Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-21
LATE FOREIGN NEWS


dates to the 4th. aud Paris dates to the
26thEeb
.fhcspapers contain long Swedish
state paper on Its relation with France,
considered as a sort of declaration o.
war.
Marshal Beresford had been thrown
from his carriage, but received little in.
jury
Lord Wellington's head quarters con-
lnued at Frenads, March 8; and the
French made no movements Verbal
accounts state, that battle was expect
ed seon
Both houses of the British parliament
have approved unanimously of the war
against America, and voted to support
the government in continuing it with
energy.
A vote to appoint a committee 10 as
certain the extent of the wishes of
the Catholics, on motion of Mr. Grafton,
was carried by am jority of 80, in the
British House of Commons.
Dantz!c was closely besieged by the
Russians,
Denmark was expected to join the
cause OF Alexander.
1t Was reported a treaty was conclud-
ed between Denmark and England.
The French conscriptioHs in the north
OF Germany met with much resistance.
The Russian Emperor's H. Q. were
at War.aw, the last OF January.
The Russians were within so leagues
of Berlin Gen. Stenhil, Was al New
Stetun F.; Wits eHstcin at Rngenwald in
P,ussian Pomerania Platpw mad enter.
ed the New March. The Russians had
been joined by many Prussians.
Much CONSERVATION exists at Berlin.
The inhabitants utter acclamatlnne in ia
vor of the Russians in The street, cof-
iee-hOuses, sc.
LONDON, March /.
Letters from Lord Cathcart are 10
Jan 80. They state that the Russians
had passed the Vistula ior the North OF
Bromberg, and Tuchel for Dirscheil,
and to the gates OF Dan,zc.
The Russian military Journal says,
jan s. Admiral .ychlsc hagoh entered
Intersburg the vanguard entered Gro
. binnen aud Gen. Woronzow entered
Nemersdori. Gen. TschepiAts eaitmd
St4lapeneu, aad was joyfuliy received
bp the inhabitants
Jan. g. Gen. Schepiiiff, beat the e.
nemy at Labiau, who then retired to-
wards kanigshurg- losing 8 pieces OF ar
tille,y many officers and 500 soldiers
The Emperor and Kutuslf's II. G.
we're at Osani.
Jan. g. Announces the driving of
the enemy from Khnigsbcrg The
French lost 3 or COCO, 80 cannon, large
quantities of provisions, sc and many
Russian officers and soldiers prisoners
were liberated. The tugltlses OF the G.
ncmy are pursucs
The Emperor's H Q. were at Me
retsch. Macdonald commanded at Re.
nigsberg His own corps is reduced to
$500 and he has about 45oo others, who
re pursued
Jan. IA. The Russians took Eibing,
Marlcmberg and Marienwedcrdec. Pa
low parsues the enemy towards Dahtzic.
General Schepiliff passed the Nogat, &
follows the enemy.
Jan. 10. Eising was taken:
The French lief, at Marienbcrg in the
hospitals 40 officers and 72S; soldiers.
The Russians in all these movements
have made many prisoners and have Ia
ken many pieces of artillery.
Gen. Czerniscbsff had passed the VS..
tula and pursued the French towards
Newberg.
It is said the French attempted to
seize the king Of Prussia, but he escap.
ed to Slessa.
The head quarters are at Lych.
The taking of Berlin will be the sig
nal FOR the Using of ali Germany.
KutosoE is made prince Of tue I'M
nerial family. PIatow and Witgehstein
have had new honors conferred'pn them.
The last Paris papers are silent as to
Dantzic. Thorn, Posen and warsaw
We therefore believe the Russians nave
taken all those places.
Marshal Ney has had the ti'ie Oh rr'nce
Of Moscow conferred on him by Bona
parte. -. la so,,d
in Vienna and seized.
The reports from Sweden are that
,he Austrian army has retired under
convention between Ku;usoff and Swart'
.enberg, That ministers had been sent
from Vienna to Wilma and London-
.,.t tbeDuke Constantine is raised to the
throne of Poland, that Denmark reslsts
81. ,eouisitions of Bonaparte--that
D,ntzic was taken January ~.
Lord WaIpole was still at Vienna.
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