Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-27

which says, in every street through which
the procession passed the crowd was inn
mense, enthusiasm was at its height, the
acclamations unanimous
B will now give you short extract from
a short speech of the emperor Napoleon to
the conservative senate on the above day
(Seps. 90.
9 Austria and Russia said he, 6 have
united with England, and our generation
is already involved in the calamities of war.
The Austrians have passed the Inn. Mu-
mich is invaded. The elector Of X Bavaria
is driven from his capital. am just leay-
ing my capital in order to place myself at
the head of the army, to carry speedy sue
cors TO my allies, and. to protect the dearest
interess of my people. / tremb!e at the
idea of the blood that must be split in Eu-
rope: but the French name will emerge
with increased lustre. Senator's when at
your desire s the call Of the whole French
people, placed upon my head the Imperi-
al crown, Ireceived from you, from every
citizen, the solemn promise to maintain It's
honor pure and unsullied. My people
have on every occasion afforded me proofs
oil, their confidence and affection. They.
will Ay to the banners of their emperor and
his army, who in few days will have pass
ed the frontiers. Magistrates soldiers
citizens all are resolved to rescue the
country from the influence of England,
who, if sac prevailed, would grant US
peace marked with ignominy and shame.
/" FreHchmen! Your emperor will dis
charge his duty my soldiers will do
theirs. You will also discharge yours .
Bonaparte's vigilant mind not trusting his
loving subjects too far { foreseeing the city
might be exposed to new dangers during his
absence, on the 18th of September issued
an imperial decree, which gives new pow.
rsto the commissaries of prison. 1t en-.
joins them :" to watch foreigners, travellers,
and Migrants, to superintead prisons, no.
tells, private dodgers, printing Offices, book.
sellers shops, journals, prisoners attemp.-
ing to escape, crews of neutral ships,
aud individuals coming from England !"
and authorizes the officers abovementon.
CT 10 dllCSt dA ouopSSiCu PSlSOiSs-------
Before he Quilted Paris, Bonaparte depo.
sited his viii, it is said, in the Senate -
tits believed to be dated in February last,
and to have been signed BY the Pope as "a
witness. 1t is said to have appointed Je-
seph B. in case of Napoleon's death to be
Regent during the Minority of young Ma
.poleon, son of his brother Louis nominal
ted his successor in France. Asto Louis;
XVIII. and the other branches of the
House of Bourbon, they stand slender
chance of ever regaining the throne even
if the demise of the present head of the
French Government should not be far dis
tant, for the holders and purchasers of one
third of the landed property of the EN-.
pire, wrested by the Revolution from the
clergy and the mobiles are bound by one
common interes. to support the existing SO.
vernment and will supper, the new family
notwithstanding they have usurped the
throne.
= Bonaparte had caufcd it to be made known
on the continent that he fhonld coni,der any In
vaGon of tho Batavian territory as declaration
of var.
ITO be eoatiaxed.
Senate Of the United States.