Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-06

france, Capt. Funck, from Havre, We
'"r paris dates of the Oath of September, and
10 na ,bs ship Henry, Capt, Gray, have London
-. 70 the evening of the Goth. The news
49, hiring is not of an interesting description.
wv, Rsrr,s-The Parliament of England
e,rther prorogued by commission on the
s va of September, to meet again on Thursday,
The 23d ult.
"n,,,cr-The Envoy Of the Sublime Porte
,r;ssrsd his credentials to King Louis Philippe,
Oe n" audience, on the 23d Sept. His excellen-
o. . an suite then proceeded to the Tuileries in
=. Waiesty's carriages, and were introduced
Dis ta ~ onnt de St Maurice. Introducer of Am
.adors and NJ. Jouannin, Chief Secretary
OaSSC;no,s Interpreter for the Oriental Tongues.
a tn Copstitutioaei says" Il is stated to be in
nlation to ISSUE on the second anniver-
con, oc The majority of the Duke OF Bordeaux,
saly ',rifesto. signed by all the members of the
,I a,r branch of the House Of Bourbon, renew
eu' ,he indication OF August 2, 1880. and ma
m NE II more distinct in favor of Henry ""
c.,x-Don Carlos is stated in the French
.osrs 10 be dispirited and in i'll health, owing
= f,dOue, privations and disappointment. 1t
10 rumored that his partizans have it in
SHon,smnlation TO call to the throne of Spain the
.ISsst son of the pretender, who is about seven
80 years of age. The Carlists being in pos
SaSss;n of no seaports, find great difficulty in
s,ocnring supplies Of arms and other munitions
Of war. a.,
e., Madrid d" The four battalliops Of the
nsrr;son destined for the insurgent provinces
saro not been able To march for want of money,
,Ss Minister Of the Finances not having sent
han the 600 900 rials required tor the purpose.
Tr,bi naltrv sum can be raised, these battalions
ell move TO reinforce the apathetic army Of
Gen. Rodil"
Carlos V. is said to have received with the re-
,;,naton and frmness of christian the fatal
news of the death of his well beloved spouse.
From the Mdicafeur of Bdyonne.
The order issued by Rodil, that all families
L,own for their opposition to the Queens Go
ysmment should quit the four provinces, is eve
ryvhere being carried into execution. A great
number of refugees have arrived at BehoDia,
and several of them declare that on the l4th
Rodil entered Yitoria, where he reJoined Loren
10 and Figueras. The three corps were to pro-
coed TO the BOrunda. Jauregui was unWell,
and was staying at Villa Franco.
It's not precisely known where Don Carlos
and Zumala Carreguay are. The battalions OF
the latter having been repulsed when making
an attack on Tolosa proceeded TO EIisondo, the
garrison of which place they hoped to surprise,
butthiS attempt was not more fortunate torthem
than the other.
The Royal Academy of Medicine and Sur
gerry at Madrid, together with the Royal Col
Ice of ST. Charles and the Junta of Hospital
PHYSICIANS, having been consulted upon the inn
pOrtant subject of cholera, as TO its contagious
properties, have replied with remarkable unan-
unity, that they consider it not to be contagious
but epidemic.
POsTrGAL-Accounts from Lisbon are not Ia
Ter than were received a few days since, but
they confirm the intelligence of Don Pedro's
approaching dissolution, and that he had given
orders 10 be conveyed from the Ajuda to the
Queluz Palace, the place Of his birth, and was
hNIying in the very room in which he was born.
He had expressed wish to perform some &C
ton which should show hereafter, that he did
not depart this life at variance with his brother
Don Miguel, which, it is added, his Ministers
took care TO prevent.
The ntrigues respecting the Regency were
going on, the presen Ministers imagining that
their existence in Office depends upon the Ouch
esS de Braganza's holding the supreme power,
moppOSition TO the Charter, which would place
The Regency in the hands OF the Princess Isabel
Maria, who held it when Don Pedro's new Con-
@tutlon was put in force,
The Instruction in the interior provinces
strong and formidable, at the same time that
hedesertions and emigrations to S pain continue
GERMANy.-The Leipsic Gazette has the fol-
owing from Munich of the 18th inst.-lt is as
serted in the higher circles, that the French Co
rernment has consented to the marriage OF the
Queen OF Portugal with the Duke of Leuchten-
ourgh and that negotiations have already taken
place upon the subject. The Duke at present
resides with his mother at a country seat, three
leagues from this place.
IuREEY.-Advices from Constantinople to the
EO'h Of August state that the plague, which
nadoeen more destructive than for many years
past seems now again on the decrease. The
turks are beginning to lose their prejudlces
Suh respect to sanitary precautions. They
nave recourse to European fumigaton which
~rmer!y they despiseG. The practice is adopt
ed, al least by the higher circles and most otthe
ministers of the Porte. The number Of victims
has been between three and four thousand dali
lys
hS LEioHs SrEEcH.-The speech fMr. Leigh,
Delivered at the public dinner given to him IN
PeterSburG Will attract attention both from the