Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-03

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TIE States General Of tie Neth.,,..
have given their assent to law. 'sat'
posed by the king in the form re,,l r.
BY the constitution, aushorsiag tlsr YUM y.
ployment ofthe national militia, IN ,s g.
service. in OF out Of, the k ngdan, ,0 sAs
the war with Napoleon. They colnmD
Gated their assent bya message, d,,. '
May 10, III which they say: IVY
s The wounds inflicted ON Our Count.
by alate tyranny is not yet healed, t,ers
Of our shame anu our r;a,v
under the reign OF the usurper, Who !,
gain seated on the thsene will never $.
low other people to elJ J peace, lnde.
pendence and prosperity, IS too recent
for us not to see vi pleasure In
children Of the country hasten to d.
frontiers, to take part in tie holy stn.
test with the disturber Of social orde,
and his perjursd adherents, AVID tow,
them emulate these bray men Of ever
class, who have volunta 3y offered dsa
arms for cur deliverance. IS.
!" And why should mot in.ro,.a
TO the wise dispositions Of your Na; sa
Why should We not place them. r;:s J
hope OF a happy result, under 4. o,,, ss
|oi your sons, one Of whom has prrfo nr'
ed 2rpdigies Of valour j Spain. INV, uaaa u
the hero Of our aye, and the other tIss s,
young has fought with glory in the rsata
of cur allies, yes, under the immo re,
wellington, whom your Maies,7 S'a
placed at the head Of the armies If 4,
United NETHERLANDS.
g Oar drtg orders US to thank vo,
Majesty for having acceded to the 81
lemnailiauce, BY which, with the b)ss.
sings Of the almighty, ty. amy, fraud. +
violence which E.reateh sar repose, n, :,
be checked andsuppressed, and the, 7,
accede without reserve to TIE proro
sal which circuaistancesnay resuirs.a
Lanjuinias, who is chosen President of
the French House of Representatives
was formerly a Member Of the JacoSu
Convention He was also Member CT
the Senate which declared Bonaparte 60
have forfeited the throne aid drafted
with his own pen, the decree Of ACCUSE.
son and detllronenent in April 1874.
In this dethrouement he says Of Bona.
Eparte,
That he violated the compact which
Fanited him to tire French people, parts
sularly in levying inposts and establish.
ing taxes otherwise than in virtue Of the
Paw, against the express tenor Of the oath
which he had taken on his ascending tt
throne, conformable TO article IS ofthe
Act Of the Constitutions of the ssh Flo.
real, year IL.
{: that he committed this attack on
the rights ofthe people, even in adiatTn.
ing, without necessity, the I.esislain:
body ard causing to he suppressed as eli,
minal Report Of that body, the title 0.
which and its SHARE in the na;iOnal re-
representatives., he disputed:
" That he undertook a series Of ra5
in violation Of article so of the act Of Tie
Constitutions Of the 22d Frimaire, year
g, which purpor.s that declarations Of
war should be Pre-, ,osed, debated, de-
creed and promulgated III tie sane Hai'
ner as laws
/" That Re issued unconstitutonalIy
several DEGREES in.licting the paaishnent.
of death I; particularly the two DEGREES o.
the 5th of March last, tending to cause 10
be considered as national Il war wien
would not have taken place bat lcr As
intcresta of his 5oundless AMBITION: !,
/" That he violated the Constitution
laws BY his DEGREES respecting the i'!sSa'
ers OF the state:
IS That I've rendered null the reSPoO'
sibility Of Ministers, contoundea an ~,
thorities, and destroyed the lnasfsD
stence of judicial bodies. :, !, .as
Considering that the liberty o. W.. w
Press established and consecralea % WV
fsf,he rights Of the nation, has Dss,, . sor
stantly subject to the arbitrary c sln. Se
Of the police, aud at the salls s,'' Us fl
has always made Use q, the press 10 ~.
France and Europe with 'n'srelfe'e.'IaI.
tons, false maxias, doctrines 'a."s "a.
to dcspotism, and insults On 'ols's-
yernments. III. re
" The acts and report4 heard .! TO-. .%s
Senate have undergone 4:.tes~ tio s1. : =.
publication. -. g ;,;sujias
s" Considering that instead o' fs'sss