Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-21
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Extract oeasletter receirea by a genie
,aan IN Baltimore dated Bordeaux,
.qaril 20. 1912.
alt is nogtNenty days, my dear friend
since Bofdeahx,. betrayed by .e Gasli-
son, submitted With rage and Indignation
10 the Chief which The army had chosen.
That all France should reject the mai
called by tire army, 4 that N Elk weeks
after his laaaine, tie French should be
obliged to boy their necks to receive his
chains, must be attributed to theinterposi-
ton Of Providence only, or else one would
die II desralt. Our pain was TIE more
acute at Bordeaux as we Rad INDUCED
tie most enthusiastic happiness in re-
ceiving the adared 2tiz.ce, who Tad con-
descended 20 crqne to celebrate, the an
niversaGY Of tie l4tf, March, the day on
which tie inhabitants of Bordeaux had
taken refuge il tie arcs ofthe bourbons.
'f'iere s.ver w&s scbrIiant reception.
~ i ele iseluiatad viii. pleasure, and
the Prlp ces appeared - Participate in the
iov OF witch tbey were tie cause. 9 Tel
the people Of Bordeaux" laid Maria
Theresa, :. that 1t is my visit to be with
them }i'a.n ten O'clock il tie morning,
uatil eleven o'ciocilat night She kept
aer word; never appearing fatigued By
tie testimonies uf 0ai love.
We do not lose all hope, my good
friend. The Consideration Of the creates
Fart of France--the exueste sadness CT
paris--ti.e profound despair of Bordeaux
a EuroBe whlch advances On our from
tiers, preceded BY the wkite fag-Eut
still mere tie justice of God. which does
not punish fereyer-Lvery thing makes
as hope for a speedy delN erance.
Amons al our subjects of Grief, there
are. Still suite motives Of cCnxolation.
tEhe5est spirit pervades all classes of So
Getty, Ill this part OF the country. The
youth proud Of possessing AMI Of guarding
the Princess Ecyai, desired to resist a.
lone tie powerfui iorce which was about
to be opposed to ti1eu.; but, Indignantly
betrayed by the 6oserno general and by
the Garrison, they did not cap.taiate un-
til after they lad cohductesi t,.eir sacred
work to place OF safety. ard swore to
her eternal fidelity. Tbey keep their
word-ith has beea Impossible to organize
the niIitia-they do aot 60 to the
Theatres-places of social intercourse are
deserted, for fear they should meet, with
some of the military, not being able, they
say, to support tue sight Of traitors. Tie
ladies are. also equally good royalists.
and do not admit any OF tie military t.
their society. There are none Of item
to he seen at the Theatres. it is eve,
fashionable to turn tie head aside when
they meet soldier. The peopiear also
equally VI ell disposed. There would be
cause ofiaughter, if one had the heat, at
the little consideration shown to all who
are connected with the new state OF things.
The proclamations put up are covered
with ilth--the flags are torn.-Ihe day
after our submission, soldier desired
wcman to cry huzza for the Emperor /; !
al INV poor friend answered sheln her
PROVINCIAL dialect, / huzza'd yesterday
for tie King and Princess SO much, that
my throat is sore, and ! have no voice
left. The soldier let her so. They dare
not act With severity ye., and the officers
ashamed, it would appear at the reception
which ever they have met with, seldom go |
out butin common dress.-N oeeQy would |
accept the place of Mayor Of this city.
The judges and lawyers refuse to hold |
the Courts, in order that justice may not
be rendered in any other name than that |
of the King. They have not yet been
able to lave the hymn, domino Satrunl
for tie Emperor sung. II, in short, the
body and property are subdued, the
hearts are not aud God send that they
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