Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-12
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pa1 y saclarations of both these Courts.
qplv .o I'M Il Poland he should wish to
~--las . Far Car f,ltare discussion. a strsing
re fessss s - ia tie people, and IN the
teella a',Ss,,t If this country IN favour .ol
g'ss sl's,anse;ieace of Poland: and in the
tie lns s;.ps the country woa!d be relolced
slsas tI,at POLAND. 1t least that portion !!
T. ~ went under the name OF the
q { ss e warsaw, would be governed
Dasn, ,listiact sceptres as Poies, and
s D ~ systeu,s of government would ee1
tA ~ 80 soaseniia} 10 thensfeslings tian any
,pss Fad Fscensi ealeyed'
te 81 =, s,s.ect to Haia I'd, it was evl-
=. IN, SsstagtAiag coaid be sfgreater iin-
us's s,a !. Il this country. that t'sat Frarsce
.,M *. have eon.InRity Ut sea
war; sYSa,Iiing alone thesNho'e Of the
sss,snds lie bad tie satisfacnon
!. .,ss ssS. that tlle allied powers on the.
,,,f;rsit we're not more convinced 81
s. ;;'nbatanee oftkis point u US, thar
~ .hs,nselyes. and therefore all were a
= s sStbat Il e s,slian Of tie Netherlands
si;,S Hollan.l, was one of etnost INT or
wv. ;,ayro, ,neIits OF tie face Of Europe,
!. maIlesa Bands. lie trusted it would
= ha a,opose,l that any undue conces-
GINS had been made, With a view OF OBJ
.so,ao on increase Of teniterysto liano-
~ is people had recently proved
t,saselyes faithful supporters to Great
nst.;a, aud he. Mould say tisat there
tsdnat beea a more esslicieat, more faith
f5aad hapesf body Of 9nenill our service,
IAN the hanoserian Legion (; they a
maInted to not less than 4, 900 men, to
which number they had aiNag been Kept
M l)y voluntary enrolment. ihelnerease
& tstritory She bad received tended to
consolidate her cglnexion wits this couli-
sytae exseat ofsea coast which 1t
ave 6er. Tie aob.e lord then briefly
s,iu,led t. the Affairs Of Spain, and Com
t.aasd taat paiaIul and disgusting as
lie proceedings Of one party In that
country were AGAINST tie otter, we had
no rigSt to call thai government to ac-
soalt ior its proc etii,lgs. lie had every
reaso,. to SUPPOSE, taat the SPANISH 60
srrnIneat asshed to cherish a friendly
ooaaexioa With tais country nor was
there snv reason. to suss ect, that what
5 Was called Tue family compact, at ieas3
n is offensive pats, would be reneIee
vita Ftaaee. Locking then generally at
tie foreign relations Of tie country, ne
taoagas them highly satisfactory. The
hon. gentleman had asked what line o.
policy tits cOaAtry should adort IN re-
gard TO the convulsion by (which France
was it present agitated.. de (lord 9.
= would rive it as ms opiilion, tat on the
Issue Of that contest depended the Goa
tnaance Of al the blessings TO whiee
us country could look forward, (tsaas.
hear and that it never could be SAID i.
s Honapatte were e-estaslished 10 France,
England could look forward to ttalqul-
laT. We're that man restored in France,
he should be glad to Know how tue CONT
leat ot Earope could avoid beng a5aia
converted nito so lliaay armed nations,
Is tie only secafitg Ter their ladepeil-
denee. He trusted that PROVIDENCE
would conduct this cuuntry and Europe
through the remainder of Its difficulties.
Tbs noGle lord then congratulated tAe
house on the general Adoption OF repre-
sentative governments IL tsie different
States Of German 5; and SAID taat Mltls
regard TO tie states seael'aiot hsRoFel
IN particular, their del.aesalons lad been
Conducted witt u deseree ei noGei a,iaii,
1ept, and prudence, tat uohe them
Credit, 4 great deal had been dcAs To
promote the happiness OF nations, aud 4
beaaparte MAS not suffered to ihtercept
Ge prospects Wnica were alislns, nesep
could Iarore iook forward To- DilSasei,
uaJs fhaa those wilieh it plight now ate,
slpate. The noble lord sat down anilust
fsaa aad ret eated cheers.
hoNDoN, aiarchY27. 3
Inc Royal Family os faaee is taus
distributed. Monsieur left laris wits
We Aug, butts understood to haze gone
: yI Aoseyi.oe To astel rrefartoiis
vi aus -aalesty. lie as. at Jaiais Oh
tuesday llgat. The Luxe Of Legr, al.u
sue gu Prince of Conge now hetseea s.
sau ~ years OF age, his faculties al,Aost
ssae, tfas eiied With the King. Hls soa
) &c DaAa gs Bourbon, the i..ther OF the
murdered D'EagheilR, had set cut some
Us = = oe'ote to JOIN tie Duke ol Argos
S Ms aAa organize a force upon the
esaSs OF the losre.
Letters irom siadrid, sis France
Nj 49, t 3 Z most torasisaaie iilsdrrect.o.
49,, - 'aAea place N The province eft "a.