Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-06-13 00:00:00, page 2

it is believed that their imperial majes- "
: ties will go fit to St. (Hand to the Thuille
riea b} the Boia de Boulogue. the read of
Neoiilya aofithe hart-ter of 1' Etoile , the)
will dight from the carriage, under the
Welfibule of the. palace, the ate-p; of which
hanheen made past-able for cqaeites. lt
seeme to be fixed that the court will assem
* 'He put the'Saion des Manechaux, and
in processioo into the great galler) of the ss
Munhmct. In this immense room have" been
placed seen in the form of an amph'r- thea
_ ue, for the-accomodation of—8,000 per
non], who have-been invited to this cere
any. Through thue-brillient make their
majeatiea wit! process-4 to eke hall of pie
me, where-a chapel he: been command *
": vhiob the anguet peample will receive the i
benedieuott The high altar, due
rated with him relievea, executed under
'khe direction of hf. Biennae, she emperor' :
go!.demith the eandelabra, the tabernacle-.
all the vera'ele me other-mite nen—nary for
divioeeenice. are of tbehtgheat magn'ti
me. and um it in pen-ned be alter' -
silnrde appropriated to the-tue of the chapel 'si
out. Dead. ss
*si ct' 'YL'L'ZT THIS-T'? ? Mss"
otw ieh : it rial'
gie-live will hear the cooeesirt, K cheere
15;th which will she united to
mad-ut- met-.
'- anaydndphesoﬂledosthcss
-. .. - — Ill-law" OfWilv
. - Mi indepeideutlsiyesMsiof
, -' - "FWWer garden—Jeheyall
- si—Izrsi :; _
ssct (unknowen—mon sime um:
tus-my zeszvasszm. si
3- IOssN-QTABTE'S 'MfiR-RTAGE .
_ " ; Ham,-Wi- 27— 30.
'Ml the Servant-fourth]: ecv'itteidesi u 40.
"Miþlendﬄ ind' ami'able qualitiee of'the.
'- Prireessie'virþq it at this moment invoked by '
the been". 0! 3" Frenchmenu Her majeoty
pose-ne fi'on nature the moeteminens en- .
Maken, which haveþeeu'ex" " ed and_
eke} by : most-excellent e _uretion.-—ss
sides becvernaeularlmaage, the spake
ct Fregeh ead- [talked amour and is :c- ct
' .qnldted with the-Latin and Engiiehc' She
little and-pbyq in lsi—euperior style. -upon.ss
Rhe ' (one ; den-a and embroiden in
! Machine!- mmefi; end'zher whole,
mni- ith'eative of benevdeaee, amia
ity Illd majesty.
Her-majesty the eusipreu arrived it Com
jmgn out-Tuuday, between the houre of
eighbendninesih the eVeumg. Her main
17 the in the best state of health. The
emperor-went to" meet hit august eonsort.
The entnnee of their majestidctmmade
ib: torch light.
.- .. Wsi bend-can:
Whl'ﬂffictﬂlshhn—
- 'fMd'c/t "81.
si'ﬂteir lmperial minein'did not set out
from Contpeigne until 11 oSclock yeeterthy.
The, presecu of the department osthe Oise,
had the department of the -'Seinr, re
peired, each attended by : splended reti
nue,-to the-rerge of their respective de
' aﬂmemgto receive their majtaties. The ss
'whble of the rotid from Compeigne to St. ss
TctCqud was crowded-with epectaton- Tri
"umphel arches were ereeted in : number of
'Vmach. Their majsi-sties. pened near St. j
-Deoms, at 5 oXlock yesterdey al'ternoon, }
,-on their way to St. Cloud, with the great- j
Qn-rlpidity- ]
The day before'the civil marriage ol his
ths-ject; the t mpt'ror, the chaptre of Notre
Dame wiil repair tu St. Cloud to carry thi- ss
ther the'lﬄpe riahn'antle won it. which was
:here will be a lamii) dinner at. I;. Cloud,
whit It will be (allowed by & spettacle. The
gardens, and especiai'.) the oranger), will
be illuminated in the most brilhant man
ner; the r.:iters which unto play in the
flight, will exhibit a perfect novel sight.
On the du) of the religion: Ceremony.
the comtituted authorities of the city of
Paris will repair e'oottt noon, to the trium
phe! arch ol I'Etoile, there to receive and
emplitnent thtir imperid mgtjestiee on
their entrince tntn the capital. ,
:) ed at 'he cornnation. The soun'-West"?
qter the cer ". (a) of the citil marriage,
: ' . .
- si ;ctmww
La: hmlia between Cubit-lond. Was, this
ihgksip'n-ct tho—illunint'tn will tghtþtt
i ]: ooo hmpt manyof which "laye double
, wicks. The 13 triumPhd-sifatdtu made
Macedon-each side between the commit,
; will fi-quinf- tacitly "duke-number os- varie
SpeedlampI-ctct I ss' - _. -_ __
i Optltebttrintedor.'*smu*'af the tri
-umphnl areh THE-taile gre- twelve "emble
mitie med-llZons-si [he first, on the- sieotsitth
stout; 'reprecentrthe-emperor, with this in
seriptisiottsitjodemeath," ," The hap'pitten "of
the world is in'h'mh-luds." \ The eecood' is
the-cypher of the emperor and empren; the
inettﬂption,.*.*sisi-We love her for our ldve of
! him, Eve love her'sor henelf." 1 The third
sisil-eupid holding . helmen—kc. 'H-She will
l eh'ermthe leisure houre of tile—hero." The
, fourth : tt-e-e—u He' is' the nuthor of'our
glory, he will render it "eternal." The (is th
equn, rainbotv, &c.—" She announcee to
the earth days of serenityss." * The eitth, an
animalsate. ' The seyehth,sions the north
front, 'the "empren—"_ Shesi will be' 'to* the
'Fr'e'neh "ender mother." i'The eigth, the
cypher of the "emperor and'empress—" We
"one to" him" the 'hlpþinese of the nugmt
lpomesisi who has given him to exalted &
place in her'thonghts." The ninth, the S'eine
, -—*ss* Hll' lot-te will recogniee the gift he had
' made us." The tenth, the Danubc—ss-"ssHe
! emithea us with what he most dearly t'a
lute." The eleventh, the arms of the em
pit-e. The twelfth, the arm: of Auttria.
The ed-ZBCt-s which is construeting'on the
toposvthe-tttrrete of Notre Dame will re
present ll'tÞTomple of- Hymen. it will be
50sert h' h. "These. turret! will notbe il
l luminated: but the temple above them will
be delineated by thousandc ol- lamp-, and
seem euspended in the air. -This-- ariel pa
lace will have for accenories twelve blozittg
comen, and a great number of stars. which
'will sparltle onthe tops of the highest build
ssl ings of the metropelis.
s The illumination of the church of:-La
Madelaine, will represent the sat-tide of the
, temple of glory, as it will appear-in : few
&c. " =
it is said that the setes Will-not immedi-_l
ately succeed the marriage ceremooy.-—- !
siTh-rinmajeeties willgo the-tollowing day "
to Competgne to spend the month of- April si'
--\he rejc-icings will begin-with - thesimonth
o! May, and last till the conclusion of it.
ss The ccunt de Segur has issued,: notice,
that the un! nmnage ul the emperor and
king.-ws" be on the lst ot Amid-in the
palace ot St.-Clear]. The count hsias slso
issued an ssohmctl: programe; retat'tve to the -
sinl muxrage—smm which we make a few .
extncts : " At one u'clm !: on she day. fixed *
for- the civﬂ miniage. all those who" are to (
those in the- wine of the empress. in the
ssloons of her i 'rtment. on the side of f
the garden; snd t se in the service of the si
emperor. in the ssloons of-h'ts spartmeltrﬀ
out to that of the empress, on the side Of ;
them ' _ ;
"Such of -'tlle': per-des invited ss ences -ss
had seeo'mnodstion in the gullet-7, will re
"is! in she—lond Mmsod the grand
spsrunents of the emperor, tosee she pro
eeniso- ' '
-si**M ths-m 'oHlls (entry Fill'bect
M'onllslnde, two semsiehsirs,sur-[
meed-known; that nothe right:
beinjfoetheenpeme, sodtheoshnqchs
kiss-!!!! soone: dull-sond ths
as miles-the eagles and cyphers in the in
tervals. About the ottick will be placed
garlands, candciabra, the cyphen of the
emperor and empresa,'&c. 'To the columns
of the dome will be suspendrd lustree. ln -
the sub—basement vill be seen simple state
and stars of the iegion of honor,'&c._ si'l'he
works in the interiorol this church proceed
with 'activity; in 'a sctv mouths it will be
paved with black marble and nemours stone,
compartmcnts, and in mosaic.
At the ends of the bridge de ia'Concorde, ,
and at the "extremities of the ahutments,
will be placed eight obelioko, each 70 feet
high, for illuminatitme; and- on the bniue
ttades of that bridge ivilk be erected co- -
iomne,at intt n als,surmountedwith crow ne. si
A magnificeot illumination is preparing
for the whole fact-de of the garden ospsslants, _
facing the bridge (if'Austerli-z. "The lampl '
will exh'tbir the figures os elcphanumamell.
compose t aizn as "their majestiessswﬂl '
sssemble . stake of Snblondcviz.
sh- pedesta] will be ﬂambcaux and garlands.
The did-o esthio 10]:le Will he lnurntnated,
The cupoh of ssthe'ehurchsi of Stf'Gene- *
view, will be surrntmdrd and stirmounted ss
with m-gofficentiruminations. Abovethte
monument is construc'ting an antique tripod :
soutsiteen seet in height, includiog the steps;
ﬂames will arise from this tripod. Round
years. , 'ss
". "" " .
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'A'ss-u-ssctgsi , (si. ctfsissss' *-si—:si7%'si
m MQMMOT a, Him-un
Mysiuverch MWJ ject dsifi _
sink-.and, address-gum- Navil-un
F—ss Msihmmo-n
si Then solldwi {he omens meum.
— After sith- prime-de MSMW
lay,-zdehgmﬄ'd; m! po-grl b- d
of, W—The oficcn end grand oficcu ol
: France ctabdithl); lbsit amid! of h'o'nor; lad
:sisobing morn, til! pryoccd to take then
mation according to their "fisnk behind tbci:
majen'ru' chain. Their impcrizl majn
( (it: will take their sun on the tcthsonc ' she
] princn and prince-see came.-right na. tett
{ of the eetnde, in thefollowing order,}ml
? according ten-their relations qfss. blood Þ-To
!-she right es the emþeror,—Madame ;
; princess Louie anolcm: king of'ﬂollmd ;
; prince. ]erorne 'anokom' king, of West
";phdlitt ; princeBdtghesezctduke of Guazal
. l'n ; prince ]onchim'ﬂapoleon, king os-Na
lsissples ; -pri_nce Eugene. viceroy of ltaly ; the
4" prince arch-chancellor. the prince "" vice
' grand elector. "To the lest of the 'rmpren',
-- the 'prsitncesl. ]ulia, .queen of Spain ; _' the
5 princess- Her-tends, .queen of Hollnnd;
issiprincen-Catharine; queen of -Weetphalia ;
princess Eli'za, gundeduechen of—Tmcany;
princess Peulina; the princess - Caroline,
fqneen siof—si Naplce ;* the -g'nnd* duke 30!
j—ctwurtzburg; the prince: Augum, vice
"queen of ltaly ;- the princess Steplmnie, he
reditaﬂtry grand'duchess of Baden; the he
reditary grand duke of Baden z'the prince
lrchtreasurer ;" the prince viccte 'ccnsteble.
Their mnjC-gtie's being seated', " The grand
mutrr at the ceremcsinies will take his ma
'esty's order: and proceed to' request hie
highnea's the prince arch-chancrllor of the
empire to go up to the emperor': chair.—
One of the masters of the ceremonies will,
at— the name time give notice to the secrewy
dfatate for the impetinl samlly, who will
approach his highnc so the prince arch-chan
ce'lor. and nuke his-obeisance to their-mn
jesties.
** His highneu'the prince archfchmcel
lor having b'owrd to their majntiel,"wlll
Itsy--'* lo the name ofthe emperor (at that:
Word: their majesties will stand ttp)-— Sire
does your-imperial and royal m'ajesty de
clat-e'that you tsi'alte'in marriage herimpet'i'al
_ "and royal highnc'ss " Mnria 'LOuisa, arch
{duchcss of 'Auamria, here present." "The
ss emperor will answer, "ldeclare'that-l take
win marriage herimpetial and royal highness
; M.:ria Ladies, arch-duchcu of Aultria,
here present."
"He will then put the-question to her
imperial and royal highnese of Auetria, in
these terms * ' Does her imperial and roy
al highness, Maria Louisa. nrc'h-dut-heu
ol Austria. declare that she taken in mar
riage his majesty the emperor and king,
' annleom here present ?"
" Her imperial'and royal ' highnen will
answer: " ] declare that"! will take in war
riage his majestysithe emperor and-"king,
.Napuleun, here present."
** The prince areh-chancellor will then
pronounce the marriage it. these terms :—
** In the name at the emperor and the law,
'I declare that his imperial and royal majes
tt- Napoleon, emperu- of the 2French and
king of'ltaly, and'her intperial and royal
highnen the "earth-duchen -MariL-'.Lotti52,
areunited in marriage.
'" Then-the mattere-and auistantact of the
eeremonies will-carry the table, on which
are the regiatera of the civil state; ttp to the
emperor and em'press, and return to their
places. si'The aigning of the act of marriage
will take place-in the following manner:
nial." , .
** The proeeteipn will xi.-conduct their4
majeatiea to the apartment'of the empren,
and then retire. Upon thia oceaoio'n, the
empress will be in ful court-dun, &It'llsi'
a crown aet with diamdndal"
""The person! invite-4 to the ceremony,
w'dlalao' be invited to the theatre. At the
conclusion of the performance, the'etnpe
(m Amfm—chkctd Ihctsspfmufe
y the arrive! ol the bri ;Zl'h'omu, apt.
lust-am, from Cummin, we have been po-ctct
l'nely ("and with the falle-sign; [sir-ma:
nate ?", inned by the "pull" 'Y
ment Cenccn, which "we hung" to hy- ss
before our readen.
ment,"- &c. &e.
ror will reconduct the empren tosiher apart. _
every country-like, shew :!
(9an
bmily ymsi present the _-prn to the emperor
and then to the emprcu. D'Theirntajestiet
n'ill-sign it sitting, and -without-_quitting
their places. .The prince. and,princeueo
will approach the table, receive the sipen
from the hande of the 'aecretat)',ssand trib
acribe their ounce, previous] bowing to
the emperor and empreu. __: ey-will tub
aeribe in the- ozdot' denied-"by thesscmmo—l si
wuﬀrbe twenty of lutc'si to *the [mssﬂd
lthcteMdAAb 09 :ino
Delamm
mew" you Fame-9. - i
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and defence.
'Undcrthmeonaiderntinna and to pre.
vent the inet-itahlc and ruinous come-quen
ce: nssnllin under the yoke as the empe
rnr of the Fits-th the tyrant of Europe and
the opprealor "of Spain :' -WE the Spaniah
prOtinCcs it: Amtricn declare ourselves I
siFREE, SOVERElGN and PNDEPEN—
DENT PEOPLE. not aeknowkdgieg
the -DOM1NAT]ON of any power on
earth, resusing lubmission, an'dsictct denying
and repelling the authority of whatever na
tion may attentpt dominion over us. This
"Wo- unanimoualy sings: Ah!! nisitdgc -our
selve-s to maintain a si -__npsm--with-ottr
-LlVES,7"r.FORTUNBS, and ont'.SA.
iCRED HONORS, cdliogzupon every in
habitant in the provincn' to aid . anthttpport
in carrying into eﬀect thigh!" laudable and
just resolution, wd-enabliahiog {or-our
selves "and osiur _ pent-tity. ssa -lree,- equitable
and independent government, that- shall sc
dura our happiness and give-m ;] .place of
honor and reap'ept among. the .indgpendcnt
nations of the ear .
: And "we do eat-neatly ents-eat all 'sorcign
nations to acknowledge and vgtntrantee our
"independrnce and to savnr sin with -auch a!
Iiancessnnd asaist'ance aa may "enable tis-to
defeac lh'e-d'eaigna of .thetansseuin-of our
-country. , ' ] -
'By that diaavo'wing-o'ur depends-net on
Spain,—m.- solemnly appeal to-Bearen to:
the tectitnde'ot' out intention;, and We do
,proteat ,hqfossress shcfllFsed majesty-of God
. himnlfssthn in)" ss on; , mannes we h'm
ever 'beﬂlsilFftlnectdsi by,ntsi ' ,es pure and
honorable, and that me .bsiave no other'dc
tip it:-vicssn-ssthanthe preaet'sivation of our
ceived, Msildkctþwcfim * of our common
country. And ye stops-int humbly suppli
c'ate that being filfb sditidea the" face of or ss
tion, to knife "on.-bar nexion, and to blcu
and protect this, one net! eatabliahcd m
"n. : ' "
_ HE jaybzcribcr, 'after :" silapu of sin"
_ page-ashy consumed in the step-""
non cto'! _hu home, respectsuny 'Mcesw
the ("tuum-of AMM'R well o.- lb
coctmqunitygpc urge, that be dun-ken sbs *
lungs-yar- m-t now! and-We emb
Mmmn known by the made! the ClTY
llglEI-si lad m muddby'ﬂr. Gum
:'\lﬂ W' 'sisi- T'" Osthe
' ? 17!th beisi forth;-o Miquu'lssihcdby
ss- m-umuem-ud maw-mue...
_ cient ]:wa "toil MKWIKWWeu-mg
] of the-mmme-mknbusi
si rage. of his meuiqiryss ;pctdllssssif', there exin.
_ neithetsirqa'ecﬂnighwﬄ spake (Ofsiconti.
* nuing oiu' depebdcmmlþfm that hn
! no exinenee b'm. in MWWZÞHW am]
He]! mr-aaoss-shctesmdumnd um .,
" thou d providc for our man safety .sid
the proloclion of ib"?- PQCY'DFQ Þy taking
into our own hope! the, man! govereigmy
[osnut' country-si ' ' — zss'
'The period hnl- At length arrived when
ss 1hese-"United' Put—incr- [:oueu both [he
ﬂr'englh and- the power sito. protect them;
1 selve-. 'W'ith . posuhtion of nine miil'u r..
'os itshhﬄwu. with an extentsi of scrtile cer.
ritory. superior to any empiroon the globsi
and Wounding with filth; riche: ll'mboun.
trou- nature ever bestowed on the burn...
aqaccss'it would be contrary to cotindpoiicy,
in (he ptis't m time of the world- to submit,
.. AND'WE A'RE. DETERMINED no
, LONCER 1 0 SUBM'IT 1 0 "me
f DOMlNAT-TGN- OF ANY EUROPE.
; AN, ORT FORE'ZCN POW'ER Vi HAT.
fEYER.
; -Fur which s-lawsui government existrd
i in Spainmodherlcgitimnte king sat upon
; her throne, we have H'rs beau le) al to his
' person and i'oixhsttl to his government, and
: our treasurer have been the onb'zuppnrt of
{ the Europe-no monarchy and its alli-s,
1 whilat we'h'avc been rliltrcncd by : war in
! which we had no interest wlzzfitt-er, and our
country druineti of those riches which na
ture has bestowed Upon the inhabitants of
, America,'sor their own happiness, tuppuu
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