Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-01
Chamber Of Representatives

A message was feCelyed lTCiii govern
ment. See the Peers.
After it was read, there was moment
of silence, and the members seemed to
consult together.
Nj. Manuel-Gent!esen, you toresaw
this event, but it ought not to occasion
any change in your conduct. La soine
moments perhaps we shall be Obliged to
separate. Let us show we are worthy
of the confidence OF our constituents.
Let us remain firm at our post, aud leave
to other hands the odious task vi dis
nersns the national representation
These expressions once electrified france
and Europe. Let US repeat tE'en a Sc
cond time Say We are representatives
III the PEOPLE, and that we will not quit
this place bat by tie foses os The bayo-
net.
Brave, bravo! yes, yes from all parts
of the assembly and tribanes.
1t was moved that IL. Manuel's pro-
posal be put to the vote. tbs motion
was not Supported.
The members disperse; but the Pre-
sident announced that the sitting ad-
jourlled Until Tomorrow at eIoat o.
clock.
Bonaparte passed through Tours the
seth of June, at Ii O'Clock at hight he
was accompanied by the Duke vi row
90. ana reis. Bertrand and Eecher. 1t
IS thought that proceeds to Rocheiort.
Madame Mulat and children, iuhablt at
Graft, in Austria, the same house that
was formerly occupied BY Louis Iona
parte.
We axe assured that Monsieur Garnet
memDe, Of t,.e Provisional Government,
follows the a,.ny to tas haa&s VI the
Loire.
Iucien and Joseph Ronaparte have set
ofi'for England. jerome, Madame Me. e,
and Madame Hortense, follow the Ex
E.nperor. Not one of his family re-
mains at Paris, but Cardinal Fesch, who
departs Tomorrow. They have this day
taken down from the hall of Representa-
tives. the colors, almost all Spanish,
which were there suspended.
July 9.
The king made his entry into his ca
pital Yesterday, at half past 5 O'Clock.
Numerous defachinents OF the national
guard OF Paris bad gone to meet tie KING,
to take their place among the faitAiui ser
wants that formed his majesty's escort.
Orders had not been given Tor any cere-
monial. The enthusiasm OF the pubic
and the strongest demonstrations Of the
general 10y alone embeilished this family
festival. The Kings carriage was pre-
coded and followed by bis military house
hold /; around it were remarked several
rnarshaIs, attended by great number of
general and superior officers, who had
Constantly accompanied his majesty
His carriage proceeded at a foot pace,
passing through the waves of a multitude
intoxicated with JOY, and which 10 one
attempted to keep back. The inhab-
tants of Paris and the neighboring places
covered the road all Of them as we'll as
the national guard, had assumed the
white cockade, and rent the ar with.
shouts of Viue ls Roy.
The count de Chabrol, project OF the
Seine, accompanied by the municipal bo-
dy, was waiting to receive his majesty
at the barrier of st. Denis. At o.
clock the acclamations of an immense
multitude announced the approach OF the
procession. 1t dehied amidst shouts
thousand times repeated of piUeta Rol
Tie kings carriage having reached the
outer enclosure Of the city, the project