Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-26
,.,ssr,b,e TO again falling under the yoke
Of her hanginasl.
srx-ra- CHarELLE, March y:

..f, e..s
i' !. ~ consideration of the events which
- nassed in France, and of the decla-
mr. .oa of the high allied powers, dated
~ ~ AN inst. direct, in concert with
: a nao.rat of the royal troops, as fol-
ss.yss.-Ail communication between the
w. ,o.,I ooyerGment and France is inter
,s @ until new orders. Passports to
60. go s,uatry shall only be given in the
'aa - ureeut cases, and by superior au-
, , All sale of horses or military
&c Sets to foreign parts is prohibited.
!. sbs aiigiil atiie,l powers having by
.ais,,n act declared Napolean Bona
s s s, .-,tlaw aud an enemy and dis
,,y,,,r L ae repose of The world, every
.ct te,a..ag TO show attachment to his
sosson or system. can only be consider
ii IS an attack on the internal. and ex-
tsrnal safety Of the state. And though
len aware that any such disposition
o,st he extremely rare among the faith
,frI Inhabitants OF the Middle and Low
q Rhi.e, vet feel myself bound to de-
Clare. that whoever shall do any public
act, or make any proposal tending to
show. that he feels particular attach
nppt to the person of Napoleon Bopa-
narts. or interests himself in his cause,
shall be immediately arrested and
by,pq,t before special tribunal, or be
shut up 50 as not to be able to injure soci-
ety."
Our august sovereigns made their So
lemn entry into this city at half past FIVE
this afternoon, amidst repeated salutes
Of artillery, the ringing OF bells &c.
The whole population of Brussels went
70 meet them, and received them every
where With the liyeiiest expressions OF
10y, aud incessant acc!amations.
Liege. March 2S.
Barron Sack has published the follow
ing address to the inhabitants Of the
banks Of the Rhine:
"The capital Of France swore to de-
fend with energy the cause of the throne
and Of the existing government against
the attacks of the disturber of the public
repOse, now placed without the pale of
The law. The capital of France, and
France herself, have deceived us. Be-
naparte LAS occupied Paris wlthoat firing
SHOT.
Thus, the adventurer performs "a
gain, probably for only Snort space of
tine, the part of the usurper, and it is
for Europe in arms to acquire, by his
destruction, title to the gratitude of the
present and Of future generations, since
france has distained to merit it. O
The high allied powers made their
saleMn declaration Oh this subject, at
Nle,sia, ON the 18TH instant. The con-
qaeror at Moscow, at Leipsic, at Vittori,
aad at Paris. are fastening in all direc-
lions to support this declaration, with
arms IN their hanos. The anathema is
pronounced on the per;ager, who, tread
ing under foot all justice AID all human
confidence. has again launched all the
nreoands of war amongst us the whole
population of Europe, if Unnecessary, will
arm 'teslf to pour in upon France, anG
slte this monster in the blood and tears
OF hisfolIowers, but it will not be neces-
@fY 10 resort to these extreme measures.
and Heaven has. perhaps, reserved to
ne brave Prussians, English, Hanover
aus, aud Belgians, who, collected be-
tween tie Raine and France, form the
oalwarks of nations, the glory of being
@s Instruments of its own vengeance.
=" lou, brave inhabitants of the Mid
0'e aud lower Rhine, have it in your
power To contribute to the glorious work,
a,n you will no doubt zealouslv do so.
tde moment Is come when noble aud
s'oe'ou' souls, must crowd the ranks IN
vaer 10 oppose wall of brass to
@eAedness and perfdy. Let the vi
s0roas youth assemble in crowds. to
.'usecrate their arms and their courage
Az 'ne most sacred of causes, and to tire
s'.eace Of their csantry. For Germany
Soar country. it shall be 90 always, and
@eyery expence.
,,. Lei the men who have reached ma.
49,, .I' age, the fathers of families of all
os t,'es' arn themselves under the colours
/, 1 CIVIC militia, not to march to COM
a'toad, but to defend their own
Caass against eaemys and traitors. The
S,r;a y coniides arms to you, brave In
p S;n Of all ages, of the banks of the
NJ Tie Moselie, the Roar, and the
ME- NE myself have pledged that you
bravery, "''n o'''"Aii nueii'y aAd
tci,.t. !: thus that you will signally par
aud as. N the triumph ofthe good cause,
Of pesefve yourselves from tie curses
rA;s OV chliiiren and grand children