Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04

during winter lnsp we q iou eS'oss |
=. Atlantic BY the prime jugglcr and
The friends of the Great Napoleon are in
e umed that his brother Mr. James
Madison, is triumphant, and carries all
before him His war with England isto
BECOME national one Admirable So
nbistry! But it cannot hide the agony
under which the Great Emperor and his
friends are wri,h: e. The Grand Army
about which SO much fuss IS made, Is
gone, lost, annihilated! and that which
we have frequently predicted has hap
pened. Bonaparte hiss escaped to VII
ma in person blu. it has been with an
escort perhaps consisting OF a fe" troop.
ers only. Let US see ho" TINS was ei-
fected. On the 9th Of November he
was at Borissow on the 2Sth he was at
Zabdim Tor Zemnim) distance OF only
FIVE miles; brs on the 2sth he was won
derful to relate J! at Moldescheno Tor
Moldziezno) on the high road from
Min.k to wilma. He must have ira.
yelled, therefore, about 100 miles in "a
hours, being FIVE miles an hour In
plain English he found himself so beglrt
and encompassed by the Russian armies
that he took the resolution of gallep!ng
off and by the help of good horses, and
with small escort equally we'll mount
ed, he must have reached Moldesc memo,
We are amply borne out in our view OF
the subject by the Paris papers.
A P.lsh officer, we are told, arrived
at wilma on the lst-he lett the EmPe-
ror in perfect health at Zabnln on the
esth. It's true that General Vandeden
also arrived at wilma leaving the head
quarters Of the Emperor at Zabnlm on
the 29th-5ut nothing is Said of the En-
peror personally, mark thls-in tine mex:
line we are told that the king of Naples
and the Vicerny are in good health
Why is the august Napoleon's name o.
mit,ed, about whose health all mankind
are so soliclous The fact is, he was
not at Zabnin on the 29th, but at Mol
! descheno, from which, we have no doubt
; he proceeded instantly to wilma. How
| he escaped through Minsk, and etsded
| the vigilance Of his numerous pursuers,
| remains to be seen. We are told that
there was ali affair on the 2eth with the
advanced guard of Tsitchagof's army,
which termined successfully fer the
French. May not this have been des-
perate and sanguinary conflict, IN which
| the last remnant of the French army
witt. Bonapa.te was annihilated.
! Miscellaneous Erfracts from late French
Paters, translated for the Baltimore
Patriot.
WARSAW, Nov 25.
By a Decree Of the Both October 1t is
provided tina, the privileges granted de-
sirous of establishing themselves in the
Ducby of Warsaw, shall extend to the
I,raelites, upon their giving satisfactory
proof:
LIST. That they have net fund of so,
900 Aorins, and that it is their intention
to engage with that capital in some USE
Jul occupation, excepting the manufac.
ture and sale Of spiriluous liquors; and
that they employ in their affairs, but
persons of their own religion, or that it
is their desire to engage in wholesale
business, or 10 cultivate the sciences.
In the latter case, they will be required
to produce a certificate Of their course
Of education, or from the council gene.
raj of health, if they arc physicians.
2ndly. That they can red and write
the Polish, French and German langua.
gcs.
SILLY. That they send their children
at the age Of seven years to the national
schools.
4thly. That they retain nothing in
their exterior to distinguish them from
the other inhabitants Of tine country.
| Honiteur Universal.
| BRESLAU, Dec. 4.
Breslau has entirely ceased to exist
as fortress grand botanical garden
will occupy the scite OF this ramparts,
which have been demolished. What
remains, has been presented to the city
by the king, and will be transformed in
to agreeable promenadcs, which were
so mach wanted.
| FEMALE HEROISM.
| Marie-Jeapne de Saeghcr, was enrol.
led with her husband in the I'd Belgian
battalion, in the service of F C,ce, under
the command of general Dpmonceau, &
was at Isle during the bombardmeut
in 1892 At the battle Of Jemmappes,
her conduct attracted the attention of her
officers she received thirteen wounds,
many of which were dangerous, and