Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-04
- RgI9Y INTELLIGENCE.
BOSTON, December g.
GENERAL ORDER
of Lord WelIington. -d1Isd

LEsEcA. Oct. sths 1853.
: TIE commander in chief Of the
force, finds himself aadsr tao nsees
sity OF renewing the publication OF
the General Order OF the 9th Of
July. 1915, this order required OF the
. .s,eers aad troops, that on entering
Francs, they sasaid pay an inviola-
bic respect to the persons and private
property Of the French people; and
that every article furnished for the
arny should be paid forl in conse-
ouraee OF the disebedience of that
srtler by the officers aud troops wac
Yesterday entered France.
According TO all the information
which the Commander in Chief has
received. eutrsges OF every species
were committed by the troops and
some of them in preseace OF the 9th
GERS. who did not take measures to
step them.
Tho Commander Of the forces is
resolved that the officers who have 50
greatly asgiseied their duty. shall be
sent to England /; that the Prince
Regent may know their Mares and
take such measures respecting them
as he shall please as the esnmaa-
der Of tie forces is dstermiasd to
have no sAcers under his eommaDii
WIS will not obey his orders.
fPHers follows the Order Of the
Day for the 9Th July.
NoTE.-Ws lssra that this order
has produced the beat effects; K that
in virtue o. It many FrsaeA families
have returned to their fres;des.--
Telegrnfe Portuguese. Oct. 20.
Erfract IF letter from an nAicer
in the Allied .frmy ia France.
SuARRAMuNnA. (Franse) Oet. IS.
Our division descended the Pyren-
mes upon the sitle OF France, la frent
Of the towns Of Sara and Anhoa at
two points and iearnt from the
many deserters. which are daily
coming into camp, that the French
had $4,000 men in the vicinity
This day ] talked with a sergeant
who came into the piquets Of eur
brigade. Since We have arrived
here, there has been continual Ar
ing, but thank God | have escaped
the balls !, not because / have avoid
ed them. hat because they have a
yci.led me. However, our attacks ia
this quarter, On the side Of the
mountains. are I'll feints. 10 favsr the
true attacks which are On the left,
By Irun, Vera. &c. which ] have no
doubt the great Lord a,s made you
acquainted with. We expect from
sircumstancrs. that the whsie Of cur
line will advance shortly. We learn
that a rising Of the French en- mdsse
has bsen ordered, in consequence OF
eur entrance on their terriisry; but
I ouestisn whather it will produce
thew ruy good. On the contrary,
the Frensa peasants flock 10 Us III
bands bringing with them cattle.
wheat and nnaay other articles, as
they. have aseertaiaed that We shall
net rob them. :, Several oftas French
families which hail dea, have return
ed. Frps these you may Judge
the disposition of the masse. In
short, the French daily sell Ia our
ca .ip l,sead, braady, tabaeso, salt.
fish, csrsei pork. &c. aud are very
haaay TO receive specie, aida gene
rous price ssr theln as before our
; ARRIVAL their caantry aad 6sen strip
ned &c i,s money and Soaaparte
had DESTROYED almost every SPECIES
of eommeree."
SIEGE OF PAMPaONA.
CAMP BEFORE PAMPLoNA. Oct. fl.
The French daily fire from the
rastse to infsra Soul. ,hat taey still
hold out. and ~ MS orders the con-
maaaant holds aat the hope OF being
succoursd. On tne tn they male
another sortie vita 300 iarsntry and
IS cavalry, hat they were charged
BY the spanish sav.iry, whs Killed
several Of tasm. insladias captain
OF the gen d'drncs, ssd-maac seve-
raj prisoners. The prisoners say
the garrisoa was working hard in
makiag miaes, great part Of which
were ready 10 receive csmpsteHt
charges of Powder.
SPAIN.
CADIz, Oct. IL, tSiS.