Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-07

~ The simc of tie happy eSsns WISH
rs,sores US our King, and the Deputies
sc the pcichbsurisg Departments who
Nave eagerly repyired to Paris, were adj
mitsed to an audience OF His Royal
Hieuxss. Mr.. Felix Faalcon the Vice
President, spoke as follow
My Lord-The long misfortunes
which have oppressed France have AT
iast reached their period. The throne
viii now again be filled BY the deseen-
dapts of that good Henry whom the
French people are proud ana delighted
TO call their own; and the Legislative
Body i. happy in expressing this day 10
yeur Royal Highness, the JOY AND 'ae
hopes Of the nation.
% The deep wounds OF our country
can not be healed but By the tuteiary
concurrence Of the will Of all. NO more
dpisioas, yce Royal Highness has sa'a
at The FIRST step you took into ihis eap''a';
Il was worthy of your Royal HIghness
To- pronounce those sweet sounds, which
have already re-echoed in every heart.
a Monsieur expressed his happiness
a, being in The midst Of the Representa-.
tiscs of the French people -
Ms We are all Frenchmen," said his
Royal His hness; We are all brothers,
The King will soon arrive among us {;
his only happiness will be to secare the
happiness Of France and to make Its past
mi.fortunes be forgottep-lct US think
on The future. congratulate you,
Gcntlemen of the Legislative Body on
your courageous resistance TO tyranny,
while there ras suli great danger m 1t
AT length VIC are all Frenchmen
aThe speech Of hi, Royal Higbncss
was followed BY universal acclamalions.
The Deputies Of the Departments will
relate 10 their fellow citizens the lively
impressions which they have experisnc.
> cd 10 addressing, for the FIRST time, the
! Htshes of France to descendant, OF eur
Rings, in the Palace of Louis XIV
(lkfonifssr, .4hra l4)
" Champaign, Duke OF Galore; Saya-
ry, Duke Of Rovigo; and Count Mott
are al Paris, and have signi6sd their ad
heson."
PAWS, April Is.
ITO day, at eight in. The morning, the
national guard ~as under arms and pro-
ceeded on the diff.ren, posts which had
been pointed out by the General Com
msnder in Chief AT ten bis Majesty
the Emperor of Austria entered Paris
BY the barrier dc Troae -Salvos Of arti /,
lery announced his arrival in the capital
The Emperor Alexander and the King
Of Prussia had preceded his Majesty
q hi.Royal Higuess Monsieur escorted by
the national guard on horseback receiv-
!. ed the three Sosereigns OIL the B'ule.
wards Of the Temple They were ac-
computed by the P inee Royal Of Swe-
! den aud Prince Schwartzenburgh, and
surrounded and followed by numerous
and brilliant STATS & strong de,achments
Of infan,ry and cavalry. The national
guard formed the line.
1.-The Allied Troops we're assembled
in the Place de Louis XIV Their Ma
isstics passed them IN review, aud saw
them ale of. so
aAiter the parade. his Msjesty the
Emperor Of Austria repaired 10 the P,
!. lace Bosgbese which he will occupy
He was, reeondac.ed by his Royal High
NESS Mansieurs who afterwards returned
tothe Palace of the Thuilleries; conti-
puslly accompanied by the cavalry Of
the National Guard An immense con-
course OF people evory where accompa-
MED him.-Au the avenues ofthe PLACE
were filed with mu'titudes Of spectators,
and his Highness returned to bis apart
mcnts amid unanimous acelsmations OF
Five h R0i 1--WE Monsieur !"
s PARIS, April g.
Fl. NJ. the Emperor of Russia. as soon
as he was informed Of the change ia
che French government, produced by
the Senate. proposed. in the name Of
the allied powers, toNapoleonB onapar,e,
to choose place of residcnee for himself
and family. TheDske of Vicepza, was di.
rected to carry this proposal to him.
Il has been dictated chiefly by the de-
sire of The Allied Power. 10 stop the e.
fusion of blood, aud by the conviction,
: that if adopted by Napoleon. the work
: OF general peace, and she re establish
ment OF the internal repose Of France
would be the work ola day.
u:S:-
NEF FRENCH co.TST17'UTIoN
: CONSERVATIVE .ENsrE.
Eslrncied from the Register Of the
Conservative Senate Of
n a L.