Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-04

Dessar, hastened t. repass On the
right bank. Tho enemy has also
been obliged to destrsy his bridge.
and its tete de pont was rssed to tho
ground.
The enemy threw bombs into
Wirtemburg, from the right bank.
On the 7Sth tie smperor review
ed the 2nd corps Of cavalry on the
heights OF Weissig.
The weather was, fer this country.
unusually had and rainy during the
month Of September. It is hoped
that the month Of October will be
more favourable.
The Prime Of Neufchatle Ber-
thier is on the recovery frem . bilious
fever. ~.
October, 6.
Letter. from Dresden announce
that on the sOth Sept. II. Nj. asin
tina, city and enjoyed the best tlealth.
st seems b. news directfrom Vienna,
that disunion begins to ,hew itself n
mong the eoalesced.
lHspRrcK, Sept. ~.
We have just received by An ex-
press. the news that division Of re-
serve Of the army ofItaly, rommand-
ed by Gen. de Gritllctgua. Abide.
Camp to Fl. 9. III. The Prince VI
ceroy. ha. entered Brixon yesterday,
aud re.estab!ished the communities
ton with ins1rnck. thus protecting
the ryrol, AMI covering the road
from Lien.z towards the Pesterhal--
the Austrian troops, who had adj
yanceA rs far as the defl!e OF Bren-
ner, fcli back in great hast- at the
6rst news Of the arrival Of the
French troe"s.-i'he communication
between Germany and Italy. tiiro'
the Tyrol, is also perfectly free.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 4.
Yesterday morning al! the French
troops that were here, viz. some dc.
tachments Of the Guard IT Honor,
s.ancers IF the Guard. bat'iliion
Of infantry ard detacha.ent OF can.
noniers Of the guard received orders
70 march into Wcstphaiis. Twohat-
talon. which arrived Yesterday
morning about S o'clock, Coming
from Maycnce. took the same diree-
ton. last night at IL o'clock. two
other bat,alions arrived also. which
set sut this nornins at daybreak.
The superior officers Of the con-
federated armies. see with Jealous
repngnancc, the descrtcr .Jomini. ct
tho head IF tho military councils.
Phc Boh~;aians, rho since the war
Of t7s7 had not seen asy armies In
their corn.rv. ccmplaip Of the r.pa-
city or the Ru.sisn, anil Prnssians,
and Of ~xorhitRnt contributions to
which they are exposed.
Altoona, Sept. 90.
We learn from tho frontier OF
J.annenhourg, that the French and
Danish nrmie. have taken concen-.
tratcd position between the Stckenitz
and the Wakeni.x. tits cer.sin that
on the s5,h OF thi, month. Hsa.
catered the city OF Eutin,
with three sguadrsns.
From The freniiers Of Sarony'
9olh Sept.
The CORPS d ar;nee of Marshal
Aneerean. which WAS expected IN
Saxon yoigtlanh. has taken anothnr
direction % repair on the saa!c. IL
has trayersed the largest fGres' Of
pouringia. which separates Fr"nca-
MIA from Saxony, and directed bis
march towards Erfuth. Wehnar and
,lena. According IN some ad''res
fiD,n the nothern frontier OF Bohe-
mis-, Prince de Schwartzenaurg' had
caused te he performed on the 18th
and follnwing days, an offensive
moyemen, to large portion ofh;s ar
nv Two Russian corps. commnad-
ed by Prince de Wurtcmberg. and
Gen. Count Fsh'cn, were to advance
i, the road from Auslis to 'irna 4
Dresden, while the corps d'armee OF
Gen. W:ttgeu.tnin. anil the Austrian
Corps Rar,nee Of Count Colloredo
were to dcboneh through linn "aide
and Altsmherg. towards Dippold's-
walse. and the Prussisa corps dar-
NEE. commanded by Prince Angus
tine Ferdinand of Prussia in person,
through Ebersdorf upon se,da and
Fr,berg. All these corps d'ar,nee
were 90 advance upon Dresden. tut
The attacks made by the French corps