Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-01
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ran l. blochad,d, do,aehmenls are svnI
Into the ,iciniy pf liau'z'n
The French Gen Vudammc's corps
d'armee W. g spnihimrd, Aug. 50. on
the rcsd from Tcpli'z To Peiers"s'de
lie with other Got.cral, and 1900
men, were made pis9ners-so pieces
ofsr,ilcrv were t,ken.
The combined army have again
moved forward from Bohemia. sn
tered Sayony. and on the 9Th Sept.
marched by way ofPetcrswaldr and
Auenhe,g. against Perna and Dip
poldrswalde. NAPOLEON is retiring
toward, Dresden with his guards.
Sc. His plans are frustrated b, the
conpleat defeat Of Ney by Berna-
date. Blncher follows BOaaparte.
Benningsen is advancing from Po-
land with SO.OOG Russians.
dispatches from Lord Cathcart
are dated Toplitz, Sept. 7. Wit
geustein and Kiest, had also al
yanced to within sight of Dresden.
Corps are sent to cut of Bonaparte's
communications in the rear. Mo-
reau died Sept. 2. days after being
wounded. His remains are en-
baimed and sent to Petershurgh.
Tie wrote encouragingiy to his wife
in England, just before his death.
IN official letter from Rostock.
Sept. 9. mentions that the troops
from that place had compelled the
French to retire, and to evacuate
Wismar.
The papers are filled with official
details.
ST. Sebaslians has surrendered to
the Britisi,,-The Castle capitu-
lated Sept. 9. Pampaluna was next
to be reduced. ri
One thousand eight hundred pri
soners. including six officers. were
made 10 the capture of ST. sehas-
tians, and an upcommonIy large a.
mount Of s'ot and cartridges taken
.'pha Eaf' of Aberdeen is appoint
cd the British Minister Flenipo al
Vienna. Frederick W:se, Consul
General in Sweden.
400 houses in the N. +. part OF
Gottenburgh have Been destroyed
by FIRE.
1t is reported a large French
squadron is coming 10 New York,
and many frigates TO American
ports.
Earl Stanhope has formed plan
TO connteract American TOrpedoes.
The King Of England has recent
~ improved greatly in bodily health,
and houes are revived of'the perfect
cure Of his mental disorder, as he
has lately had several long lucid in
tervals y; and the British ministers
have communicated 20 him all the
political measures which have been
adopted in consequence ofhis illness,
and the events that have occurred.
Capt. Rarstow, passenger IN the
Erie. reports. that Mrssrs:: Gala
tin and Bayard. sailed from St. Pc
tershursh the latter part Of Aug.
on their return home-'here being
no prospect of success in their mis-
sion.
Additional reinfarcements have been
sent from England TO Canada, Fer
muda and the w. indies.--At the
sane time additional troops continue
to be sent to Spain.
A London paper speaking OF the
capture of the Argus. observes
i" When Capt. Alien was taken Out
of her to be conveyed to the Hos,
pital. he exclaimed to his crew,
!" God bless you my lads we shall
nerer meet again" His auditors
were so deeply affected that not one
man of them could ar,iculate FARE
WELL" His leg was SO dreadfuiiy
shattered that hui little hopes were
entertained. of his recovery. lie
appeared himself TO be aware of his
dissolution, and was perfectly re-
signed. Capt. AIleH was highly es.
teemed IN his profession. aud was
an officer of the most determined
courage-Com. Decatur was much
attached to him."
A London paper states that on
board the Argus was found part OF