Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-06

scauntry is indebted to yon.
4 We receive with Joy tie hopes which your
Il a,esty ioids out 10 US ofthe maintenalIce
of peacs ia lhs East. May success croWn'
tie efforts which. In concert with his al
lies, the king makes to obtain this 'mPor,
tant result to put an end 10 the anhe card
nf calamities which desolate those regions!
And yefwe see with pride the white rag
SO long banished from those seas again aPsS
pear there with splendour which recalls
the most glorious days ct The monarchy.
The French commerce owes Its security
to il and duringsthis terrible crisis the IN
fortunate oil all nations, finding on board
o. our vessels safe reiuge, invoke bfes-
sings upon the magDanmous prisse WHO
makes so noble a use OF his power.
In keeping up, during the present season
the precautions which have hIti.ssso pre-
served the French Territory from The con-
tagion from which the provinces OF the
north OF Spain have so severely suffered,
your majesty performs the sacred duty I'M
posed on you, OF protecting the people
committed rs y0ur care; humanity APP
/ pIauds intentions SO pure, and they can De
misinterpreted only by that maIe9olence
whichis necessarily seeking tor .preteMs
to rekindle the yet smoking brands 81 DIS
cord and of war.
Itinsenate attempts have produced mo-
tnenlary disorder in some parts OF the king-
| dom, France, indignant at the criminal a,i-
| thors OF them, has every where seen the
Z tr>op, and the magistrates vylng III zeal y
fidelity the appreciation Of your MaJes;y
/ will be their most pleasing reward. Inn
4 pressed with a sense Vt its duties the ar
my knows that to oppose the facetious rs
Z to fight i'm the cause OF their country. he
boldness of the disturb-rs gained credit Tor
their number; but as soon as they could
be counted, the most timid ielt no alarm
at their chimelical enterprise. lf real
4 misfortunes have distressed some OF our
departments. that benifcence, OF wheh
| the example is always given by the mo.
march and his august family. has hasteped
| to alleviate them. The people may rest
secure crime will not escape the ven
geance of the laws; justice is watchfui,
| and will reach the guilty.
I Your Majesty announces TO us mat me
! state Of the debt in arrear is at length hx'
! ed and will be laid before US Ii IS I'M
| portant to order and 10 credit, that no I'M
| certainty should exist with respect to these
| burlhens, the sad Inheritance OF twenty
five years oil revolution. When once this
] abyss, which not long ago appeared bot
tomless. sha!I have been closed for ever.
nothing will restrain the growth OF our n
nancial prosperitY.-Tben may the pater-
nal wish of your Majesty be accomplished,
and all the fathers Of families who support
the public incum b-anccs with so touching
a resignation will find the weigh, OF them
sensibiy diminished. And who can call
cuate the extent of the prosperity which
our happy country may then attain, when
we consider her immense losses SO recent,
and yet nearly repaired, and those great
disasters, the lamentabls traces OF which
disappear with a rapidi,y beyond ell ex-
pectation? The French present the tn
bule of their just gratitude to The author ot
so many benefits, they now fo,m only the
one wish that his work may be permanent
ly sustained. And therefore al hearts
have been filled with hope and Joy ~ this
truly Royal sentiment" TIE King VIII
not suffer violence to snatch from his PEG
pie the blessings which they enjoy" TIE
benedictions, Sire, OF that people are the
only recompense worthy of your laoours.
May you long enjoy them, while you be-
hold the precious offspring of our kings
growing up under the shelter OF your
throne.
Providence has not given him to us in
vain he will follow The glorious exam
pies of bis ancestors, bot he will learn
more particularly from your Majesty how
in the most difficult circumstances a mo-
march may acquire The affection OF his peo-
pie and the respect OF strangers.
The king answered.
am deeply touched by the senti-
mepts which til. Chamber OF Peers ex-
presses towards me | feel the warmest
satisfaction al its eagerness in answering
the call which made upon it aud at the
unanimous good understanding which has
prevailed in its deliberations il is by This
CO. operation that we shall succeed in sti-
fling the efforts of malevoIence, efforts
which will be always Intellectual, 1t is
with sincere pleasure that announce 10
the Chamber that since the day of the O.
pening of the Session, have received adj
vices which announce to me that the peace
will not be interrupted in the East } feel
lively satisfaction in informing you OF
this"
FRENCH PAPERS.
Paris, June 9.