Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-26

proofs on the I'd; that the Landwelr
and Landstrum Levics Of Militial
are all under arms.
STRALsUND, May IL.
His Royal ITighness the Grown
Prince of Sweden arrived here this
morning in perfect health.
VIENNA. May s.
Our Court Gazette Of this day
| contains the following -
/" Count Won Stallion yesterday
departed on an Imperial mission to
the Russian and Prussian head-quar.
I ters.
" To day. Field Marshal Lieut..
Count Won Bubna sets out for the
French headquarters.
" After his Inpe rial Majesty had
| ordered two armies to be raised, the
one in Bohemia, and The other in
Gallicia, he gave the command Of
the former to the Prince of Schwart.
! zenburgh, and of the latter. to The
Prince of Reuss."
HAMBURGER, May is.
The head -quarters OF Gen. Bulow,
were on the 9TH at Dessau; the Rus.
sian General Harpe was before Wit.
tenberg General T'humen was at
Zerbst and the Russian General
Orurk before Magdeburg.
May 20.
Eighty thousand Austrian troops
are on the frontiers of Italy, and fl.
ty thousand on the borders of Bava.
ria.
May g.
Eight thousand Swedish troops
have arrived in this city ; $50 wag.
CONS were sent from hence to accel-
lerate their approach. The Crown
Prince is expected every hour.
May 26.
The city of Hamburger is in secu.
rity it is indebted to the Danes for
its understandable French have
left Williamsburg. Only 1000 re.
main in the neighborhood of Har-
burg.
FRANKFORT, May 90.
The Gazette of this town contains
the following speech of his Majesty
the Emperor Of the French. King
of Italy, to the Magistrates of Dres-
den. on the solemn entrance OF the
King of Saxony into his residence
on the 18th Of May -
:. Magistrates Love your King
see in him the savior of Saxony.
Had he been less faithful to his
werd, less good ally had he al
low ed himself to have been carried
away by the opinions ofthe Russians
and Prussians. Saxeny was lost; [
would have treated it as an enemy's
country. My army shall only pass,
and you will quickly be relieved
from The burthens you support. |
shall defend and protect SaxOny a.
gainst all its enemies"
MILAN, May IS.
To day. towards noon, arrived
here from Dresden, his serene high
ness the Prince Viceroy. Dis
charges of cannon announced this
happy intelligence.
1t is estimated that 10000 of the
Russians are engaged in besiegins
and blockading various fOrtresses stiil
in possession Of the French. The
Prussians have $1,000 in garrisons
PARIS, May Is.
Her Majesty the Empress Queen
and Regent has received the follow.
ing information. The fortress of
Spandau capitulated. This eventa'
stOnishes all military men. His ma.
jesty has ordered Gen. Bruny, the
commandment of artillery, and Ar.
maDd, Engineer CT the place, AS well
as the Ministers Of the council ofde.
fence, who may not have protested
against it, to be arrested and tried.
TIE Moniteur of the goth inst.
contains a long Memoir by Bru"r
the late commandment of Spandau,
excusing his surrender of that place
by detail Of the circumstances OF
the seige. The trenches were open
ed on tile 7th Of April the BON.
bardment commenced on the 18th oil
that month; on the 18th, thepoWder
magazine blew up; on the 18th the
place was summoned, but still he'a
out and the bolnbardmenf beinsre'
newed, the capitrlation took place
on the 9th. The garrison were
permitted to march to the next
French post, on their parole not 10
serve against The Allies for SIX