Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-19

sSa'' fs has not carrlea Waf tu'o liz
ne fryasce be has on the contrary,
bo'op' a;ssed tie war which the proprle-
eztlo u aational estates, forming four,
tors :" e tie French proprietors, would
bif7s len : forced to carry on with their
ba e - tie war which the citizens
spa.l''S degraded, and hun,iliated by
ep4 Mics. world have been forced to
&c , ,,s seai..st their oppressors; the war
dteilie 10 pretestaats, jews, and men
s 7 s.c,;srprt religious professions would
. ' bsea forced to maintain against
me-, persecators.
tael5 =, - has come TO deliver France, and
neI;verer he has been every where
rcsirsd. , ,,ona 10 .dv.,
- 900 leagues without obstacles,
'ea sbs y. combats, and has resumed, with
W.. .a.;.ta,ce, in the midst OF the capi-
ol' I'D &c the acciamations of the i'm
a. s majority ofthe citizens, the throne
I ss1,sstea by the Bpurbons, who in their
a' e their household, IN the Nation
enc Ilcn,rls. in the people. could not arm
: .;nrle personto endeagor to maintain
teainlt. "a a. h,aa os
q, nat;on which had thrice already made
=. so;ee Of him, aud which has fourth
s me designated him BY the reception
r i had given him, in his rapid and
t s% march and arrival; what
J 1, Napoleon wish from This nation-by
.S..b and from the interest of which he
wishes to reign!
What the French PEOPLE wishes
~ Independence Of France, internal
Dssee peaee with all nations, the execn-
ion of the treaty of Paris of the SOth
dMay, 1914. :.
& What is the change, then, which
has taken place in the state of Europe, &
n5e hope Of repose which was promised
h;tl What Voice Is raised to demand as
,i;tance; which according to the decla-
ration, ought only to be given when cat-
led for
{ Nothing has been CHANGED; if res
Uec6ng the rights of a great nation
which wishes to respect the rights OF all
DIES, which, highminded and generous,
las been lowered. but never degraded,
theT allow it to retake monarch, and
gye itself constitution and laws suita-
BE to its manners, It's interests, its ha-
bits, aud its new wants.
Nothing has been changed if they
DO not endeavor to constrain France to
abait again to dynasty which she
tsIikes to the fendal chains which she
has thrown oil, to the seignorial or ecie-
Sastcal prostrations from which she
has liberated herself; ii they do not
visa to impose laws on her, to interfere
VITA her Internal affairs, to assign a
irn Of Government to her, to give mas
ten to hersatisfy the pleasure or the pas
sOas Of her neighbors.
Nothing has been changed, If when
France is occupied with preparing the
lev Social Pact which shall guarantee
tie liberty of her citizens, the triumph OF
TIE generous ideas which prevail in Eu-
npe, and which can 10 longer be sup.
pressed, they do not force her to with.
draw herself for hostilities from those pa
enc thoughts and means of internal pros
lenty to which the people and the Chiel
wish to cOnsecrate themselves in hap
pier accordance.
Nothing has been changed IF, when
NE French nation only demands to re-
man at peace with all Europe, and un.
llst Coalition does not force it to defend
sh dld IN 1872, its will s. its rights, and
independence, and the Sovereign o
ts chOice.
Signed
I" TIE Minister of State
President Of the Section
of the finances,
".The Minister of State, Pre-
sident of the Section o.
Ec the Interior.
''unt heg'taud Ge st. Jean D'.8Fagel.
: The President of the Sec
ton st Legislation;
"The Count BOULAY.
"The President of the Sec
ton of War.
~ The Count ANDREOSSY.
certified conforml
'ne MINISTER Secrsy of State,
The Duke De nASSANO.
For. Frei0ht