Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-29
CONTINUATION or
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
PARIS, June 1z.

on the 9th OF June.
The Head Quarters of his Nj. the
Emperor were at Liednitz.
The Prince of Moskwa still re-
manned at Breslau.
The Commissaries appointed oy
the Emperor of Russia to carry the
armistice into execution, are the
Count Of Schouwalof, Lieutenant
general, Abide Camp General to the
Emperor, and Nj. de Koutousol, ma
ior- general Abide Camp general to
the Emperor. Those on the part OF
France are the general OF division
Count Damontier, commanding di-
vision of the guard ; and the general
of brigade Flahault Aid de- Camp TO
the Emperor. These Commission
ers are stationed at Newmarket.
The Duke of 1'reyiso transfers
his headquarters to Glogan with the
younger guard the elder guard re-
turns to Dresden, where it is pre-
sumed the Emperor will establish
his headquarters.
The several corps of the army are
nut in motion to form Camps in the
different positions of Goldberg, LII,
venburg, Buntzlau, Liegmitz, spao-
teau, Sagan, &c.
The Polish corps Of Prince Ponia.
pwski, which is now crossing Bolle-
mia, is expected at Zi,teau on the
1st of June.
June IS.
Her Majesty the Empress Queen
and Regent has received the follow
| ing account of the situation of the
armies on the 9TH June.
His NJ. the Emperor's head. quar-
| tess were at Bunziau. All the corps
of the army were 10 march for their
environments. The Oder was cover
ed with boats descending from Bres
lau to Giogau, loaded with artillery,
toels, -four, and articles Of all kinds.
tnhCu tTOti tNC CtCHy'
The city Of Hamburg has been re-
taken on the s0th by storm. Prince
Eckmuhl bestows great praise on
the conduct of General Vandamme.
Hamburg had been lost during the
preceding campaign through the M
silianimity Of Gen. Saint Cyr. 1t is
to the vigour displayed by Gen.
Vandammc, from the instant Of his
arrival in the SD military division.
that we owe the preservation of Bre
men, and now the taking of Ham
burg.
We have taken several hundred
prisoners two or three hundred
| pieces of cannon have been found in
the city, 80 of which on the ram.
parts. Works had been constructed
to put the city in a state of defence.
Denmark marches with rs. Prince
Eckmuhl contemplated marching to
Lubbock. Thus the SID military d.
visien, and the whole territory OF the
Empire are entirely free from the
enemy.
Orders have been given to make a
strong place Of Hamburg; it is sur
rounded with Fashioned rampant,
having large ditch full Of water,
| and susceptible of being covered IN
part by inundatiOns. The works are
directed in such a manner as to keep
| communication Williamsburg thro'
the islands at all times.
The Emperor has ordered the con-
| struotion of another place on the
Elbe at the mouth Of the Havel.-
Koepigstein, Torgan, Wittemberg,
Masdeburg, Havel and Hamburg.
will complete the line of defence Of
the Elbe.
The Dukes of Cambridge and of
Brunswick. princes of the house of
England, have arrived at Hamburg
in time to give more eelat TO the sue
cess of the French. Their journey
amount. simply TO this; they arriv-
ed and they saved themselves.
The last battalions of the five d.
visions of Prince Ecbmuhl, which
are composed of p battalions in the
full compliment, have set of from
Vessel.
Since the beginning of the cam
paign the French army has freed
Saxony. conquered half Silesia' re-
occupied the SID military division,
and eonfsunded the hopes ofour enc,
mics.
altoona, May 90.
Baron de Kass, president of the
royal chaneery Of Denmark. passed
through this place lately he is
charged with an extraordinary mis-
sion TO his majesty the emperor OF
the French. All the Danish troops
IN Holstein have been sent by the