Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-30

parting forVienna." In anot5,.,
the same place, the following ob,' s ne.
made all the reports respsc,ns p@
peace appear to be entirely gron ,s 4 3 sps
The refractory spirit anona,ia ,'a NJ
on the right bank Of the Rhne s",'crp
subdued. Several skirmishes bctr : not u
and the French troops have latsL' tas
place. ats
A new and unexpected change h,
taken place with respect to The 49, ss ss
vessels in French and Dutch por, n"'T Z,
tiers had been received from Hollsal Y
ing that.a new embargo was laid on j, "
merican ships that had touched at a.
ports, and that the most rigid prOcee1p]
were expected to take place. against ,a.1
This new resolution came from Benz, Ssl
himself at Bayonne. T''s
The vessels that were warned Of 4
the Prussian ports, have since dJr %p
their cargoes in Russia, with the eyr.n'
Of British manufactures, which are slI Ea'
hibited.
The new organization of the Ap,s,.
armies is said to have produced some 40
sharp remonstraEce from the French NM.
ter at the court OF Vienna. He is sd
have declared that it could Only have w.
adopted in contemplation OF rugtare Will
France, and that a perseverance in itson|
be considered as ar indication ofsechah
tile disposition on the part Ct Ar.sa;a d
would justify France il assuming thai mil.
tavy attitude which the protection Of 5er
allies and the maintenance Of her pove, r.
CURED. His prussian majesty IS pav;n,I
Nfemel and nssoerg into the bcs.. stat.
of defence that his scanty means viii as
ford.
I FRENCH OFFICIAL BULLETIN
MADRID, 9unc Is.
The following intelligence is puOHshedt
our government
General Dupont who commands acop
Of the French army, while passing tnrous
Anduiar Oh the cath Of May, received il
formation that the enemy Of Spain an
France had succeeded in misleading pa
Of the inhabitants Of Lower Andalusia.-
The disaiiected had taken up arms, and ha
not only formed q union with the Comm
bandistes Che snlugglers) but had thrown
pen the prisons ard armed the fclons. G
neral Dupont had directed MS march in ID
manner in which it is proper to proceed in
friendly country, in order that the inhab
! tants Of those places through which Heb
to pass, might not be too heavily burthent
but in consequence OF the intornatlt
which his exceilencv had obtained, he dete
nincl. to halt, and to concentrate his &C
lunns.
g On the :th June, the French troops
rived at the bridge OF Alcolea, seized t'
pieces Of artillery which defended 1t, orc
the enemy to tie Lancha, and there took 7
rest Of the artillery. The pursuit after
rebels lasted until half past eleven, and W
continued to the gates Of Cordoya.
At three in che morning the French trool
made their entrance into the town, wni'
had been retarded by the revolt only abe
two hours and hall. :,
Twelve thousand men who refused
acknowledge the lawful authority had
sembled at Tudela, and had broken do'
the bridge. General Lefebvre marched
the 9th towards that point, with a corps
French troops. They passed the hOto
RATS, with charged bayonets, took .P0sS
sion of the artillery, drove back TIE rcd
from point to point, and completely olSr''
cd them.
{" The wretches who had committee
kindso excuses in Valadoild ana is nslS
borhood, directed their march, 5000 II hu'
Der, towards the Rio Pisuerga, N ofdel
eac,,~a I'll "a noccooa On the 1Sth, GSntl