Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-30
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NE W-YORK, Sept. IS.
LATEST LONDON NEWS.

OlIver-EliSWortil, Capt' SASee", y -
two DAYS from Liverpool, which port she
left CD the 18th of August.
Capt. S. has furnished the editor OF the
Mercantile Advertiser with London papers
and Lloy 3 Lists, to the evening OF the lNh
of August inclusive, 8 days later tnan our
form.r advices from Eneland.)
Our London paper of the 10th states that
NO intelligence had been received OF the sur
render of Flushing; nor do our papers con-
tam any account Of any late battles IN SPAN.
The following articles are all we IND IN
our London papers worth extracting
LONDON, Ausust 9
No official accounts have been received
from the island of Walcheren since Sunday.
. But despatbhes announcing the surrender OF
Flushing are hourly expected. ltappears.
however from some private letters, that the
commander in chief was resolved not to de-
lay the execution of the other points OF his
plan until the fall of that place. Part OF the
force which had not debarked on the Cd,
Satremained at anchor in the Veer Cat, has
proceeded ZIP the east Scheldt. Should our
armamt Mt thus divided in the two branches
of this river, overcome all interme olate OBJ
stscles. it will unite before Antwerp in an
attack upon that city. Antwerp Is consider
ed to be very strong, and the port contains
at present great number CT men OF war, IN
5 Guiding several sail of the line. 1t Flushing
has been able to hold out few days, we
NAV expect very formidable resistance at
Antwerp, for the defence OF which we may
presume ,hecnemy has made every possible
preparation.
august 10.
We have received Paris papers TO the
SIS, ult. containing the goth bulletin OF the
French,army in Germany. 1t is dated VI
emma, Julv %, at which time Bonaparte
wa. in that city or It's environs at Schroen-
brunn. The report in the German papers OF
his having set out on the 18th on his return
10 Paris, is thus officially consradieted, nor
is that event likely soon to take place ii, as
appears from the French papers, he means
90 defer his departure until the final settle
ment of a treaty ofreace between him and
The emperor OF Austria.
The Austrian official account OF the bat
tie of Wagram has at length made its ap-
pearance; and is stated In articles from
Dresden TO be copformable in the most es-
sential points with the French Bulletins.
We are sorry to find that the archduke
Charles and prince John of Lichtenstcin
were both wounded. It concludes thus:
=. The Austrian army has sustained
,a.yastloss. 1t is deprived by the death OF
gen. Normann, of an officer of the most
distinguished merit. No hopes are enter
tanned of the recovery of generals Vecsay,
dA.pre, and Vukassovich. Among the
generals less dangerously wounded are, the
prince of Hesse- Hombourg, generals Slut.
terhim and Parr, and his imperial highness
the archauke Charles, who, with the prince
of Lichtenstein, received musket wounds.
which will not, however, be attended with
any serious consequences"
The Paris papers contain intelligence
from Madrid Of SO recent a date as the goth
ult. at which date it does not appear that 10.
seph Bonaparte entertained any apprehen-
sions of being forced to evacuate the eapi.
tai.
According to the most recent accounts,
public and private, from Spain, it appears
that Victor and Sebastiani have united their
forces near Toledo, where ,her will proba-
bly make stand. Their amount is vari-
ously stated, between $4,000 and $1,000
men. The combined British and Spanish
armies are estimated arlo4,Ooo exclusive
of 5000 from Portugal, and an English re-
Ciment on its march froa. Gibraltar, expect
cd to join sir Arthur Wellesley. 1t was
marching for Madrid in three divisions az
follow The left, consisting of 10000, in
GLIDING 5000 cavalry, under sir A.Welles.
ley, north of the Tagus the centre, con-
Mating OF $1,000 I'M ludine II COO cav airy