Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-30
From the Boston Palladium.

From the Boston Palladium.
It apnears by the following para
crsoh, that i'm June last the inhabi.
tauts of Leipsic, gave great eifonee
to Napoleon by their conduct and the
political seatiments they discovered.
II is not probable any change has
taken place in their opinions ; but
the presence of a French army has
undoubtedly rendered them cireum-
spect, and compelled them to be Sic
lent,
q. A letter from Leipsic. June 81,
says the following publication
has been published in our newspapers
Of this day.-By the orders of his
Exeellency the Duke of Padua,
General Alright We are to inform
the public Of this town Of the dis
pleasure of mis- Majesty the Empe-
ror and King, Napoleon, which the
town Of Leipsic has incurred. by the
unaceOuatahle behavior of some in
dividuals, at the recent political o.
currences. tits refore proclaim
ed, N order to prevent the inhabi.
tauts from being exposed by SINH
lar traDsgressions to severe punish
ments. that all those who shall hold
any kind Of communication with tia
Russian or Prussian troops. or favor
their undertakings, or shall COMMIT
| nicato 20 theta any notice. as well
as those who shall conceal persons
or effects. belonging to the troops of
the enemy. or to promote their be-
ing concealed also, all those who
shall render themselves suspected of
any attachment 10 the enemy, or Of
any aversion TO the Preach troops or
their allies, or shall express senti.
meats ofthat description, not lseeom-
ing in any way the subjects of The
King of Saxony. by words or actions
especially by spreading reports Of
tue occurrences ofihe war, by meet
ings in the streets, ny drawing near
to or communicating with the prison
ers of war. brought in, or by disobe-
dieuee shown to the guards--shaIl
be treated as guilty of high treason,
| and be arrested and delivered to the
French Military Commissions. to be
panished severely" The above WAS
signed by the Magistrates ofLeipsic.
Extracts from letter, dated the 18th
and 10th Oct. from Lisbon. to the
Editors of the Baltimore .ameri-
Gun.
/" There are no very late accounts
from Wellington and Soults' armies.
They are now suffering greatly from
the severity Of the cold and rains in
The Pyrennees, where they cannot
| winter. Some say that the allies
will pass into France, but that is ra-
Their unlikely, as they would Doubt
less be muei, annoyed by the French.
IN iacarsion may be made, to favor
the northern operations, and some
provisions may be obtained. Some
OF the passes OF the mountains are in
possession OF the French. and soMe
0fthe allies, both of whom are Tor
tifying them, and consequently l
conclude it to bs most probable, that
they will each winter on their re
spective sides. Ii is said that Souit
has been called to the North. and
that Suehet mas gone to Paris but
this is mere report, not 20 be de-
pended upon. The French Senate
have placed $4,000 men additional
to the army opposed to the Peninsula.
Marshal Beresford, chief in eom-
mand Of the Portuguese army un-
der Wsilingtsa, bias recently been
here, and has obtained decree
from the Regency for raising is to
20,0s8 men mere for the army, IN
consequence Of whish . warm and