Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-08

| a gentleman, to be faithful to tha
forced his regiment at GfeaobIe !. Alass
Boaaparte,, and was thus he rr;. = lsa
author of this new revolution. H;slEa
an amiab.e young lady, Of ne Of tbo WIN
families in France, is become ,nad e ! aht
horror at her husbands CONDUCT. 'foh
It's the opinion Of several memh,
know Of Bonaparte's privy council e, 3
he cannot remain emperor 6llohtas Iva wat
er it there ls foreign war. Tie a,a ss' :
part Of his ministry which hia s ssea'er
weakness has obliged him to con r'sseat
gainst his will, are his secret erea rS.e q
Fouche, Carnot, &c. and all the oa !:
collins, now grown rich, know b;m "a
well to put any confidence in him. i'm ~, ,os
look up secretly to the Duke Of Orlss saa
who has certainly too much honor 10 ."as
tenance their projects. Notv :,b.tauI Ja'''
his new pretended love Of liberty. a,s
the hum Of his abolition of the Slave t,a aIs
which he hopes viii gain him paltissps; s,
England, the violence of his 1emnsr Ss ~
already broke out, and occasioped va, nss
serious discussion between him and
ministry. After having declared he nrs es
free, he has named Etienne street caneo Ss
OF all the newspapers, and not an ar;cIa
can be inserted withoat the permission i
that fellow. The same da,. as . r,oos
of his respect for persona! berty. he /.
nished live and twenty me the create.
part OF whom are most spectacle iud~e.
and members of the form ry;yy con-
Gil, who refused to sign the lie ajdre.sa<
presented to him. This mea ure has done
him more harm than il he ad ban;,heI
hundred old mobiles, and has opeaed tbe
eyes of those who were blind eneryb IA
imagine that sue mans Character could
ever change. A wolf would scorer he
come lamb than Donapa tie become
friend of humane principles.
The best informed think, that as SOM
asthe Congress declare war (whichb by the
way should be done without deIay( he
will endeavor to organize the Jaccbilnism
OF l79s, hoping by that means to keep
down the rich Jacobin party, ard if he
succeed by revolutionary treasures, in
preventing his being dethroned, he will
then crush TIE petty Jacobins BY the ar.
my aud establish pure military deslot
ism. But he will not be more able to lase
the Jacobinism Of 1898 than the Royalsts
will the Nendee of the same year. The
lower class people in France Lave learned
by long experience, that they will gain
aothins by new revolutions. However,
it is possible, Bonaparte will get rid one
way or other Of the Fouche and Garnet
party, or which is as likely, will be de.
tbroned by them, and then they will try
to make the best bargain they can with
the allies. AS to the allies, they should
not lose single moment in declaring
war, and then pursue it with tire utmost
vgor. If they DELAY a few weeks, OF
wait till Bonaralte i. ready to attack
them, they will be answ erab.e for all tie
evils that will attend their false policy.
But they should declare solemnly tier
lntehtion to maintain tie Treaty Of Paris
ii every article with respect to the limits
OF France, and tie rights tie House
OF bourbon US then established. Ty tiat
means, nunber of PEOPLE in lianee,
who might join from fear tie d'teIelt
factions would remain faithful to tie
King and Bonaparte would find re way
Of making the war national. In lev
weeks EonaIarte, if not attacked, viii
have time to crush the Roy aIist patty,
WHO ol.ce discouraged and disarred vii
forcibly remain quiet. Bordeaux is al
ready taken, and Grouchy is plagcfIEo
against the ProyinciaIs. These however
are more determined than tie Eoiteitss
and their country more easily defended
A few thousand English or Austrian
troops landed at MarseilIes would 90
more good to the Bourbon cause, ti.an an
army of 5C,GCC men in the Netherlands
The jealousy OF the French would Per"
hars not allow tie English to enter lnto
Toulon, and it would be wroHgto INSIST
upon it : at all events. the allies should
declare to the French they come as allies
to tie king of France.
The French army, which was S5,VVst
men under soult's Ministry. is row q
ls5,C00 men, and will shortly he OF zCo,
coo men. Secret orders have teen sell.
to the Frefects to execute the DEGREES o.
1914, for Ievying $4,000 mcp on the an.
terror conscriptions: and l20,oCC, men
on the CONSUMPTION of 1914. ana all tie
csnscripts who received conses are O.
bliGed to reioin. hut none Of these mear