Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-05

As an agent OF Robespiepe's i.
battered and betrayed all the /.
lions in turn, till lac beeam, Il .
master !; he defiled the street. ' Y
Paris with the blood Of its si,i,.'
Who claimed q constitutional riss.
he sacrificed a fine army to hi, 81 -
msrioal project. in Egypt;-Th,s|
he mastered bis turkish, pri,or.''
poisoned his ewn sick, and tss,ss
his army /; returned to Europe,
attempted, at the head Of his SAID
lites to dissolve the National Rem.
sentatien and was at ths poisl
failing in bis enterprise, had he !
been saved by his brothers press,
of mind: arrived at powes, he can
ed Pichegru TO be stransled III ada
gcon. by his mamelues: lie pro~,A
ed Moreau I; he Kidnapped lle d
sesndant OF the great Comic, On
hospitahle territory, ard dsapss
him to Punishment the reign Of h.
ror was restored in Fraace islu,
Of one Bssti!e, which The srrnsa!
had demolished, he erected pie !
all the dungeons we're filed M
state prisoners; suspicious as iiS.|
erius, and cruol as Nero, he sslal
lished in France system of univ,
sal espionpxe. which ab.orhs On,
half or the activity cfall public fam
tisnaries; every liberal idea wa
prescribed, every int!eppndent ys;s
vas smother.d the silence ofty,6
hovsred and still kovers over lba|
ountry, inhabited by one Of d,
most enlightened and ingenious M.
tons of Europe; fatteyy alsn. /, !
heard and by a monstrous scafan.
ing of lies it endeayors TO eoueed
such multiplicity efhorors' Iii
system Of internal government ID
ruined the prosperity of France; Id
conduct in foreign relations hea
only tissue Of Maci!iayelian pei
dies.
i" In the wars which his wild a.
bition has kinJled for TIE Last ta
years, all those veterans. The old d.
Tenders Of their eOa0!ry, have p,
ris::::ed in succession; the youth d
France, torn from their peaeefuloe
equations, has been th;nned, viii
CUT pity! II the glitter OF victoria
gained by French vaIor was Ter scu'
.years aelc to produce illusion. lid
illusion snow destroyed. BonssaH
by abusing fortune, has q, last 'l'd
her out; hc now experiences rertI
ses aIcne, End his success Was
only merit. He has aot one %
fuI ally; all of them aspire 10 sba
off tie yoke OF vssssHsss. whicht
Perious circumstances imposed,a
which he decorated with the na
Of allisnee. He has still sa'elt
whom fear for their own sakyS
tae'fes to his person /; he has nutsJ
friend in the Whole world.
/" The moment approaches. VIA
this man, WHO SO long woand hisw
in darkness.to a height at wlichh
seemed to tread under foot Tie ft
Rsan race. is about to re. enter hsA
riginal nothing.
II is in vain that he should con-
found his name and interest via
those OF France; he has noting
eommon with her; il is only bis ns1I
patton and tyranny which have b
therte connected the fate Of frS's
will bis. The allies have Ieudl!!f'
elared. that they Go not make Z"
upon the French nation, BET rT'
Bonaparte alone. Among so nn.'
millions of men whom Re calls %
subjects, the tyrant is iOsDjaiea,'
general amnesty is proela'med "
all those who have served lim Pr
vided they reiinqu;sh bis parry ~
act against him /; he alone IS Ps
claimed an outlaw against hurarh
Never did a moro august s'n'
preside over the destinies Of Lp''r
than that which the Allied s oe
reigns form at this day. Csn nv
supposed that the Prince E'," : :
Sweden would net raise his ''F''
that Senate in favor ofhis e0Ge ',
were tie dismembcrmsnt Of 'pS y.
CATION Of France even limited al! ~
France may obtain the most i'1 .'s
bic peace, Inc moment she s''.'I
to set limits to her despots aDa,'
power" ~
{" The Allies wish only. 20 ~.
tablish the tranquility and in''T "
denee Of the civilized world =.
Prince Royal Of Sweden e'F''a
49, L .P Frarffi