Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-08
Foreign Intelligence.
NEW YORK, Juae |.
Latest from France.
Translated for TIE Commercial .adrsi
user.
From Frenchpafers by the Boxer.

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The Arch Duke Maximitian Of Este.
who arrived from Medena on Monday
morning. brought the news OF the march
Of tie NeapoIitan troops upon the Roman
territory, and of tie movements in Italy
1t appears that king Joachim has adyanc-
ed With an army Of at least 5o,eo0 men
divided into 5corps. The resolution
which he has taken is attributed to the
premature message of Capt. Hudelka.
lWhe went to request him on the part Of
the Congress to renounce the kingdom OF
Naples. Under present circumstances
nothing could be mere favorable to Bo-
|naparte. and we now await With the great
lest inpatience, news from tie Count Neip-
|perg who has gone to Ancona.
The Neapolitan amy has not passed
'thro' Rome. 1t Passed the city.
There is &c doubt that the triumphant
returnof Napoleon into France. has al
ready had a great influence upon the az
fairs of Germany.
Marshal Berthier has arrived. All the
operations Of the Congress are covered
with the most impenetrable yeil-nothins
ESCAPES.
The police las taken the most vigorous
measures in respect to all the strangers
who are not attached to tie families Of
some public minister. No Frenchnan
can quit Vienna without special autho-
ritv.
The Emreror Alexander was going to
PRAGUE, and is to return on tie 18th. But
welearn that the three Nonarchs will pro-
coed directir to hehead quarters at Clm,
and from thence to Mannheim.
letter addsessed by the Minister of TO-
.,reigaatars IF France TO the ministers
Of foreign c.gaifs~ If tie Principal CO.
Gaets q EuTope.
SIR,
Thehope that leads his Majesty the
Emperor my August Sovereign to the
most magnanimous Of sacrifices las not
been fulfilled. France has not reaped
the fruit of tie devotion of her monarch !:
his hopes have been grievously disap-
pointed. After some months of painful
his sentiments, excited to re-
[gret, have recently been manifested with
|ecIat. By an universal and spontaneous
movement, she has invoked for her lihera-
ton, him alone from whom she could ex-
meet the guarantee of her liberties and of
her Independence.
The Emperor appeared; the royal
throne is subyerted; the family OF tie
Bourbons have quilted our territory with
cut single drop of blood being shed in
their defence. Ii is upon the arms Of his
people that his majesty has traverscd
France from the point of tie coast, where
he first touched the soil, unto the centre
Of his caritai, in this palace, still filed,
ike tire fearts Of al! Frenchmen, with
cur dearest recollections. No obstacle
has imreded the march Of his majesty.
IS soon as he placed his foot within the
territory of France. lie had already reco-
vered tie reins of his empire. His for
ner reign seems scarcelyto have been in
terrspted for moment. All the oeue-
rous passions, all liberal thoughts, have
rallied themselves about him. Never
did nation present spectacle OF more
solemn unanimIty. =
The report of this memorable event
will, sir, already have reached you. |
am charged to announce, this to you in
the name of the Emperor, and to pray
your excellency to lay this declaration
before your cabinet.
This second exaltation of the Emperor
to the crown of France is to him the
greatest of triumphs. His majesty does
himself the honor to attribute it solely to
the love of the French people, aid be
cherishes but ore wish: that OF paying SO
much affection, no longer by the trophies
of fruitless grandeur, but by all the ad-
yantaees of happy tranquility. The
accomplishment of TIE noblest vows of
tbe Emperor tend to the continuance of
,eace. Disposed to respect the rights
of the nations, his Majesty cherisfes tie
sweet confidence that those of tie French
nation cannot be impugned. The pre-
of those inestimable treasures
is the first as we'll as tie nest sacred of
duties. The tranquility of tie world is
for a long tine assured, provided the O.
tier Sotereigrs will covenant with his
Majesty, that honor shall consist in the
maintenance of peace by placing peace
under the safe guard ofhonor.
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