Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-11

Of military and civil employments, tina.
no individual can be called to acSoa".
for his opinions and his votes, ana tns'
the sale Of national estate shall be ifls'
yocable.
"These, Gentlemen, are, It seems 60
me the bases which are essential and ne
cessary to insure all rights, trace all du'
ties, secure the continuatisn OF all ex-
listing institutions, (assarer routes res
eristenees, and guarantee for future 81
tuatien, (notre Gpenr. :,
+" After this discourse, His Royai
Higness added,
81 thank you in the name OF the
King my brother, for the share you have
lad in the return Of our legitimate Sove-,
reign, and for having thus secured the
happiness of France, for which the King
and all his family are ready to sacrihce
their blood. There can be no loDgerany
difference Of sentiments among US; We
must no more recall the past; we must
from hence forward be nation OF bro
theirs. During the time that | shall have
the power in my hands, which time
hope will be very short, shall employ
all nv effort in labouring for the public
happiness.
zone Of the Members Of the Senate
CRYING out-He is true descendant OF
Henry W.
/" His blood (said Monsieur) really
flows in nv yeins-I should wish to
have his talents, but lam sure OF having
his heart and his love for the French.
"Aiter the Senate, the Members OF
the Legislative Body who were at Paris
a, the time of the happy event which
restores us our King, and the Deputies
of the neighbou,ing Departments who
have eagerly repaired to Paris, we're ad.
mitted to an audience of His Royal
Higness Mr.. Felix Fsalcon the Vice
President, spoke as follow:
"My Lord-The long mlstortunes
which have oppressed France have at
last reached their period. The throne
will now again be filled by the descen-
dants Of that good Henry whom the
French people are proud ana delighted
to call their own; and the Legislative
Body is happy in expressing this day to
your Royal Highness, the Joy and the
hopes of the nation.
The deep wounds OF our country
can not be healed but by the tutelary
concurrence of the will OF all. No more
visions, your Royal Highnsss has said
at the first step you took into this capital:
1t was worthy of your Royal Highness
to pronounce those sweet sounds, which
have already re. echoed in every heart.
Monsieur expressed his happiness
at being in the midst Of the Representa-
tives of the French people =
We are all Frenchmen," said his
Royal Hishness; we are all brothers.
The King will soon arrive among us I;
his only happiness will be to secure the
happiness Of France and 10 make its past
mlsiortuBes be iorgotten-let US think
on the future. congratulate you,
Gentlemen of the Legislative Body, On
yCQt SOutdk wa - - ~'}
while there was still great danger In it
At length we are all Frenchmen
" The speech of his Royal Hishnsss
was followed by universal acclamatlons.
The Deputies of the Departments will
rela1e to their fellow citizens the lively
impressions which they have experience
ed ia addressing, for the first time, the
wishes of France to a descendant of our
Kings, in tie Palace of Louis XIV.
(Moniteur, .4hrR l4)
I
Charapygny, Duke of Galore; SaTa-
ry, Duke Of Rovigo and Count Mott,
orc at Paris, and have signi6ed thsir ad
heson,"
PARIS April Is.
To day, at eight in ihe morning, the