Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-29

vadsd the frontiers Of the Enm,.
the side Of the Pyranee, a., M|e
north. that those sfthe Rhine ,sa 70
yend tho Alps are threste sed
After having heard, upon Il.
tives Of tho project Of The S.,,'
Cousultum the orators Of tls G..
ell Of State, and the report as
Special Committee appointed a, =
| sittings Of the 18th inst. &c.
DEGREES.
Art. 4. Three hundred tSou.
sonscripts, taken from the clsss,
the years fl, A2, IS, IL, 1906, fin
and years following to ISL. ial,
sive, are pr. at the disposal ,iH'
| minister Of war.
2. One hundred and liffy ,hs,,,
shall be levied without delay, h
Immediately put into activity
The remaining one bundled >,
fifty thousand men shall b. hit
reserve, to be levied 10 ease ut|
that the eastern frontier SHOULD
invaded.
The eoascripts whc shall B. b
We'd Within the - aepartnca
which, eonformablS 70 the se,as
CsnsuItun Of Aug. RI. 1918, b.,
supplied tho army Of Spain, sag
follow tho same destination.
s. There shall beisrned arntis
reserve, which shall be plaesd 81
Bordeaux, Mentz, Turin s: uasA.
and al any other point where Ia,
may be thought necessary Ia sGsa,
tee the invioiability Of the iapsd |
territory.
J.. The conseripts married sst
rior to the publication Of TIE pns.
seaatus Consultum shall be eyeg!a
from eoneprring in the fornslioa
the contingent.
5. Tue present senatu. CaniJ
tum shall be transmitted by Melas
10 his Majesty the Emperor al
King.
Signed, &c.
PAR1s, Nc,. H.
This day Sunday ct aeon, Ha
Majesty ths Emperor and Ng'
; seated on bis throne surrounded }!
the grand disu;tsry prisses, aiGh'
tsrs ard grand off grand Ess'''
Of the Legion of honor, and 'i'',''
on duty near his Majesty, has rees''
ed the senate, conducted to tbl''F
d;ence by a master and Nd of'ss e
| remonies, introduced by bis exec
| Ierey the grand master .nd Prtss''
ed by ais serene highness triLa
Vice grand e!sctor. HissseaiioRa
Count de Lacepsie, president, DEE
vered q speech 10 tho fSlioasi
words: SHE.
I'ae solisitnds OF ths Scpct, 70
constantly accompanied your Ne
.jesty amidst the memorable sr.'t1
Of this campaign. II shuddered \
the dangers your majesty ensOu9's'
ed.
It is vain that the efforts ofti
enemies Of France have bssn sst'l'
ed ~ ths detection Of her allies y
the uaeYampIed tressogs, by s.us
ordinary averts ard fatal aeeits:A
YoGr majesty has surmsuC'ed e"'
thing; ysu fought for peace.
Before the renewal Of l.ss!'.!!s!.
your majesty offered the Glee''': I
a Congress, to which ever; rcseI
even the smallest, you'd ha'e "'
invited to csnciliate ali d.ferFIt'
and to lay the foundation Of ID U
norable peace 10 aiinatiOns. -,
Your enemies. Sire, sppaseG y
meeting ofthst Congress. % Us.
therefore. Is TO fell The Whole s''I
OF tie war.
Yonr Majesty, who Is bette, u u
gua;ated than any body else VIZ =.
wants xnd the sentiments OIL !"|
subjects, knows that We pSo'
peace. Nevertheless. al ito ~ y.
Of the continent need II isR ". ~,
than vs do, end if, potuiis''a'''l
the wish and interests of upS'.'' !.
ops hundred ind Ef.y millions en- ss
eur enemies refusing ts treat ''s
intent in imposing condition z
Is, 10 prescribe Us q ssrt 81 e'r ',,
latter, their faIIa~iens hope W., W.,
be frustrated /, the Freaeh ef% :
straits, by their devo.edne's e.. 80
criiisess that nation has ever ."
known shan they their dSt!y ''s 81
the country, honor, and th'" y
reign"
MS NAJrsTI ANsWE9S''
f" Senator's IL accept ihc