The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-11
NETWORK. March 8.
LATE FROM FRANCE


Waterman, % days from LA Teste with a
valuable cargo al brandy, wine, and dry
goods, to Hull and Griswold, owners anu
others. Passengers in the Criterion, Ma
Gam. Merriam aud two daughters, Madam
ericsson Messrs. Shubrick aud Golfer, of
the u D. trigate President, Mr. Talbot, and
Mr.. T. w Sage, supcrcargo.
Lieut. Sbubrick is bearer Of dispatches
from MIR Crawford, our mi1ister a, The
Napoleon court Mr. G. expected 10 NEE,
with some delay in his arrangements with
the French government in consequc nee of
q change of ministers.
The editors Of the New York Gazette
are indebted to MIR. SAGE for The following
EpIroME Of NEWS -
Stale OF The army-Duke Of Carrent
(M'Donnald) it was reported, had gone 10
Holland with 10000 men.
Duke of Ragusa Ma, monty at Mayence
with $4,000
Marshal ST. Cyr, capitula,cd at Dresden
with $4,000.
Prince Eckmuhl cut of by the Swed.s
in the enyirons of Hamburg, force 80 600
men.
Duke of Beluno (Victor) at Stratsbur {.
with3o,oo men.
Count Bertrand at Cassei with 10000.
Reserve army said 10 BIZ forming
Under the Duke Of Valmy, at Metz
| 10000
Gen Rapp al Dantzc $4,000.
MARSHAL D'Aibasure .(Souchct) head
quprters a, Barcelona, $4,000
Duke of Daimatia (Souit) head quartz =
| at Bavenne, $4,000 men AID daily receiy
ing Heterogeneous.
The Vice Roy OF Italy, (P.ince Eugene
at Verona, with So 900 men
The king Of Naples said to be co,niny
ynn Naples with $1,000 men.
| $4,000 men At Scaan.
Dec. goth --Brcda, in Holland, was ia
ken by the Prussian aud Dutch troops ON
| re 10th inst.
| Considerable approximations had been
entertained for the fate OF Antwerp, bu,
| 10000 French troops had arrived there for
its relief.
| The coale,sced powers of the north nave
shown disposition Tor peace They are
content that France should remain with
IN her ancient limils---They say their yicto-
ries have brought them to the Raine, where
they intend to remain until peace is con.
cluded.
| At Luxembourg there were many troops
collecting.
| General Sebastian and his troops are in
he enviroHs of Cologne.
! The combined forces OF the north eros.
| ed the Rhine in three different positions
with 100000 men on the 25th December.
| broke the Neutrality of the Swiss Cantons
apd marched through-~they had entered
Bern with d part of the force which is said
TO be for the invasion of Italy.
The King of Naples has taken off the re
''uction OIL commerce in his port and re-
duced duties rs per cent.
CoiIincourt, duke of Whence, has been
appointed minister of foreign relations, in
the place OF the duke of Bassano The
corps legisiatif convened the lsth Dec.
The 9Th and 9Th Dec the two armies
before Bayonne were very warmly engac-
ed without cessation. The English and
Portuguese lost from s to 10000 men
The Spanish troops were not engaged in
his affair, ,hey have inclined to the right
and al: on the borders of the Adore.
Two commissioners had been sent to the
congress at Mannheim from Paris.
Dec. 3lst-It is confidently reported
that the dcputation of the legislative bo-
dy has been met 5ya similar one of the
council OF state, to examine the documents
relative to the negotiations and the propo-
sails made to the allied powers, and tina,
they firmly represented and insisted that as
the proposals were not adequate to the ac-
tual state of affairs, new and more liberal
oDes should be made, and that after long
discussion, their opinion had been adepte d
From the nature ofthe new proposals made
to the enemy, great hopes may be enter.
tain'd Of speedy paciication. In consc.
qucncc OF the change of ministers of f..
reign relations, Mr.. Crawford observed