the day before
Yesterday, brought an order from the Portu-
gueSe ministry. annuing the tonnage duties on
all vessels touching here, which they say never
were intended for this port"
We are sorry to have too much reason to give
credit To a report which has just reached us,
that a Rev. gentleman at st. Adams has ao-
seconded with large amount of saving Banks
deposits-rumor states nearly GS00O-Cour.
The Belgium papers contain the speech of
King Ieonod at the opening of the Chambers
on the llth The speech contains nothing re-
markable but assurances OF the prosperity OF
Belgium.
The PARLIAMENT HousEs.-There are at pre-
sent above two hundred men, carpenters, Ma.
sons and laborers, at work upon the two large
barn-like contrivances wherein the LORDS ana
Commons of the British Parliament are to be
called together. Many will no doubt be called,
but few it is believed, will like to venture their
lives and limbs under so fragile and uncomforta-
bic a canopy-and even the workmen laugh at
the idea Of making it fit for any thing but We
ry small number Of persons; for, as the walls
shrink in after the effects Of the heat and mois-
ture have subsidized, large settings and cracks,
or assures, Will take place, and dangerous con-
sequences must ensue.
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