Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-02

is 0ehe .:a,ro. 1t is further said, tnat
itse', e { S rs, embarked for England at
tic XIV 80 near CALAIS. 1t sbelieyed
a'asss 's troous viii take immediate pos.
that ~ Il Belgium where the Emperor
ssss'es ,J treat resources aud many
will a Il IS estimated that be has
part :, as s.,s,,nited f5o, 900 men. Orders
ssse Seen give' = ra-se new ieaiss =
tioaPs. .s;a taas Lord Wellington will
= : III tse English troops in Belgium
eoi9'aha .. Prt,ssian corps Of troops is adj
a'sa e'as ,awards the frontiers Of France
e s. hat General var is likely 70 take E
sra ''a s,lItaiy Is said tobe IN a state of
vass, ,et;an. Austria IS sending a large
'ss into that country.
as, y: l a,or,t and Genoa are rising and are
va - declare in favor OF France
sI'sss and Toulouse are for the king,
N'. s.;s believed they viii not hold out
~ The Bpsleaux people endeayoared
n' /. $ nossession of the post Of Blanges,
( t. u - ,,,ey did not succeed.
spa a,1,ss hike af Ansouleme has his head
-, .sa,s # Toulouse; he has sent for
- s,.s snd taey are national guards.
ay re french have in Brest, A sail ofthe
~ Is Il '2?oulon, and at Rochefort;
. q Sc French seanen. especially those
s.t,rned from British prisons. are desot-
I'd 10 Napoleon.
fits said by letters from Paris. that
.,.es the return Of Napoieon, he, appears
srsderately disposed. it appears that he
b.a made propositions to Austria through
Az. .ed;stjon of Maria Louisa, that in
s.sa that power would declare in his ia
,'o,' ,or would offer her mediation and re-,
ma;u neutral, peace would soonbe re-
established, atieast on the continent OF
Europe. 90
The proceedings of 3 Congress at Vi y
ann, having been kept srch profound
secret, ,lstilT they had come to a decision
rsspect;rg tie partition of Poland and
S,xony. and The reople OF Europe having
bsen merely informed ofthe result of
flair deliberations, without reason which
;sauenced them; in fact millions of hui
aar beings having charged masters. with
cut being told tchy! it becomes highly
jmpsrtant that an enquiry should be.
made after the grand cause, which could
produce such extraordinary effects. fla
bower is invested in any number of men,
WHY incorporate themselvesi into one boz
DIV. flet them be denemiaated a Congress
Or any thins else, it matters not and they
proceed to arrange definitely & professed-
" upon Just principles; the deranged al
: fairs of the unsettled states of Europe.
according to the laws ofnations and the
RIGHTS Of sovefsigns: it behoyes them to
make their proceedings public, that The
different nations Interested in the result,
may Judge how justly they have been cam,
demned or acquitted Butwe dare say
some enlightened politician viii here In
terrupt Us, and say, 8 The Ministers who
are sent to guard tie interests of their
respective countries, do they not know,
are they not acquainted with the secret
springs of this great political Cabinet ?.
Eve reply--yes. but they agree to ,chat
Ig donf knelc and keep secret ace don't
kaao ahat! 1t Is this>siy way OF doug
business, this seeresyt--" there's the rab..n
Therefore, where the proceedings are Just.
the actions ought to be oaea. We do not
nesn to sly the proceedings Of the Con-
!, gress bare been otherwise than 5a.st. by
40 means; but weaye not furnished with
any clue which We eap fern an opinion at
ak !; we have only heard their ,c;H; and
that has been absolute definite, law y!
Europe contains UPWARDS Of l50. 5000
Of Inhabitants. existing on space Of
1896 square miles, and the greatest
nart OF thesehave been nearly interested
n the disSassions Of the Congress-; there
fore is it far that only TIVE or three inlli-
sidCals OF this immense multitude should
be acquainted with the proceedings!
ltussia, with 40.000.oG0 Of inhabitants,
however contented they may appear to
be, would no doubt gladly de acquainted
With what passes. France with upwards
oi 000,000 is equally eager to know.
not merely the.fesrlt that alone cannot
De sufficiently satisfactory, but the rea-
sons whieh led to such conclusion. The
inhabitants Of G. Britain, estimated at
!e,ailo60 are quite eSasperated at the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES under which every
3 proceeding has been covered; indeed. if
I've may judge by-their public prints, and
tier debates in the House of Commons,
rley are otmos.s c:!.arora,s, & nothing but
s'e speedy solution of The enigma by