Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-03

royal majesty. r''H'
Signed, FRA No..
Letter from his m a;esty the emte,o, /,
leon, to the Kings of Bavaria. ST. :
WestbhaHa, and Wirtumburg, the y.
duke Of Baden, and prince trim al, So 4
SIR, MY BROTHER.
Assurances have been given BY II.
of Vienna, that the militia should i. v
banded which were lately raised, and \
no other armament should take place u
lated to disturb the repose or excite II.
prehensions Of the Rhenish confede,.'
the subjoined letter, which have rr.t'
from the emperor of Austria, the reittn1
assurances given by the baron de VIM
and, above all, the commencementof III.
6lment of those promises, which has /
already Witnessed, induce M to inform ),
majesty, that / believe the tranquilliy /
the confederation is not in any way th,r1
ened, and that your majesty may bresk \
your camps and order the troops into op,1
tiers, in the manner th,t has heretofore j..
followed. | think it is advisable tia, !
ministers at Vienna should be instruct.d,
hold this language /; that the camps will 1
re. organized, and the troops of the conn.,
deration and its protector will be placed /
a hostile attitude, whenever Aust,m 81
make extraordinary Or unusual armaIntu,
and, in fine, that We desire tranquility A.
safety.
(Signed)
NAPOLEON |
ERruRT, Oct, IL, 1903.
No. 10.
Letter fran his majestey the emperor Nail
leon, to has majesty the emperor Of laE
tyia.
ERfuRT, October IA, 1905. /
SIR, MY BROTHER,
thank your imperial and ROYAL mai;sl
for the letter, which you had the eooduslI
to send me, and NJ. the baron de Viuc,rL
has delivered. l have never doubted NE
good intentions of your majesty but nryrll
theless feared at one moment. tina, hostGE
ties were about to be renewed between u.s. b
There is at Vienna faction, which az
tects purity and good intentions, the readt. {
er to Prec'P'tate your majesty into such vol
lent measures, as would produce misf1
tunes much greater than those which huJ
heretofore been experienced. 1t was in ny
power to dismember the monarchy of You
majesty, or at least to rendrr it less pows,
full did not wish to do SO, Austria ISIS
Iwished it to be. That was the best wi
that all accounts between us were clos,
and hat | desired nothing from her.
l have been always ready to guarantees +
integrity Of your monarchy. Ihave newt
done any thing prejudicial to the prinav E
interests of your state. But your majesty
should not now introduce for discussion
that which war fer fifteen wears has ahea
dy determined. You should interdict an
measures likely to produce wharf.-the lat
levy en- masse would have produced wal
if | had the least approximations, that thu
levy, and those preparations were in con-
with Russia. n
| have disbanded the troops Of the con-
federation of the Rhine: One hundred
thousand OF my troops are preparing
march to Boulogne, to renew my purposes
upon England. | pray your majesty to%
stain from all armamenss, that can give n
or that should create aver
sion in favor of England.
/ hoped, when l had the honor D"
your majesty, and when the treaty OF re-
burg was concluded, that our diferem
were finally adjusted, and that might 40
without hazard or mistrust turn the wnus
Of my attention to maritime war. wy
does your majesty associate with those WV
in telling you of the dangers Of your NV :,
1archy, assist your own honor, as well 2
hat of your family and people. Such NV Nv
alone are dangerous to you-the's ~ ~
speak of danger who feign TO apPrehsA