Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-19
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lonep He has honored by his security
t.be men. of all nations who were Insuited
loy the infamous nilsson on which 1t was
| wished to employ them he showed him.
| self moderate, generous, and protector
| even to those who had devoted his head
Ito death.
| /" When he spoke to General Excel
mans, marching towards the column
(which followed near upon Louis STAINS
llaus Xavier; to General Count d'Erlong,
|who was to receive him in Isle; to the
General Clausel, who went to Bordeaux,
lwhere the Duchess Of Angouleme was
Ito General Grouchy, who marched to
suppress the trouble excited by the Duke
of Angouleme-every where in short, or
ders were given by the Emperor that
their persons should be respected Put III
safety against any attack, danger, or VIC
lation, in their progress On tie French.
territory, and to tie moment when they
should leave it.
i" Nations ard posterity will Judge on
what side at this great conjuncture, has
been shown respect for tie rights of pee
ple and sovereigns. for the ruins OF war,
the principles Of civilization, the maxims
CT religion and civil law. They will PRO-
nounce between Napoleon and the house
OF Bourbon.
If, after having examined the pre-
tended Declaration Of the Congress un-
der the first aspect, it is discussed in its
relations with Diplomatic Conventions.
with the treaty of Fontainbleau, of April
III, ratified by the French Government.
lit will be found that no violation is impu-
table, but to those who repreach Napo-
leon with it.
:: The Treaty OF Fontainbleau has
been violated by the Allied powers, and
by the House of Bourbon, in what respects
the Empeor Napoleon and his family, and
lin what respects the interests and the
rights of the French nation.
:: 1. The Empress Maria Louisa and
her son were to obtain passports, and al
escort to rerair to the Emperor; but far
from performing their promise, tie hus-
band and wife, father and son, we're Sc
perated under painful circumstances
when the frmest mind has occasion to
|seek consolation and support in family
and domestic affections.
" 2. The security of Napoleon, ofhis
Imperial family and their suit, were qua
ranteed Art. IA of the treaty by all the
Powers yet bands o! assassins were or
|eaniZed in France under tie eyes OF the
French government, and even by its or
ders, as will soon be proved by the So
Tenn proceedings against cieur Demon
breuil, fer attacking the Emperor, his
brothers, and their wives. In default of
the success hoped for from this first branch
of the plot, an insurrection was prepared
at Orgen, on the Emreror's route, in or
der that an attempt might be made on his |
life by some brisands. The Sieur Eru-
Iart, an associate OF Georges, had been
sent as Governor to Corsica, in order to
procure and make sure OF the crime; and
in fact, several detached assassins have
attempted, in the Isle Of Elba, to gain,
by the murder of the Emperor, the base
reward which was promised them.
:: 3. The Dutchies of Parma and Pla-
centia were given in full property to Ma
ria Louisa, for herself, her son, and their
descendants. After long refusal to put
her into possession, the injustice was
completed BY complete spoliation. uE
der the illusory preteXt of an exchange,
without valuation, proposition, OF sove-
reignty, and without her consent. And
the documents in the Gtiice for Foreign
Affairs prove that it was on the solicita-
tons, and by the intrigues OF the Prince
of Benevento, that Maria Louisa and her
son was despoiled.
" 4. Eugene, the adopted son of Ma
poleon, was to have obtained suitable
establishment out Of France, but he has
had nothing.
= The Emperor had stipulated for the
army the preservation of their rewards,
given them on Monte Napoleon. lie
had reserved to himself, first, to recon-
pence his faithful followers.-Every thing
has been taken away, but reserved by
the Ministers of the Eourbons. Nj. Eres-
son, an Agent from the Army, was dis
patched to Vienna to assert their Claims
but in vain.
g 8. The preservation of the property, |
movable and immoveable, belonging to
the Emperor's family, was provided lor,
but all was robbed-ln fraEce by CON-
missioned brisands, in Italy by the NO
iopco nj tho military ri iet.