Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-06

ser, Il TOO aole 70 abandon bimSsSSs
their promises, he had not know,'nlsse
strengthen himself upon betts a : oeS
tons. Prudence prescribed vi IL lSqid
take some steps in advance. IN nm
events the most near, and tha " :, Vo'er
of Towering his kingdom has obi; "scssaf
to take military positions within
man states. Tue b b
PRUSSIA.
The movements of Prussia l.,
less activity. Every where the s Iee b
are filling upsnd completing tbem ns'g'q'
the discharged officers ae oblioea S q
turn to their corps to acceleSsts. "sh
march they grant the freedom Of Ssn ate
and this sacrifice, light in appearspea aali
madeby calculating government %
feeble proof Of the interest she tsI , 10
the rapidity of her preparations,
SARDINIA. L
From the first moment of your No,
tvs return, command ofEnglish t nSjs'
in concert with the governor ofthe ouols'
of Nice, took possession of Monaco, ANY, |
10 and ~ According to ancient ivy
ties, renewed by that of Paris. Franz. YEA
lone has the right of garrisoninn ~, a,
place ; the period when this occr,. sla'
took place. sufficiently indicates tEp, tt Al
commander oftha English troops did did t ss
act of his own head, and that be- c eo uIs
not have had the instructions Of he 'a ny
yernment on this point, France ous H.
to demand satisfaction for this affair." NJ
the courts of London and Turin sE
ought to insist on the evacuation Of Mo
naca, and its delivery to French cat,;;.
son, contormabEy to the treaties " Dr..
your majesty will judge without doub,'
that these facts can only be a subject far
explanation, provided the determinaton
of the Sandman governor, and above all
that of the English commander have
been accidental, and sudden effect oF
the uneasiness occasioned by some extra,
OtulH0iJ uiOfSbSitos
SPAIN.
The news from Spain and an official
letter from Nj. Laval, Of the 9Sth Of
March (No. ~ teach that an army is col.
lecting upon the line of the Fyteuees.
The strength of this army will necesssri.
ly be subordinate to the interior sitGa.
ton of this monarchy, and its Interior
movements to the determination Of the
other states, France will remark that
these orders have been given upon the
demand of Monsieur the Duke and Ma.
dame the Duchess Of Angouleme. Thus
in 1915 as in 1888 there are Princes born
Frenchmen, who invite the foreigner In
to our territory.
NETHERLANDS.
The collection of the troops of different
nations, which has taken place in the
new kingdom of the Netherlands and the
numerous Decentralization of Ensli.h
troops are known 10 your Majcsty:a
private fact adds still more to tie doubts
whether these collections are to be at.
tributed to the dispositions OF the S..
vereign of this country. hare been
informed (Nos. IA 4 l5) that l20men &
twelve officers, French prisoners. re-.
turned from Russia, have been stepped
bv his orders near FlrIement. While |
reserve to myself the privilege Of OBTAIN.
Ing cor, ectinformation on this subject and
of demanding in due season, redress tor
such procedure: am Led at present to
give an account of it to your Majesty,
considering the seriousness with witch
YOU receive the report of it and the other
circumstances which are taken place a.
round us. In every part of EuroIe, they
are in motion, they are armin%, they are
marching or are ready to ma. c.
And these grand ornaments, against
whom are they directed ? Sire. IT IS your
majesty whom they name, bu' it's France
which is threatened. The least iaVo'ao'
peace which the powers ever dared 10
offer you, is that with which your Nale ss,
is this day contented. what reaSJn us
can they have, not to be Wiling 10 n I".nJ
it upon tie same terms, as theystl Ola's -
at Chaumont, and which they slshe9 g.
Paris /? 1t is not then, against the W..
march, it is against the French ha a3S most 81
is against every thing which we Noi o j,v,s
dear, against every thing wac" ",, Ss
acquired by twenty years OF suhein n;sSt
and of glory; against our liberties, as o;nrs
our institutions, that hostile Pa, So"r.
would make the war. Apart Of ire pU ""r
bon family, and those men Who ior a .o"2
fine, have ceased to be Frenchmen' s INV
to stir.up against the nations OF uel .nr;ng
and the North, in the hope OF Fe-els son .
a second time by force Ct arms uS n no
soil which disavows m, anu WIZ
-, race;vp thPro