The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-09
State of Causes OF new
reyolution-C Consequences TO
the English system.

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nevoution-C consequences TO
the English system.
r,ou a let.er 20 ne people Of the Unft
ed States Of .fmeTiea. IN Coooe"
Political Register Of May as 1910
you will have heard long before THIS
,.aches YOU, of the battle, which has
recen,ly ,sken place in Grenoole IN
T,,ncef but, YOU will not have heard
anv rue account Of the impr ession
which that event has made IN Engiaha'
where as I have repeatedly shown, ex-
ists the
SIS -. The alarm is feit IN alt
ne cabinets eff Europe but here ];
here i, is, amongst the
that the greatest alarm is expert
encee -,
II appears, that the G. attack on
7renoble was not so much an attack,
on that place. as it was general CON-
no,jon, or rising in the whole district
or which Grepoblc forms part. SIX
huetIred men are NOT kfHedia oatt!t
without some fighting. Ii appears
that an extensive district was IN s's'o
,,r resurrection, and that it still is So
Sncb documents as the following ahoN
verv clearly what Is the situation 81
tha, mart Of France and they merit
he;rg recorded even in work where
tanre is so little room 10 spare 10Y
they are OF the very essence OF poha'
cal history!
"a On m 7:h the teriecs Published On
crrste 20 ~ foloRing effect -
&c Considering tina, justice and public
example require tina, all those who par
,,cipa,etl in the seiition with force and
arms, which broke our on the night o.
the IN Of May, should be inexorabiy
pursued and delivered to tbs Prevocai
coats
!. That general security require
,hey should be deprived ofevery means
of refuge and defence and eonse'
unently that as a measure oil biSh po-
lice. general disarmiug oueh, to tar :;
place;
& therefore I'll ,hase Who villain =
hours lfo,n the publication ot the pre-
sent article shall rot have deliveied
IN 10 the mayors of their respective
rommunes, eli weapons OF war and
car;ouches which may be IN any man
ner at their disposal, shalt be eonsider,
cd as accomplices in the sed'tion' ana
crininally prosecuted as such as sha'i
like wise all those, who knowing Of any
aepo, of arms or cartouches, do not
give inisrmation thereof
- Every inhabitsnt is required TO
mako declaration Of the hunting arms
In his possession,
- Al! pevsous convicted of giving an
@syInm TO rebels shall he regarded as
acr6urlices, and criminally regarded
as much.
"A recompencc of from 100 10
5000 francs is promised TO ali those
who Shall deliver up the authors, lea
ders OF abeuors of the sedition.
q Cuilat, an ancient officer Of artil-
lcry, who directed the insurrcciion OF
the commune, rnd who, once was say
ed from capital punishment by The
good OF the duke of .6ngouleme, has
coyered himself with The double infamy
of ingraiide aud treason, is denounced
20 tho public vengeance. He who shall
srrest him is to receive five Hundred
Frarcs"
Proclamation Of Tie GeRf. gen. COM
n1anding the I'm military division, and
Of The freJect Of The DEPARTMENT Of
thc IseTe.
he lieut. gen. commanding the
II military division, and the project OF
the lsere. make known 10 the inhsbi
tants of tina. depcrtmen, that a teiesra
phic dispatch brings them the fol.
lowing instructions :--l6th May, 6
p, M
{. The department Of the Isere is to
besconsidered IS in a state OF siege -
The civil and militsry authorities have
a Discretionary Power.
,U The king IS satisfied with the ma
eistrstes and The military Troops are
IN motion in different points 10 occupy
che department of the Isere, & ensure
,hs ms, punlshment OF the rebels.
Nghe-e Instructions, which suspend
the ordinary course Of the laws. mus,
Te-assure all peaceabie citizens who
khow 81 their military and civil autbo-
rifles arc constantly watching far the
Yna;n,sinspce Of order and the good OF
the ssrViee OF the king. Let bad citi-
gems tremblc for tho rebels, the
sword OF the law is about to strike
them.