Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02
From she Bs.,.n censmei, Juus y.
Late European News.

Late European News.
By . cartel from Halifax we have
received foil Giles Of London papers
10 the I Nth of May--from which We
have made many extracts.
The lirst enquiry Of most readers
will below does the news affect
the United Statesf We answer,
that its appearances. much more
strongly Indicate ssnguinary con.
tinuance of the war. thaa any pros
psct Of accommodation. And we
repeat, that those will act wisest
who prepare for the worst. 1t is
true, the last letters and reports
from England stated, but not authen-
ticuHs, that English envoys had been
appoiated to treat with ours in Got
tenburgh : and the names Of Admit
sal Gambler. Mr. Hamilton. a prin-
eipal officer of the Foreign Depart.
mest, and DR.. Adams celebrated
civilian. have been mentioned.--t
Is added also, that Messrs. Gala
lin and Bayard, who were in Lon.
don, were not without hopes OF effect
inr an accommodation. il the Rego-
tiaiion could be carried on in Londsn.
But action, speak stronger than APP
pearauees. The only official docu.
nent whivh we have seen on the sub
feet Of our affairs (,he circular oftl,e
admiralty. publishad in yesterdays
REa srER] breathes threatening and
nnac ,ommodating language. II .
settlement Of differences was then
even erpecied, We feel confident a
different phraseology would have
been adopted when speaking of the
war; and if peace was anticipated
from negotiation,the admiralty would
not have told the navy, that the ex-
ertisn of their raior, as well as that
Of the armies, would be necessary to
bring the contest to a conclusion ho-
norable to the British cause. Be.
sides this. down to the last dates,
troops we're continually enbarkins
for America and ships Of war and
were constantly sailing to
points 10 take others on hoard de-
for the same destination.
The London papers asserted that
from 10000 10 $4,000 oil Lord Wei.
linyton's army we're also under
marching orders for America and
We have seen q letter from Paris
which mcut;sas. that 10000 were
cmbarkins at Bordeaux for Quebec.
&c. It's also stated that q Spanish
expedition oil $4,000 men was ON the
poiat of sailing from Ca,iiz, for the
i'ioridas. We have seen nothing in
the French or continental papers
n hich indicated any desire Of the
Europe IN nations Is interfere in the
contest; and the London papers ex-
pressIy ,iaiima.cd, that they had a.
greed not 50 to interfere. 1t will be
that England is in strict
alliance xith Russia, Prussia and
Austria.
T & elaboration of Affairs III F ance con.
tineed 10 Savsnce most happily aid ,ri.
Loui. the 1871 arrived in
Psri. from London the Ash May. Aso-
lume |. necessary TO record the details
dsall the various and hearty demonstra
fscas Of respect, love ard admiration
which attended him every inch oil the
was 10 Engiaad ~ wcii as France
The entire nsiioa. and all the armies
abroad and al hsrec. appeared with one
hear, and one voice in favor OF the dy.
nasty and regime Of the Bourbons. In
deed the Only Jar that appeared, was
contest among The two highest orders
Of the s,a,s--the marshals and the sen.
ste--which should serpe their new sove.
reign. Louis the XVIiIth bad refused
20 rntify the late constitution submitted
10 him; but had called meeting OF the
setiase snd legislative oooy 10 oehoeFste
ON ne ooe-msny Of the fundamental
principles Of which are not dissimilar ts-
the orsDer-
Preii.ninary treaties Of peace had been
siyned al Paris between all the late bel
hserent powers. By these, the oounda.
nee Of france OF 1892, are reeesnised;
md she forvsrn troops In these bsunda-
ries are to leave them altogether before
the Is, of JUNG. A general cong ess
IVES 70 be held Cor The de6nitise arrange.
msnt Of che affairs Of Europe at an early
to some statements IN
Vienna. and TO others in London.
Bonapar,e reached hi. i.lsnd Of Elba
shout the l.t Nav, very thinly attended.
He rem SONS risks of his life frcm his
lase oppressed subjects. on the journey !;