Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-11

mo for the Monarchy to avenee on Ma.
poleon the iaiuries bis adopted country
had sustained. It's worth noticing, that
In tho enumeration Of the powers to De
admitted 10 the Mock Congress, the
Grown Prince is, carefully omlttea--an
evidence of the spleen which bonaParte
feeiS towards one of his earliest compa-
mons in arms, and to whom, as much as
apy one, he was indebted tor his mush-
room imperial elevation.
Treaties botween Sweden and Eng.
land. and Russia and Prussia and Swe.
dem were concluded. By the one be-
tween her and G. Britain, the former a
greed 10 send so,ooe men into the field
AGAINST France, with Bernadotte at their
head. and the latter stipulated TO pay to
Sweden a subsidy of aboat- 50o,ooot and
20 cede to her tho island of Guapsloupe.
Beth contracting parties promptly fuk
flied their engasomeats,a and the crown
Prince landed IN Swedish Somerania, re-
n.ssessed himself of that fine province,
and made preparations TO advance on the
common enemy. Strong corps OF Kns-
SLAMS. Prussiaiis, and other Germans,
were ordered To concentrate In MecSien-
burg, and put themselves under DIS
command, which augmented his army
To UPWARDS of 100 900 bayonets. The
.rmistice suspended his offensive oPe-
ra,ioas bat the time was we'll employ
ed in disciplining his troops, and max
inc his officers acquainted with each o.
tber. Some OF the best Russian and
Pru..ian Generals were among the lat
ter.
On the 9th, 10th, and 18th July.
the Crown Prince had conference
at Traehenbmg with the Emperor
Alexander, his Prussian Majesty,
Lord Cathcart, the Austrian Mini
stsr Count stadion and ar. Thorn
ton the English Commissioner
This meeting was as splendid as it
was Interestingly uumerous Gene
raj Staff aud Ministers were In at
tendance and every thing was con
dgcted with great ceremony. On
this important occasion, Bernadotte
addressed the Emperor and King IN
a very impressive maHner--ursed
them on no condition to consent 10
the renewal of the armistice /: de-
clared to them, that from his know
ledge vigorous prosecution OF the
war was the first wish of he subjects
Of both of them assured them OF
the devotion Of all his efforts and G.
ven life In the eommOn cause; and
of his confidence Of the success OF
their exertions in prescribing limits
to the most ruthless despotism which
had ever degraded any period or
country. The two Monarchs re-
piled 90 the address. and pledged
thnmselwes to resOlute continual.
tiou Of the war, as the surest guar.
antee Of lasting and honorable
peace. Soon after the parties sepa-
rated they received the official infer
nation Of. the splendid triumph of
Lord Wellington over the French at
yittoria.
In the following aueedote We see
the decision and strength OF mind OF
Beruadotte. -Previous to the Rus
sian campaign Of 1919, B"naparae
offered 80 Sweden, If she would join
him against Russia. the guarantee
Of Norway. The offer was sent ny
the sen Of Augereau. Bsrnsdotte
received the despatch in midst OF a
public assembly at Stockholm, and
as he read il he replied to il with a
pencil. thus promptly -" Rejected :
If The Emperor OF France fails a
painst Russia he will not have che a
bility to make good his offers if he
succeed he will not have the inciins-
tion."
The I" WGr in Prussia"
~ Under this head we propose
n '.gisg TIE operations OF The allied
Sc Army of the North Of Germany
comm snded by Bernadotte & those
of the four French corps d'arnee
commanded in chief b: Marshal
Oudinot. fDake Of Ressio]. and by
Generals Bertrand, Regnier, and
the Duke of padna Gcuerai ArrIh-
ri. a Corsican. and nephew OF Ma
poieon, though ssme OF the opera
tons have extended beyond the Prus-
sian territories.
Army of the.North Of Germnny.
On the 10th August the Crown
Prince Bsrnadotte removed his ii.
o. from Granienberg 10 PotSdain,
in advance of Berlin. and began to
concentrate his forces, aud make the
arrangements of a skilful Captain
I'm tine same day he published an