Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-20
waite Corresp ondencs.
TO THE EDITOR.
London, N0v. so.

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q London, Jliov. SO.
eE , second very sudden change ii
.-ltheate Of public affairs 10 France
lin trcl last by the sudden invasion
siofl Il country by BoDaparte, on his
'IIapg from Elba, which occasioned
|th{nmediate junction of the allied
. Ito Is which fought him and bis ar
lmt aud single battle effected the
lddfall Of hisxthrone and the ha-
lninent Of his family, were trans,
|atns in which not only all Europe,
tbbll the world we're So deeply in
..ItStcd, that went to town on pur-
M the beginning of July, ard seis
every opportunity l could ret
y TO put you in possession = tne
ticulars, and shall be gla'to near
h somo of my letters asd packets
fved soon enough 10 BE OF service
/ you.
II have b. en- taking review % tiic
s Of the government OF France
1.-THE, have been given in the Lon
h papers, with remarks and OBJ
Eyations on the principle upon " hieh
lev proceed, and thrown them into
e shape of q letter for your inspee-
on.
A most importcnt French state
eper, anxiousIs looked for by all
anks of people in this country, as
Yell as on the contiaent is just arrig
d, namely, the treaty Of peace be
ween the allied powers and the king
f France ; it was signed at Paris
N monday the Goth inst. bJ the NIL
sisters Of the contracting powers on
10Th sides. Soon as ii WAS received
he British Ministers sent a letter ia
he lord Mayor. and caused the event
o he made knoWo lDa u zette tx
raordinary /; the public offices were
Illuminated, the park and tower guns
we're fired, and the bells of the grea
churches were raug on the occa
sion.
The publication Of the treaty a
Paris. does not seem 10 have week
pred The onward and visible sign
Of loyalty. The King was received
a few days after on his appearance
in public, with the most lively accla
nations
In addition to the above treaty. a
pother and a still more iinportan
treaty was signed same day between
The Allies themselves, guaranteeiD!
10 each other the performance OF tn
exacted from France, n
less for her own good than the tran
aAiii.s nj mankind, by the renewa
oil the exclusion OF BOnaparte aua ui
family from the throne OF France
They have extinguished thelast hop
of the iniriguers in the name of Ma
poIeon the second. The allies hav
guarded the throne Of France itseI
against the possible influence of eyi
Ministers, who might not hesitate
plunge that country iute new wars
Thus is France guarded in every di
rection against what has been he
greatest scourge, the predominant
Of bad men and bad principles. Tn
French papers of 18th inst. inforl
US hat the government is proceedin
faithiuIl, to carry into effect the ST
pula ions of the treaties orders an
instructions were given out on th
2sth inst. from the War O@ce a
Paris, directing the proper commits
siepers to surrenier the fOrtresGes
on the frontiers into the hands of TIA
allied powers.
Inc treaty alluded to already sign
ed by the allied powers was'present
ed TO the French minister toSethe
with a note OF the Ministers OF til
four contracting powers, which wi
remain as a monument Of the m0de
ration which forms the most strikLn;
feature in the policy Of their courts
Fhe credulity OF the world for 'h'
last six and luenty years, has bees
abused by The aDomInable caluinnie
IF a wicked and Worthless faction t
YER ready 10 attribute 10 the Euro
>ean monarchies, principles Of "
fanny, adopted only by the Asiati'
Desp0t, until they were first import