Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-16

] tinguished a genius, and one possessing
so much local and personal information
! of importance to their. common object.
Brussels, aprit 81.
/ Ry order of the Duke Of Wellington. a
bridge is thrown over the Ruppel, to faci-
litate the passage Of the German troops
/ who are coming hither.
/ Lord Wellington found Ypres in the
best state of defence. The grand head
quarters are expected to be fixed at Ath.
The works at Antwerp are prosecuted
with great activity; 5000 laborers are
employed in raising entertainments be-
| fore Teurnay, 5000 before Mons, 5000
before Charleroi, and 5000 before Ypres.
Lord Wellington will have meeting
with Marshal Butcher, to arrange the
grand military operations between the
Mosselle and the North Sea. A newre-
enforcement of 10000 men is arrived at
Luxembourg. These troops will be can
toned opposite Longway and Thionvllle.
Harden Courier, .aprit IS.
Dresden, .apriJ 10.
The following proclamation shews the
spirit which prevails in Saxony, and the
mild dispositions of its deliverers =
We consider it necessary to declare,
that attachment to the person and the
cause of Napoleon, manifested by word
or by actions, is an offence against the
safety of the State. We therefore order
that every individual who shall by words
or actions exhibit an attachment to the
cause of Napoleon. shall Immediately be
arrested and carried to the office of the
superior Police, in order to be tried and
punished according to the laws as con-
spirator. All the Police and Judicial au-
thorities of Saxony are charged on their
responsibility With the execution OF this
ordinance.
(Signed) "DE Bee X,
ode GAUDY.
" Governors of the Kingdom of Saxony."
Treaty Of the a5th Of March.
The substance of the Treaties between
his Britannia Majesty and the Enperors
of Austria and Russia, and the King OF
Prussia, respectively, signed at Vienna
on the 25th of March, 1915, were on
Tuesday presented to Parliament; the
articles Of which, eight in number, are
given in the last page. However, the
first Article, as previously published,
is incorrect. 1t should run thus
" The High Contracting Parties above
mentioned, solemnly engage to unite the
resources of their respective States for
the purpose of maintaining entire the
conditions of the Treaty of Peace con-
Lcluded at Paris the seth of May, 1914;
as aIsot'e stipuations determined upon d
Signed at the Congress of Vienna, with
the view to scomElete tie disposition of
tEat treaty, topreserve then against all
infringement, and particular BY against
the designs of Napoleon Bona farte. For
this purpose they engage, III tie spirit OF
the Declaration of the 18th OF March last,
to direct in common, and with one accord
should the case require it, all tier efforts
against him. and against all those Who
should already have JoiDed his faction, or
hereafter join it, in order to force him to
desist from his projects, and to render HIM
unable to disturb in future the tranquility
of Europe, and tie general peace, under
the protection of which the rights, the IL
berty, and independence Of nations, had
been recently placed and secured"
The following separate Article, Me-
morandum, and declaration however,
are new
seperate article.
e As circumstances might prevent his
Majesty the King of tie United King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland from
keeping constantly i'll the field the num-
Der of troops specified in the second Ar
ticle. it is agreed, that his Britannia Ma
iesty shall have the option, either OF fur
nishipe his contingent in men, or of pay
ing at the rate of lee sterling FER annum
tor each cavalry soldier, and 100 per an
mum for each infantry soldier. that may
be wanting to complete the number sti
pulated in the Second article"
MEMORANDUM.
6 Foreign-0Ece, .ap'1l 95, 1915.
i" The treaty of which the substance is
above given, has been ordered to be ra-
tilted, and it has been notified on the
Fart of the Prince Regent to the high con-
tracing parties, that lis his Royal High
oess's determination. acting in tie name