Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-21

stsnees: he IVES complies terrorist. n.,.
speeches in bad French at tie popular
cieties, and was gully 81 such ndre,n
cirs as the people OF T.uion will never Tor.
gets
His regiment was ordered to Ni:. !,
was there that he made an aequain,anr-
with his now hro,her,in law Mura,-
The bad conduct Of these wre.chss c,.s
ed Aubry the pro. consul at Nice to Cashier
them, and they were stripped of their rpa,.
let's at he head OF their regiments Bor,.
parte was put in p'ison and afterwards Or.
drr.d to quit the town.
This man, who at this day calls h;msrlf
the Emperor of France, and assumes ,h.
dic,ation of Europe, then proceeded en-
foot to Paris, where he arrived in grsa; in.
trtss.
Carnot was then in the war dcpsr,me,,
in the committee Of Public Saf-,y: N,D,-
leon was a constant solicitor at his bureau
and constant besiegrr of the door of Bar.
ras; but surh shocking reports hav;p,
been received from Aubry, he never could
gain admitrance. He then found bis wac
to Frcron, where he saw Fallen Tor tn.
frs, time. and whn gave him an assiena, d
1900 llvres, then worth about eiehIee,
shiiinss sterling.
The interest mad, for him by these n..g
could not however get him restored to the
army; he still persevered, and I'll, quality q,
PERSEVERANCE do not deny him he occu.
pied himself in forming and pressn,i.y
plans and memorials TO different mrmor,s
of government: all was however wi,hou.
effect.
To give my readers an idea of the *.
tremity Of his distress. must observe TIN,
in Paris, macy men who have no means oe
subsistence bat gambling and swindiine, so
70 the coffee -huusrs and Sit round theetove.
which is planted in the middle Of the rooa,
because they cannot afford firing in their
own lodging such was the situation of
the migh.y Napoleon at this time: he thGs
loungsd at the coffee house Corszza
where he now owe" a large score.
The day previous to the 18Th Vende.
MARE. ~hrn the sections opposed tn. coz.
ventien, 5arras and Carnnt dined Il Ia.
lirn's to concert about their future op"rl.
tons. They were mach 2, loss to get
general TO command thei: troops on "a.
n-xt dav. Ii is true the command in c;ses
was entrusted 10 Barray, but conscious f
his wait OF skill IS vel as of courage. re
wished to have an able second, who wou ID
not be sparing OF the blood of the Fa:s;,
ans. The rank of the second 10 comoand
had already been offered to General ne
naui but, to his honor be il said. ne &c.
clined it. Barras said tha, he knew an II.
tit .ta9uin. IN petit drok de Corn tag
would answer his purpose, il be d:J b..
know where he was to be found.
Carnot and Fallen both said they aes
knew him, and he might answer IN pus.
pose. The latter havinghis address, ia..-
m-diatelv sen, for him. TIE ".pe!W ds.s
de Lorse," now his Imperial Majesty of tse
Freach, soon made his appearance, bw /.
a mosl shattered condition. The prali-a-
nares were soon settled regimentas ~er.
ordered imne diately, and he was pUvld-a
with hackney coach horse, as them vss
not saddle horse then to be had in all Ps.
ris.S The result Of hi. Cgssb d'Essai is
we'll known; he was made General OK 81
vision, aud appointed to the General Gus
mand of sne Troops in the Interior.
At this period the French army was e.-
dered to make an Eruption into italy
General KzllermanN had the eommasd os
tn. expedition. This ARMY was c-.<dv
compos>d Of all the brigands Of Savoy. ADD
about 1900 galley slaves from Tou'oa,-
Such collection OF dcspesadoes had oea5r
get been seen in French army. Rrles-
man, in consequence of his army being
thi'' composed, and besides being drstrtsae
; OF every requisite for an army, continually
solicited his recall, pointing cut the iiapss'
| .ibiiIty OF making successful Truptios a..
to Italy with set of brisands, who ~ol!s
! plumber their frrn ds as we'll as thsir foes.
! Here II must b. observed, TIA; q, this toe
the French had great many psrtizans $.
i Italy, who invited thena to coiae and Srsds
! their chains.
One day he went to church and hsv'ag
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