Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-17

af'l's % l'is people ~ ahor.,c ot,,.@a. u
lriess what, may all goyernwea., saai's
ed IN danger without Their S b. e y
light . stop these acts ofyiole ss'oss d
What takes place without iroa,,'
70 Europe, among the pirates ~
Islso Be accomplished amor tt " sAhtl
w.fhout danger to sec:&l Sr,l r,S , S'sit
mot as much precautiau be tat.1
1.-THE morals and the Mamelakss 81 az & g
sEgyP+. as against tie plague VIII acSs
TO Us from that country WIZ WY 'e'le
yereigns of Russia, of GernonIn. ~ 'as
land, Of Spain, Poytoyal, Sic;I, a III
en-, and Denmark, consent n ~, : Ss'a
1.-The law Of example, tie crog,. 'tvl'ey
hands Of their soldiers In foa "V@
nations .who cherish laws, PEACE os' !, s'3t,
berty, determined to place Al, I'D
isiugs under the projection f 's s:s. IN
|hcspCtism ~ u Nl'ia1
IIii.-Rew:oaches made to tbe 49,,
aermnent. VIC 's!!& g.
| Under this head, the reEo,te, :,
Ethe reproaches concerning lavish :. seS
|diture TO be wholly groundless, :" ,T sS9''
Iquestration Of the effects BELONGING !. !;
inaparte's family, is justified p o s,S %&
reason of state, but now toe ey;d., .' p
|also because that family had teh, wv. y,
|ameunt Of several millions tae E,,, " u
which were in tie treasury Of t5a S e|
iordlnary domain. He diamond. aN'
.ctually tie private property Of h. p w.;
Ibons bat, were things otherwise i,
tine kings. duty to prevent them f,,r''
Iinto the hands Of a traitor. and Il"
Jesty may rather be blamed for have ..
lett seventy two millions IN tYc trrsa"
HE Bonrbons are accused Of Esf;!'.
wished to lessen the glory Of 4be ,,rl
and yet foreigners have accused The o.,
grants Ut being proud Of dlose yittc5s
(which findered them from rctvrr;p, !,
their Country. TO the c!large Of dan.
|tism he asks whether generals ErIga ~
LalleBande wouId be still alive had ,T,,
acted under Bonaparte as they did opds|
the king. The reporter mentions sssI|
jects of consolation. the numerous ~
'sons OF distinguished characters whcr
yet faithful, scme quitting the ceas,r
Others wholly Withdrawing frompubEcGb|
fle highly extols tie bold enterprise /
the dnl,e d'Ansouleme. " Howman, MT |
fortunes says he, " would our cCrptr
been spared if he could have reachedlI
ons." A soldier among the rebels. WI
| saw him in the midst of the fire. said Il
admiration Of his ralor. :: half an hogr
longer, and we should have cr.ed Yin.
lie Rci." The author speaks in terms
great Indignation RESPECTING The ofa;r /
Bordeaux, and observes that il IS eDgs-
to make Bonaparte's government esq
Grated, that he suffered the Dpehc;s 4
Angouleme to be insulted and called
fer0c.eus woman---whe1 her virtues, III
Hisfortunes. and her courage eAci.es1s|
admiration of tie world.
iV,-Spirit Of the Goreynnsrt
The reporter shews the en'baraa1
ments of Bonaparte. the coIliton CiEu1
ties, none of them strong enough tOs
tablish separate authority, and borH
together ouly as long as their common
terests require il, while BonaParte W.
tiers all by turns, and prepare tie galI
maneuvre of the champ de mai. her'|
duces the inference that both the slr!|
ard the people will soon become sen''"i|
that they have been equally beifn!ys'|
that the strength of Bopaparte d'nIn+1|
es as that of the king increases, ard la1
the latter viii shortly return to tbs ''@1
try, will carry back happpinsss vita 1nj
and that all his subjects, both 'nEo'S1
and guilty, viii fsd their saI'ao".
themselves iuto his aims Z"
his feet.
:. But Sire, while 7 am endea'oIl
to lay before your maje.ty a picture
the internal state of Franco, the r''J
is no longer TIC same; 10 morrow y, j. a,:,.
ctxnse again, However rapidly ! ,J W.
sketch it. AID 1t would be Impossible
me to follow the conypIsiys enlo'IOH's
man, agitatcd by his own passions T..
BY those be has SO foolishly eHc.leS d., ~
notification Of the additional act nav
rrived rim CT his remaining accom- !,
attacked or ill sides he re're%S ,,,l
withdraws from his eNtfaoroji'a'y ,,,r,
missioDers the nomination OF tie j., I' W..
of the communes. and gives It 70 "a ;
pie. Frightened by tie muIu Iaa Jd,l
negative votes, he abandons 'ns .,o,s|
iorship, and coGvckcs the fep prevail al,
by virtue cf tbs very a'a S,,'.e J,iwI
which is not ,,et accepted i ln;r'.,(a
from shoal to shoal, he turES ' u, Ii, al
~. 80 &, piu(p 40