Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-02
nc h;s fna;e.ty the Emperor

or all the NuSstas. ~ 49,"
ME. af thu independence oil Europe pave
always formed the basis OF his PoAcy'
for that policy is fixed IN ms "ear.' -
is bereath his character to permit any
endeayors to be made toindaee,the PEG.
ple 10 revisit the oppression and to throw
|. off the woke which has weighed then
down for twenty years; It IS their go
yernme ut whose eyes ought to ne open
ed by the actual situation OF ftanee--
Ages may elapse before an opportunity
equally favorable again presents 'tsen T;
and il would be an abuse of the good
ness of Providence not TO take advantages
&c This crisis to re-constract the great
work'of the equilibrium OF Europe; ana
thereby to insure public tranquility anu
individual happiness.
LIST OF GENERALS TAKEN.
St. GENES, General Of Brigade,
Ferriere chief Of the Neapolitan stafi'
Bonan,i, general-of brigade 4 Almei"
ras. general of divisions Burth. gene
raj of brigade. s Meriarge, do. KIM
pcl, do s Preusing, do 9 Camus, do 10
Billiard, do IL Par,oao, general OF divi-
sion. IL Deitre,. chief of the staff. Is
Tyszkieviez, general of brigade. "a
Waslle wski-i5 Augereau, general OF
brigade. Is Kiamensi, do II L'Entan-
tia, do ls D'Orsan, do. le Samson "a
Peletier, general OF division. 81 Freir
Pcsc, general Of brigad % Mathew
isz, general of artillery. % Konopka,
general of brigade. "a Eliser. Is biam'
mont. general Of brigade. IS Codelier,
do ~ Pouget, do % Prowbask, do ~
Gauthrizc. do so Dziwaskl, do 81 Lee
febvre, do 80 Zajouczell, general OF d.
vision. 80 Guilaume, do "a Vrede' DO.
IS Seran, do So Vivisr, dc,s7 Glssalnt'
do SO Norman, do SO Jwanows'u. do 40
Roner, do al Treusaint, do AZ Valeno's,
d. 43 Borslell, do.
In an article from Abe, IT is related
that Sweden has at length been compel
led to declare herself, and what IS more
important to begin to act, the french
ambassador being compelled to leave
Stockholm.
The article from posen seems rather
an aggl egate Of all the circulating re-
ports and intelligence, past and present
than any thing new or OF authentic shape.
Ii would be very extraordinary It al the
Generals Of the French army should so
completely abandon their army-lhsre
is this difference between them and Boz
naparte: The latter was wanted at
home il vas necessary that ne shouid
go even for military purposes; but there
is rot the same necessity for the deser-
ton OF the others,
Some private letters from Dantzic,
which we have inserted in another part
of cur paper, contain very intc.e sting
particulars relative 10 the disasters and
retreat of the French army, AID the
flight Of Bonaparle. He is said to have
been nearer being taken than we had
reason TO believe. Between OchnIiani
and wilma. at a little village called Sv.
bemsk, he alighted at bouse TO take
some refreshment and rest, and was IN
stantIy followed by party OF Cossacks.
A Few Of his guards or sacred squad.
ROM however kept the Cossacks IN
whilst the trembling Corsican escaped
through window at The back of the
heu1e, and proceeded on foot to the corps
of General Buursier By which he MAS
conve.ed to wilma. Had 1t moi been
tsr this corps he might still have been
aiken but d Jew is said TO have been
TIE means Of saving bin. Maret. the
n.inis,er for foreign affairs tBissano,)
d heard nothing 81 ms muster ior
some time; he sent messenger after
,res soDuer, cut none of thtm returned.
length, a Jew engaged for certain
um to carry letter to him, and bring
-aek ar answer. He succeeded and
Iaret 'ns,anty sent Of baur.ier and
,arty If -ayalry frorl wilma, 10 meet &
reject him. He res shed the village OF
Syzem.k, at the critical moment We have
Just incEtioned.
A Gottenburgh mail arrived yester'
day. It does not bring any Official &C
counts from the Russian armies; but
'advices received from Germany, az FL
sineur, states, that The remnan, OF the
French ar,ny is expected to take Up
position behind the Oder. The troops
here aliaded TO we suspect WILDE found
to be the corps of Angercau and Gre
nier's division, and not any of the Grand
Army, of which the Russians haze al
eady taken too good all account. A
private letter from Copenhagen states,
hat Macdonald, with the remainder of
hi. forces had caphulated to the Rus
slams, but, from the date of the letter, it
is obvious that it can only refer to the
flair Of General DsYork. Berlin, we
IRE assured, still continues in state of
great agitation. We find from the ST.
Peters urgh Gazettes, that the Prince
f Sniolensko, has issued proclamation