Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-17

rest continuing his march to beresu.
Reside this, haye instructed hin to
discover the true movements of Macdo-
Dsld-of all which have, most submis.
siye,y, the happiness OF rendering ysur
Imperial Majesty administrations
6urg Gazette, 9Th. (lsth Dec.
FRENCH PAPERS.
VIENNA, Jan. z.
A Courier which arrived here yester-
day, brought dispatches from Prince
Schwartzenberg, dated Bialystock, Dec.
"a. According to these dispatches, the
Austrian auxiliary corps, informed that
the French had left Wins, withdrew on
the 18th, the parties which they had adj
vanced to Nieswic, Sluzk, and Laeba-
,ezew. ard from Slonim, took Its dlrec.
ton towards the Niemen, in order to be
able TO march, according to circumstan.
ce., to Grodno or Bialystock.-Joa'nat
de 7 ENTIRE, January. IS.
JAN. 3.-His Exeellency Count Otto,
ambassador from France, has frequent
conferences with our ministers. Our
Court always acts in concert with that
Of France, never was their connexion
more intimate.
It's confirmed, that in many provin.
ces of the Monarchy, considerable levies
Of horses will be made for France.
Several of our generals employed in
the interior have received orders to re.
pair to the different corps Of obserya.
lion which we have on the frontiers.-
The prince of Wiedrunkel goes to Kas-
chau, in Upper Hungary. General Ka'
ger takes the command OF division in
the Bannot. General Paanziltner goes
TO command another in Croatia. Field
marshal lieutenant Zach, who, during
several campaigns in Italy, exercised
the functions of. the staff OF the amy,
has been appointed conmandant OF the
forces of Olmutz in Moravia.
Hi. imperial highness the Arehduke
Palatine, has arrived here from Ofen,
Buda.
According to the last accounts from
SemIin, the arrangements between the
Porte and Servia are not yet published.
The Servian deputies are still at the head
quarters of the Grand Vizier, at Schum.
Ia, and they frequently send couriers to
Belgrade. We are assured, that there
are still two points demanded by the
Servians, 10 which the Grand Vizier
cannot consent, without being expressly
authorised by the Grand Seignor. He
has sent off a courier to Constantinopie,
for instructions on this subject.
Gazette de France, Jan. II.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 9.
His excellency BARON Krusemark,
Prussian minister at the court of France,
arrived here from Berlin, on his way to
Paris.
NJ. Antes, French consul from Rus.
STA, and general dc I.anange, passed
through this city yesterday, on their way
10 Paris.
Journal de Paris, January I3.
NAPLES, Dec "a.
On the Sd inst. his majesty issued at
Molodetchno the following decree:
The reserve OF 5000 conscripts, a.
boye the $1,000 called upon to maj cb by
our decree OF the 10th of last April,
shall rejoin the colors from hence by the
lst March, 1918, inclusive.
An the regiments of our army will
be raised fron, three to four battalions.
The basis OF the 4th battalion will be
taken from among the three already ex-
listing, and shall be completed by means
Of the levy ordered BY the preceding ar /
ticle.-Same hster.
SELECTIONS.
Rocntgen, the German traveller, whose
intention to penetrate into The interior of
Africa was some time ago communicat'
ed to the pubic, has, there is unfortu-
nalely little reason to doubt, lost bis life
in the undertaking. He set out from
Magadore in the middle Of July 1911,
with the intention of penetrating to
Tumbuctoo, and if possible OF reaching
Vezemb or the Cape. He was accom-
panied by German renegade, with
whom he had become acquainted at
Magadore, and in whom he placed the
most entire confidence. He was provid.
ed with mules, 500 dollars in money,
various articles of merchandise & drugs
which might enable bin (if necessary
to pass as physician. Seven weeks
after Mr.. Rosnlgen had gone from Ma
galore, intelligence was brought to Ma.
galore from Merocco, that Moor OF
the province of Shedura had been stop.
ped at Morocco, offering for sale
watch and various other articles. appa.
rentiy belonging to an European; which
on being sent for to Magadore, were
identified as having beet Nh Roentgen's
The Moor, on being examined, persist
ed in declaring, that he had found MIR.
Roentgen Gead, ard in a putrid state,