Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09
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us or othef cry pulse; three o.. osa
ter or lard litresof beer. Or 10 q y ottl
Divine 4 deci-litre ofbsanS a. 0enia'|
OF. of tobacco for smoakin ; and aa
Art.2. Forage.-The ration. =
shall be as follows: "' Oh fora.
A measure of cats contain,
OLD. ofhay, and Glib. of straw mig Sb
All the rations of provisions
measure. W. aid
The inhabitants must accon
soldiers with meat and pulse, ON tIs d !
m n made IA to them by the lat AT ,us De
they will furnish them with " .te ;and
articles forming their ration Of , ,,e o'tqI
sufficiently early in the morr;p paV ,t.
soldiers may be enabled 10 MAKE ., rs !
e distribution Of it through the wIo, pro-
The soldiers must also have decen s va
clean beds, provided for tban a,
their hosts. The bed nust con e.l
a mattras, a pillow, blanket and !.
| sheets. ""u w
Should any disputes arise betvoo,
soldiers and the inhabitant, as Ss 81 n
furnishings, The respective m;l;ts,r 90 q. o1
will decide. eAit-!
The rat!ons of provisions 4
shall be received upon bills Of ai,a ,Laa
OF three days each. 9's'fa'
Councillor of state, nd intend,
oithe Prussian armies
The allies arrested several banlo.,
Paris, in order to secure the rar"s
ofthe contribution imposed on that ra' e ~ei
tai. Among those bankers are ment;r'
ed Messrs. Tourton, Lenite, Rouam u"r
Delepert, and scherer: it is said %'j
they arc now set at liberty. o. i
least permitted to go about their II
fairs. ~
we are assured, that commissions,
appointed by the four great allied ro,,]
ers, will superintend Bouaparte damn
the whole OF his life, in that Fart of Ens1
land IN which he shall be detained sESd
which is not yet determined on.
It is stated that the department 4
the ministry of general police is TO N
suppressed, aud its different functiOn]
are to be united to the ministry of lid
interior, the portfolio Of which viii
be entrusted to thel Duke Ctranl
to.
Yesterday considerable aum ssy
patti On account of the contribution ind
posed On Paris. 1t was the produce d
the distribution Of the burthaa on dill
ferent classes of citizens. The notaI
ries, it is said paid e26,O0C francs thd
law agents 100000 the merchants 6GGl
oo0; the bankers 100000; the excharsd
agents $4,000. Towards the renM@
bursement Of the money thus advanced
they are to receive the municipal bonds
payable on the amount of the extraOrdi{
nary contributions to be imposed on thu
proprletors of the capital.
A war contribution OF e5OOCO france
has been imposed on the district of FOns (
tainbleau.
The persons belonging to BOnapartei
family, who had remained at Paris, werd
finally to leave this city either last night
or this morning.
Brussels Iuli 60.
Extract from dispatch Of the commits.
sioner general IF the Prusslan sO1
yerhment, Mr.. Piantax, dated houi
Paris.
have this day required from M
Demon, the director of the museum, It'd
restitution of our different works of arts !
the whole will be restored to us in con !
sequence, we are very busy in empty
ing the museum. The picture, repre-
senting st. Peter On the cross, BY kuf
bens, will be restored to Colo.ne."
The Hanseatic legion arrived at Brust
sells have received orders from the duka
of Wellington to continue its march iOf
Paris.
Yesterday, Thomas Abbot Greene{
Esq. lately elected one of the Shenas$
paid his fine of 6OOi and 90 marks tC %
excused serving in that Office. I'M
Lord Mayor has ordere unm' nies loe
common Hall On. Iu sdav next toq
the election of two Sha,itS IN thd
room of John Idle, and !. 4. GreeDeI
Esqrs. j