Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02

0sy subieesing rranee 10 the hof-
|Fors 81 6civis waf. These arguments 81
IveFcame the maFsbalb resoluti0n, and
This is bis apblo % his treason. There
] was no certain int lligence that 4 freatf
had been ceDclntlea between the allied
soyeroigns and France. although rrtnors
Ito that elect we're still current. Ii is
asserted ii 4 Dusseldorf date Of August
.E27, that Prussia has openly declared 90
,IIfhe necessity Of separating Alsace and
j Lorraine from France. But this does
mot apppear to be confirmed from any
IIathsr quarter.
1 It is said That Madam Murat resides
lat the castle Of Hamburg, in Austria,
,lwhere she hasa numerous suite, 6 lives
liii 4 style Ut great nagnifcence. Joa-
lehim after having concealed himself a
Hong time at T'Bnlon, has obtained leave
l!ra,n the court of Vienna, to JON his wife.
Fbe London papers of the 9th ult, an
10ance, that government had just receive
ell important dispatches from Paris. II
Itranspired in the course of the day, that
Ithe dispatches related only t. the acci-
dent Of Lord Castlcreagh's receiving a
kick from a horse, while walking in the
Champs EEysees, on the 4ths in ,conse-
quence Of which his lhrdship was likely
ito Be confined for several days, although
mot dangerously hurt.
he last accounts from Paris reported.
that the RussiantrAOns were to- repass
tie French frontier bv the lst Oct. The
French Legislative Chambers were con-
yoked Tor the 18th Of September.
From the London Globe Of .aag. "a.
We have received the answer Of the
French Minister'S to the official note adj
dressed ia them BY those ofthe Allied
Powers. nearthree weeks past, in Which
Ethey appoint Military Governors and or
der their troops tObe dispersed over the
Provinces.
.qusrer of the French ministers to the|
Official Note Of The altied sorerpigts.
3. The Kings Ministers have received
the official note addressed to them by
the Ministers of the Allied Powers. The
latter wish to persuade the Kings minis
tiers, that the measures which they have
commanded to the government OF Paris,
are such as may contribute to diminish
tire exactions Of the war, and to re-esta-
iblish the royal authority. The kings
ministers, however. unfortunately, cam
mot regard these measures In that peintI
/ of view. They owe it TO the sovereign's.
Ito France aAd to themselves, to explain
Themselves on this subject. The sOye7
reigns, doubtless, are the masters, andl
de whatever they desire. but at any rate
let them not say. that in taking every
step calculated to ruin the cause bf hiSI
Majesty, that they wish to confer anyI
favor Oh him. There is already in FfsnceI
too much odiam and i'll wall against iheI
Bourhons. to render it necessary still
more to revolt every heart BY ftiakihgthe
nation experience the greatest losses and
fthe deepest hnmiIiat;Ons. What hlnn-
,IiiatiDn can be more affecting than toI
tsee IN In q tame Of peace all the de-
apartments subjected to your military
sgovernors-Awhat misfortune more to'be
deprecated than the dispersion Of your
ltrooas over the whole face IF the coun-
try? The soyereigns declared that they
IOnly made war against Napoleon, and
tyet all their measures belle their words,
Since at the present moment, when the
war ought TO be finished, il Is only about
10 commence. The present pfsition oil
France is so much the more aHiicting,I
as were war openly declared (which it is
lnOt,) il is utterly impossible that sheI
can suffer in greater degree all It's evilsi
and all its horrors. Every where, wher-
ever the armies are Call excepting the
English pillage, fire, rape, and murder,
have been carried to their fullest extent i
Eavarice and vengeance have left nothingI
for the officers or soldiers to desire, Toll
speak with freedom, they exceed eveuI
the atrocities of which the French armies
have been too oftenjustly accused. Thes
measures, however alluded to in your
notes, can have no other results than tol
Ievtead the limits of this devastation,
ae armies spread themselves IN our
Prov inces, and all the horrors which We
have depicted follow in tEeir train.
such are the sentiments Of the King and