Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-20
BALTIMORE, January -.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Through the politeiiess OF Mr. stump
,upercargo OF the schooner Lynx, lay
Tor. arrived at Annapolis On Saturday, IN
Al days from Nantes, We have received
file of the Journal dc Paris, rom the
slh IF November to the lst OF Deem
Der, both. inclusive, and flie OF the
Jsnrnai Poli,ique, of Nantes, from the
Ist of November to, the 4th OF Deeem.
Der. A Paris oniteur OF the 18Th OF
November is also received These con-
rain news Is or - DAYS later than that
received by the Gold Conner, mention
ed under the Boston head. Extracts
follow. The Lynx sailed from Nantes
On the 7th December. In her came pas
seneer Dr.. Robert Mmrell, the bearer
Of dispatches from Mr.. Barlow to 60
vernment Left at Nantes schooners
Kemp, Burton; Inca, Thompson; Cora
Gold Viper, Williams; and Courier
Davis, of Baltimore. Brig Regent, Sci
bv, of New York. At La Rochelle,
sch'rs Patapsco, Mortimer, and Pha-
ton, Webb, of Baltimore; Viper, Ma
her, of N York. At Bordeaux, sch'rs
Racer, Chaytor; Flight, Kelly; Expe-
dition, Weems; Pilot, Clark; Messen-
ger, Farrell, Baltimore Wa!er-Witch,
-; ship Povhatan, of New.Yo'k-
At La Teste, schooner Ned, Dowson,
If Baltimore. At Bayonhe, ship Vo-
liant, of Boston, had been sunk in pas
sing the bar; but by the great exetuons
of Captain Perly, was got up, and ves'
sci and cargo saved. Passed at st. Ma
zaire. the schooner Meteor, Bartlett, OF
New.York, Just arrived. The schooner
Baltimore, Veazv, bound to Bordeaux,
aad been captured and sent into Eng
land.
Mr.. Barlow had certainly left Paris
for the north. Some arrangement favor
able to America and American COM
mercc. it WAS expected. would be con-
cluded by cur minister with the French
government. Market, for American
produce were high in France, as will be
seen by the annexed Price Current,
with which MIR. Stump has obliglhgly
favored US.
1t was said in France, that the grand
army had entirely evacuated Russia
tina, they would winter at Kon'gsburg'
in Prussia, and would move for ST. Pc
tersburg in the spring.
The Journal de Paris, Of the LIST De-
oembcr, contains full detail of the
siege of Burgos, SPAIN by the British.
Portuguese and Spaniards under Lord
Wellington, from the 18th September
to the 22d October This article being
lengthy, and it being already known in
this country, that Lord w. has been
compelled to relinquish the enterprise,
we conceive it needless to translate it.
The CONSUMPTION for the navy was 60
ing on with vigor in the different mari.
time departments Of France, The city
Of Nice had furnished her quota of 1877,
fer the year 1918, who had gone to Iou.
lon; $50 had left DIXON for the same
port.
We find The 2eth, 9th & ash French
bulletins in our files. The 25th is in
town; the one given as the 25lh IN the
London papers was spurious
Tine 26th bulletin con aims partlcu-
l.r description of the destruction done
i Moscow, and the blowing up OF the
K"emlin. prior to the retreat OF the
French from it.
Preparations were making In Paris for
the reception of the emperor
An article from Constantinople, of ihe
10th October, published in the Moni-
teur, mentions the prevalence OF the
plague in that city and its vicinity. A
number have fallen victims to it. Ac-
counts from Adrianople say, that the
plague had also manifested itself t" a
high degree at that place The fleet
which had left the port of Bujukdere TO
be laid up and paid of, bad suffered
considerably great part otthcir crews
mad been swept off in the barracks. The
plague had also penetrated to Odessa
and Crimea.