Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
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signing ScuS O. :,
aisintsresteoDess, cahuour, anu w
most pacific intentions, "adt muSf
haze been tile King cf framces tmprsS.
sL,ns puen he naG counter paris "
the treaty Of Ti'Sis tJors as eyes
signed. sealed, ana delivered ." tue
s,rm, No matte. how these impor-
,ant state pa pers came into the names
of their present possessors-whetner
thew cost much or little, or whether
their change of hands was followed oy
disnissals from the Austrian or Rus
sian Cbancsry. Their tenor and mean
ing are sufficient to prove that the trea~
ties by which the Allied Powers osten-
sibly cling and act together, as they
ay, for the peace and welfare OF Eu'
rope. are no other than INSTRUMENTS to
promote their own personal views, and
to serve as a cloak to that real consplra.
cy in which they are engaged to make
themselves masters of Europe. The
King of France has had ample oppor-
tuuity to know that professions OF Ii
berahty and justice OF the mdgndni.
mous Alexander are empty sounds, and
if any thing more is wanting TO con.
vince him of this fact, he has only TO
analyse the Verona Circular. lie has
Sc en- enough to teach him that this mad
plan of interfering in the internal con-
Germs of independent nations must e.
ventually bring ruin on the aggressors,
and throw their partizans and abettors
into dlsrepute. lie can no longer doubt
the views Of Alexander, after concern
trating his Cossacks on the Pruth, and
that the object of the Muscorite In ur-
eiog France to embroil herseifin war
against the p, Dinsula, was no other
than to occupy the attention OF Eng
aud whilst he pushed his own conques:s
in the East.
The follouing are the secret articles Of
the treaty Of TiIsit, signed on The 7th
July, Ie5th June,l 1907.
Arr. I. Russia shall take possession
of Turkey in Europe. and shall push
her conques 9 in Asia as far as she shall
think proper.
2. The House of Bourbon in Spain,
aud Of Braganza in Portugal, shall
cease to reign.-The crowns of these
kingdoms shall be given TO Prince OF
the family OF Napoleon.
5. The temporal power Of the pope
shall cease to exist Roms ana its de-
Tendencies shall be united to the king
dom of Italy.
4. Russia engages to lend France her
marine for the conquest Of Gibraltar.
5. France shall take possession Of the
cities Of a f,ioa, such as Tunls, Algiers,
sc. and at the general peace all The con
quests that have been made shall be gi
ven as indemuities to the kings o: Sar
dina and of sicily.
6. Malta shall be occupied by the
French. No peace shall be made with
England until it il ceded by England
to France.
Z. Egypt shall also be occupied by
the French.
s. The vessels belonging to the fol-
lowing powers shall alone be permitted
to navigate the Mediterranean. viz:
France, Russia, Spain, d. Italy. Those
of all other powers shall be excluded.
9. Denmark shall be Unidentified in
the north of Germany, and by the Han
seattle towns, provided she yields her
fleet to Francs.
10. The emperors of Russia and
France shall endeavor to effect some
arrangements, by which opower shall
send merchant vessels to sea unless 1t
possesses a certain number Of vessels Of
war.
lSigned] KOURAKIN.
CHI. NJ. TALLEYARD, Prince de
Bcnevento,
MARTYRDOM OF LOUIS XVI.
(Er.ract Of q priOate letter.
PARIS, Jan. % For several days
past the public has been invited to ap.
ply to the Marquis de Bveze, Grand
Master Of the Ceremonies Of France,
fos tickets o! admission to the church
Of St. Denis yesterday, to assist at the
funeral serrics Of the royal martyr
Having procured ticket, loft town
al 10 O'Clock, Yesterday, for st. Denis.
At that hour Paris exhibited the same
extreme of Gecorum and solemnity that
Distinguishes the Sabbath from the o.
Their days the week in this city, that
%, all the mechanics were at work, and
a small pro yor,ion OF the shops were
partially 81 se1. The militaries were
hutrying to the church en- grand tenus
the Savoyards we've prosecuting their
iabours "dc haut en- bas"-the lottery
Offices were all open In tho streets l
found stron. patroles of mounted gen
s1'armes, and encountered other bodies
Of them at interval of every one