Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-13

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ssssuIt. 81 fe BE contested With any
extensive plot. s
T'he Prince Regent RECEIVERS slow
ii from bis equity attack.
On Sunday and yesterday cabinet
were held, for the purpose
.of arranging the Prince Regents
speech Ito be submitted to the Prince
in council this day.
PARIs, Jan. 43.
d InpRFsuance Of a propositions sub
.mittedto the king by the minister at
war, MarshaIs Massena, Joupdan.
SucIlet, Dayuust, and Money, are
deprived Of their pay. Yesterday
There WAS d FHmor that M. do TaI
Ieyrand was exiled.
January IS.
There was an error i'm thesnancs
cf tho Afarshsls which announced
as having, been deprived Of their pay;
these are Marsbais Masscrsa, Suchet,
Augureau, and Lefeyre. Dayonst
has received an order to quit Paris
in "a hours; and Serrurier has been
put upon half pay. One hundred
aud sevesty general officers have
been eashicred the minister at war
ii, Announcing this decision to them,
stated that it had been determined
upon because they had checked the
spring of Legitimacy.
january *.
Many arrests have taken place
within tie last "a hours at Paris.
Gen. Grundler. late Governor of Pa
ris, and reporter OF the military
commission coasoked on Marshal
Ney is, ii is said, of the number
Marshal Sefrurier has hitherto
iuded the searches OF the police
The Ultra Royalists themselves can
not cite an overt net, While on the
other hand. il must be ackno%ledg
ed the conduct of almost all the an
cient chiefs Of the army is mysteri-
Gus and menacins; not one appears
at court, and ii is whispered they
hold private conferences, the nature
OF which is highly calculated to a
waken suspicion.
January 8.
The Ultra Royalist party has just
obtained the most decided advan
rages in tie nominatiaR Of the Gem
mission Of nine for the budget. II
results that the ministry will not sue
ceed in effecting the sale Of the ma
iionai forests.
En addition to the arrestations |
announced this morning, have %
add he names Of Gems. Morgan aud
Marehand. The measure with re
speet to the latter caused some sur
prise Gen. Marcsiand was the eli
Ger who commanded the town OF
Grenoble at the return Of Napoleon,
and who remained inaccessible 10
fear and corruption.
M. DelaitPe, the intimate friend of
the Due de Richelieu, an old and
sagaci0us statesman. one warmly
aud hitherto successfully supported
by the Duke. has Just been dismiss
ed from the Prefecture.of Versailles;
his disgrace had been long solicited
by M Vanhlanc.
In the mean time the political
hemisphere becomes hourly more
gloomy you see marked on the
countenaDces of some stified feeling
of hate, ofcontempt, and vengeance,
on that of others a profound dread
accompanied with other signs, whici
in the estimation Of those accustom
ed to watch the dire changes Of the
revolutions, have ever been the pre-
cursors of evil hours. The more
prudent part Of the Court have taken
the alarm already the Duke OF
Wellington reiDforces his small gar
rison With $4,000 additional British
troops, and the day of his departure
is. yet remote, while the fortificatioss
of Montmatrs have been augment
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