Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-22

ttsst ttlN ysi y sc rom the monarch ~
whom this. glory is the work. Bat he resgecs.
great designs, and conhdes without nlar.nns
ing and disquietude, in that powerful bnl
which can oyerturll and raise u every tbi,s
which, in so few days, destroyed t:c NOM,
ichy sof Frederick the Great, carried terr,r !,
the frontier of the vast empire OF the Car
restored hope to Poland, and energy d ~ 49,
Ottoman npirc. Whilst the ssiga concen6.
ons of policy are executed at susa a ,1is.qsra
from US, by the genius Of victory, we ...a, !,
least express to your majesty the almiratia,
to which they have given rise fhrousAcw
France. That mind, which must enjoy Wit,
SO much warmth the trilnphs Of the ; yicto,
deigns to answer ours, and Paris consoles hey'
self for not yet seeing the august chief vi,
bestows 50 much glory on tie throne sine.
he perceives in you, her who AWAY. lends 8.
nlany charms, Elillness and beneicco.s ia
power.
Mr.. Fabre (lepAude) qrcsilen, eth.
sribune, said I:
a !" l2adap,,
:. Your maj-sty's return has eys:,sa,s.
Swarmsst joy The recollection Of this d,I,
cate kindness, which sof;snss so r,any cam:
Of this active beaeicence, which reo,;,.
SO many niseor;unes, is epgragen on sytrs
heart
!" Every one .saysto himself: Provid.
encs. by giving bs-ahe hero whose !ass De-
sigma are crowsed with the mos, rcu,,an,
and rapid success, has resolved ,hati,sbs
ne6t should bs entire; it has placed res,
him herwhois always the Grst though, q
suffering nspds, the mi!dest reco;l, csiou@
grateful hearts whom all France has named
the friend Of misfortune"
Mr.; Moraine, counsellor OF state prs.
sident of the court Of cessation; ar.Sts
nier, FIRST president of III: cour! of 40
peals Mr.. Hames, first president of s.
court OF criminailustics ) Mr.. Ltieas, fra
vicar general, ana pres;dsn. Of thsIehspe,
Of Mowe.dame at the head cfsthe. ctstpy
OF Paris, ineonseqsence Of the iadisiosi.
lion Of II Z. the casJiaa, arcHbisscD
Mr.. Brierre de Surgy, presiden: Ct h.
members Of TIE national audi.orship; &C.
neral Jano', governor Of Paris. preacaag
the raunicipal-body and :onacil general d
ahe department !; and lha project counsellor
of state and. general ,Juncs, at the head {
OF the oiicersof The government were &C. !
forwards admitted to az audience ,Yilhhu
majesty. We are sorry chat the press d /
other matter prevents Us from giving he
speeches delivered on this occaaioo, all Of !
which breashed the puses. respect, low,
and gratitude.
Her majesty The empress aud qusenM 40.
swered all the speeches which were address.
ed to her, with tina. constant benevolense
which characteristics her, and that aftclirg
affabili.y which. is aalura! to her. We
could wishto be able TO collect and repeat
here the liberal expressions of all lhcseac
swers,; but it beirg impossibi: 10 inl
them all. such as they came from toe
mouth of her majesty, We are forced 10
conhne oarselyesto repeating 10 suosiasft
what has been remembered os some o!
them.
Her majesty, addressing herself to The
president of the senate, said, an ;en'lOyE
touched with the sentiments that hareJuS
besn.expressed to me 10 thsuame Oh these
rate. "a the sorrow | feel al belus'a
from the emperor, it is a pleasure to me
TO fad in The hrss body of The state Il"
sane regre, Ct his absence end tue SAM
devotion TO his peFsDu.
4 Her majesty il Ike manner 'bansedn'
president OF tee council OF state ior +"
sentiments he had just expressed ias"
sentiments, said she, are the more agree
able to me, as | consider them as pFo6
of that attachment which the e@pf'%
feels pleasure in perceiving IN ea'n
the members who,compose his c0pne"
state.
Her majesty, answering the dep''a"'
Of the city Of Paris, said, -
Mr.. President, I am sensible OF w.
you have Just said TO me 10 the na"'
II, . -, s D,r;c Acruefcmed TO 5""