Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
Foreign intelligence.
From London papers received at the Of
ice Of the Com. Advertiser.
sLoapos, July s.
BRUSSELS PAPERS.
KRussELs, June z

I lsbafADfay. ~ ne Iltdu ludItSi - -
liukeof Wellington are at Jonee'irt. lie
marches upon Peroslne. and prince Blu
lcherepon NeYau. Gaise has surrender s'
led.
We have received the following pro-
defamation from the head quarters at Hell
Idelberg -:
| :. F,ynchn,en Twenty years OF mis-.
fortunes and trouble had oppressed Ep-
|roDe: one mans Unsuitable THIRST OF DO
Iminion and conquest, while derorn'atIhg
and running France, had desofated the
lremofest countries, and The world saw
with establishment the disasters or the
lmiidie ages reproduced in an enlighten-
led age. ).
" All Europe rose one cry CT lnd.gg-
lnation served to rally all nations. 1t de-
|pended on the allied powers in 1914, to.
exercise upon France just vengeance
(which she had but too much provoked
but great monarchs, united for an only
land sacred cause.-the re establishment
Iof peace in Europe-knew how to dis
ltinguish between the promoter OF SO ma
Inv evils and the people whom he had
|made use of to Cypress TIE world.
| s. The allied sovereigrs declared un-
der the walls Of Paris that they could ne
|yey make either peace or truce with Ma
Inoleon l3snspasse. The capital rose a.
Igainst the oppressor of Europe france.
iby a spontaneous movement, rallied It
.IseIfto the principles which were to re-
Istore aud to guarantee TO her liberty and
:ipeace. The allied armies entered Paris
las friends. So many years OF tnistor-
Itune, the spo,istion OF SO many conn-
1tries. the death Of r,il'ions ofsbrave ren
.Iwho fell en- the field OF battle. or victims
aof the scenrges inseparably from war, al
!! was buried in Oblivion.
/ 9. Bonanarte soieinuly a',dicated a
!, power which he had exercised but Tor the
lmisfortune of the world. Europe bad,
1from that time, no enemy more to COM
jbat.
! I" Napoleon gcnanarte has re-apreared
Tin France; he has fo,Hid al Eurore in
larms against him. Frenchmen! it is for
Tynu to decide on peace OF war. Enrone
idesircs peace with France: it makes war
|cnly pgon The nsurper Of the french
ltarane. France, by admitting Mapo'enn
!s}uoaapartc, has overthrown tee tirst ha-
Isis on rhich its relations with other pow
iers were built.
| :. Europe does nct wish = encroacb %
i}he riol1}s os any nation: bat she will not
lalloy france, under chief but lately
Iproseril,el by !lrrscsIf, again to threaten
THE rcposs Of It's neighJors.
s. Europe desires to cniey fhe first be-
,neft Of peace it desires 10 disarm; and
lit cannot DO this as long as Napoleon Bn-
sonanartc Is on TIE throue 81 france.
| :. Eurpno, in short, desires peace, ard
tbccaase il desires it, viii never negotiate
with him whom it regards as a perpetual
sohstac'e Of peace.
g Already on the ,lains Of R~ahant,
Heaven has cnnfounded this criminal en-
{teryivc. Ire allied armies are going to
spass the frontiers Of France; they will
,nrcteet titc rcaccahle citizens; they will
icnwbat the s9Eslie,s 81 !suonararte; trey
| Twill. treat as friends roe provinces which
(s5all declare against him. and they will
know IN ether enemies than those who
/ shaEi 5f0tect his cause.
/ $ i.ead-Ghayfe;@a al Heidelberg,
June O., 1915.
/. Fiqta .tiaYshal 5'ri41ce 'Scllacarf@eTberg,
commander in chief of the lmPerial
| Austrian and Allied Armies on the
! Upper Rhine
| We Just learn that the greatest part Of
the department Of the north las ho,sted
1.-The white fas.
i'hr health Of his royal his'ness the
ipincc Of Orange being SO Ear re-estah-
siished that all apprehension IS removed.
Iao further bulletin viii be published Git.
June 70.
/ The greatest fermentation relsns in
1.-The denart,nc,,t of the north. Dunkirk
land Berg st. Menox have hoisted the
lwhite flag.
! The coln.nanslant Of Lille has solicited
Ian armistice. which has been granted
lit is supposed to be for the purpose OF
Treating about the surrender OF the place.
la report is this moment spread, and It
Iseems we'll founded, that marshals Wei
lhngton and Bluchcr, who had directed
their march tswards Paris, the iifst by
the road Of Perannc, the second by that
Iof St. Quintin, have made their junction