Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-03
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All accounts relative to Murat, repre-
sent his affairs to be in most desperate
s;tuation. The Austrians were at Are
heno. at Perugia, at Tolentino; and one
.eport even speaks Of their arrival at An
coma Murat had offered to retreat with
- his own territories, on condition OF a
suspension of arms; but this PROPOSAL
vas not acceded to.-His troops are in a
state Of almost entire Reorganization.
The Paris papers of the 9Th, Tuesday
asst, arrived this morning. The French
funds are again advancing. They we're
m Monday. five per cent, Consols 81 Sd
Bank Actions 800. Lucien Bonaparte
las returned to Paris from his mission to
Switzerland. An exchange of courlers
IS stated to substist between the Cabinets
nf Vienna and the Thuilleries: and it IS
eo6fdently asserted, Bonaparte, in con-
ersation with Garnet, has declared his
aopes that peace will not be INTERRUPTED.
From the Improvement in the funds we
may presume that some expectation OF
TIL, kind prevails. These papers do not
'notice how Bonaparte was employed on
Monday, nordo they contain any fur
Z er intelligence from Italy, exceit two
articles of the Esd last, one from Rome
and the other from Tolentino, in whichit
is said that Neapolitan troops were con-
staatly passing under the walls OF the
FORMER city, and that Mnrat was still in
1ncona.-The following are extracts;-
PARIS, Nays.
The Prince of Canine (Lncien Bona
yarte) arrived yesterday at the Palace OF
cardinal Pesch. rue Mont Blanc. The
Prince was accompanied by M. de Cha
lion.
Gen. Lecourbe, commanding the corps
Of observationof Juro, has his head-quar-
ters at Befort. Freache-Comte and
turgundy send to that place numerous
,attaions, to reinforce this corps OF OBJ
servati0n.
Prince Joseph transacted business on
sunday with the Emperor.
it appears Certain that there is at the
present moment an exchange OF CourIers
1etween the Cabinet of Vienna and taat
i the rhuileries. We are aSseIed that
the Emperor has said to Count ,alnot,
I hope stu that peace cau not de Ut
:errupted."
Nj. de Menneval, Cabinet Secretary Of
the Empress MARIA Louisa, was to set
out from Vienna on the g6th OF April. on
his return to Frauce.
We are assured tnat the Count de Lille
has finally withdrawn his confidence from
a. NJ. Blacas and d'Ambray, the two
most incapable Ministers that ever ex-
listed.
An article dated Zurich, April 80,
states, that preparations were making at
i.ucerne for the reception OF the f0re,
who proposes to stay there provison-
ally.
4 misunderstanding is said to have ia
ken place between the Frlnce oil Grange
and the Duke de Berri.
PARIS, May 8.
The Minister Of the ImeriCr, Count q
.lhe Empire, to III. tils Project Of the
Department.
g am informed, Nj. Perfect, that Iii
many parts of the empire the secrecy Of
correspondence has been violated by
some agent OF the Administration. Who
could have authorised measures OF the
description Their authors, it is said.
wishes to serve government-to seek It's
good opinion. TO hear such proceedings
lin Administration, is not to serve tie EM-
neror-it is to caiumuiate his Majesty.
| He requires it not he rejects tie no
mage of devotion disayoWed by the
laws.
:. Now the laws. since 1889, have not
ceased to pronounce that the secrecy OF a
| letter is inyiolable. All our mlstottunes,
at different epochs Of the revolution, came
from the violation OF principles--itls tine
to return to them.
I. You will do we'll then, M. Project,
70 nursue with tie utmost rigor OF the
laws. those attractions of che oi The NEST
sacred rights of man in society. Tue
thought of French citizen cught to be
as free as his person.
{" Accept, Nj. Project, the assurance
of my perfect consideration.
(signed) "CARNol."
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