The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-02-14
New YORK, FEB. 10.
INFORMANT EOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, FEB. 10
IMPORT ANT FOREIGN NEWS.
The editors Of the NJ Y. Gazette, are in
d"bted 10 an ohliging friend for the London
Star OF the evening of the oath Nov. per
the prize ship Neried, arrived at this port,
from which We copy the following impor-
TtaEt Intelligence:
LONDON, Nov 24-evcnine.
MORE GLORIOUS WEIVS.
6F'torotion cf RonoDer--Rattie Of Ia
nen--I thirty thousand French desTopert-
.advonce Of Tie allies into France.
Every hour almost, brings accounts of
fresh snccesses. They come so quick up
on Us, that we can hardly make inquiry, or
'rrarF.e the details and reports as they
each u.s.
The Darlington packet has arrived from
Cat'Iz and Corunna. She left the former
place the 9Th ard the latter the 18th inst.
She briggs an account, which is confident
~ Deileved, that Lord Wellington has taken
the town OF St. Jean de Luz, in front of
Bayonne.
Dispatches have been received, anroun-
chg the arrival Of the crown prince in
Holland, where, as might be expected, all
goes or well Grange Boeen The psr.i-
pirc.
Further dispatches have also been re-
celyf from Sir Cherries Stewart aauo-
YER has been recognised {, and tho old au-
thorities reinstated. From every quarter
within the range of his lordship's cores
pondence, the accounts arc equally crafty
ing. Germany is free!
SECOND EDITION.
since writing the foregoing short notices
the following official information has been
Given by government Such alacri,y TO
CRAFTY public anxiety, deserves great
praise;
LETTER TO THE LORD MAYOR.
FoRRIGN OFFrcE, Jan. ~.
"MY LonD,
have the honor to inform your ,ordsbin
that messenger arrived this morning, with
dispatches from lient. gen Sir G. Stewart,
dated Hanover llth inst. by which il an
pears the enemy had been entirely driven
out OF his majesty's electoral dominions,
and thnt his Dajesty's electoral govern
ment has been re-establisbed amidst the
aeciamations of his people
(Signcd) g CASTLEREACH.
10 the lord mayor"
GOVERNMENT BULLETIN.
"FoREIGN OFFtcE, Nov. "a.
A messenger is arrived with despatch
es from lieut. gen Sir Charles Stewart,
dated Hanover, the til inst.
g The headquarters the Grown Prince
Of Sweden which were at Gettenburgh ,on
the Sd were removed to Hanover on the
OH. His majesiy's ELECTORAL government
bad been completely restored, amidst the
acclamst;ons Of the people and in the pre-
serse of his royal highness the duke of
Cumberland.
The French army had been most Sc
yerely l,arrassed in their march to Nav
ence, hrst by marshal Butcher and gen.
O,York's corps, and afterwards by general
CzernchoE. The remains Of their army.
together with the troops which had Joined
on their march amounted to near 10000
men, at the time they arrived near Ha-
Dau, where gen. Wrede was posted with
$4,000 Austrians and Bavarians. By the
official report of the battles which then
took place, it appears that Bona parte lost
in eFecting his retreat from Hanau $4,000
men,in killed and wounded, sdd $4,000
prisoners.
Tho last accounts from the imperial
headquarters are of the sth, from Hanau
where the Austrians had arrived.
The Russi9Ds had marched on yVurtz
burg, which had been taken by gen. Wrche |
Marshal Butcher was 10 he near Go.
logne on the 3ih.