Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-26

lis requested to publish for the informa-
lion Of the public, the following extract
from the 9Th section Of the act to amend
1.-The Oh after Of the town:
6 Tn case Of the temporary inability
Tar absence Of the, Mayer, the President.
Iofthe Common Council shall perform all
The duties Of TIE Mayor during his alb
sence or inability :
We have been favored with files Of
ILonden papers, brought by the brig
ILoNGr1ELD Cox, capt. Blair. tr. Lon
ldon to the s9th May. from which extracts
|are given in this days paper.
The report of the Committee of the
congress at Vienna, is an important
document, and having been adopted, not
slonIy.by the powers who were parties to
the treaty of'Paris, but by all the ether
,ipowers of Europe, even by those who
adhered longest to Bonaparte, inclad-
ling Denmark and saxony, is complete
lev,denee Of an unamimity never before
witnessed. The arguments advanced.
Ireauire no comment; they prove that UNI
der no circumstances whatever, will the
Ipowers of Europe permit Bonaparte to
!goyern the French nation.
| The fate Of Murat appears to be decid-
ed, bis retreat for the strong fortress,
Jof Gaeta, may save himself and family
fora while, but cut off from the rest of
his dpminions, he may be considered as
Virtually detl,roned, indeed he appears
Ito be SO considered, by treaty which
IAustria aud the King d the Two siciiies
Ihave made, in which the title OF the lat
tier to the throne Of Naples, is in effect
acknowledged.
/ The Austrian general, Nagent. was
Expected to enter Naples on TIE eth OF
June. It is difficult to ascertain the ex-
tent of insurrection in France, the IN
Ifarmatioa Oh that subject being so diff
farentiy stated in the Paris papers, anG
in the Londsn papers, bnt even from the
former it is easy to ,'scoYer that the
disturbances are very serious.
Noytolk Ledger.
| The French journals and the coersive
measures efths French government fur
Irish plensry evidence of the existence
| Of spirit ia France hostile to the views
iot Bonapa.te,e Il not friendly tothe Cause
(! of the Boutbens.-ihio evidence is enti.
lied to more than ordinary consideration
i5ecasse it ;saooyieassy TIE interest of tie
NEW Gpyernment to coaeesl, il possible
! from the people AMI ffsafsha Allies, tie
facts which liGiye been published -
obviously thai. interest. rot TIC excite a.
ImUng the farmer any distrust Of tier a.
Ibiiity to repeii Invasion, to eneesFase
| the advance CT the latter. The severe
regulations Of the police indicate per.
Itarbed state OF national feeling, and the
false coisuliag, given to every eyeat by
the Paris papers, betiays a want oi con
adence in tie stability of popular upin-
lion. If Francois animated with one
sentiment, why these governmental sdicts
Ito prevent and suppress Instruction
! If she IS assured OF Ter powers OF resist
ance, WHY'S deception practised to nerve
lher for the conflict surely these circum-
stances cannot be misconstrued; and
They cannot have escaped the vigilance OF
| the allies, who will Tot fail to profit from
them.
We do not venture to asse rt belief
that the opposition in France to the sway
tof Napoleon eyinces desire for the re-
turn Of the Bourbons. II may be, that
1.-THE iniuriate spirit ofjacobinisln again
threatens to disorganise the political sys-
ttenl, and to repeat those enormitles at
which ".the world grew pale" It is well
known that iacobinism never sleeps-lt
has all the activity and all the maIispity
]of a demon, it embraces, with avidity,
ayer7 opportunity to extend itself, to
enrich itself with the spoils of wealth
land to defy tie obligations OF morality.
IRE present state Of France is calcu-
lated TO fill the jacobin:, party with new
|houes, & to excite them to new projects.
1They are well aware, that the season of
revelation fayours their views, and that it
lis no difficult matter to PROSTATE a govern
|ment. whose strength is greatly impaired
|by the sudden and repeated Changes 1t has
undergone
| Col. james r.. .aullaayis appointed,
Inv the President, to be Consul of the y.