Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-04

from the Tyraat's yoke with all his
Court.
All the Saxons and Bavarians, q
Wirtemberg troops came over I"
the Allies. -Bonaparts narrowly e
scaped, he fed from Leipsic TWO
hours emily before the Allies enter'
ed it.
! The Park and Tower guns were
fred at fl s'clock. The bells are
ringing while we are writing this !
Examinations, we suppose, will fol-
low.
Dresden is reported to have been
entered on the 18th.
The Royal Family Of Saxeny we're
taken in a charge headed by tho
Grown Prince.
The number of French Generals
killed, wounded and taken amoant
to 90.
Psniatowsky was drowaed in ats
tempting to escape across the 'Saa'e.
BoBaparte escaped with about as
few attendants as he had when he
ranaway from bis army in Russia.
The foregoing glorious informa-
ton was communicated to the pub
lie. in a letter to the Lsrt Mayor,
also by a bulletin issued from the F0-
reign Office.
THE PRINCE REGENTS SPEECH,
TO BOTH HOUSES OF PARLIA-
NEWT.
NV Lords and Gentlemen,
It is with the deepest regret
that am again obliged to announce
to Won the continuance Of His Males
tvs lamented indisposi'ion.
The great and splendid success
with wl;sh ii has plea sed Divine
Providence to bless his Maiesty's
arms, and those Of his allies in the
course Of the present campaign, has
been Prodnstive Of the most impor-
tant consequences to Europe.
In Spain. the gIorious and decisive
victory. obtained near Vittoria. has
been followed Nv the advance Of the
allied forces to the Pj'rennees. BY
the rspuise Of the enemy in every
att.npt to regain the ground he had
bern compelled to abandon, by the
reduction Of the fortress Of 81. Sc
bastians. and finally. by The estab.
iishnent Of the allied army on the
frontier Of France
In this series sf brilliant opera
tons vou will have observed. with
the highest satisfaction the eonsum-
mate sk'll aad ability Of the great
commander Field Marshal Yelling
ton and the steadiness and uncoaqua-
rab'e spirit which have been eqsally
Displayed ~ the troops of the three
nations united under his command.
':'he termination az the armistiee
in the North Of Europe, and the de.
e!aralio Of war by the E,nseFsr of
Austria against France, have been
mnst happily accompanied by sys-
TEN of cordial nnion and concert a.
mongst the allied powers. Il
The effects or this unisn have g.
ven surpassed those expectations,
which Il was calculated to excite.
By the signal victories obtained o.
YER the French armies in Si!csia, at
Culm and Denevitz. the efforts Of
the enemy to penetrate into the
hesrt Of the Austrian aud Prussian
territories were completely frustrat-
ed.
These successes have been follow.
cd by course Of operations, com
biaed With so much Judgment, and
executed with such consummate pru-
dence, vigor, aud ability. as to have
led in their result. net euly to the
discontinue Of all those projects
which the ruler OF France had 50
presumptuously announced on tho
renewal Of the contest. but to the
capture and destruction OF the great
er part of the army under his i'm
mediate command.
The annals Of Europe afford no
example Of Victories more splendid
and decisive than those which have
been recently achieved in Saxony.
Whilst the perseverance and gal
lantry displayed hy the allied forces
Of every description engaged in this
conflict. have exalted 20 tie highest
pitch Of glory their military charac-
ter, yon will. l am persuaded. agree
with me in rendering tie FIJI tribute
of applause to th".e .o'frt;gns and
princes, whs, in this sacred cause Of