Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-22
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
fiw York, Jan. II.
LATEST PROM FRANCE.

>-1s 49, AACNA - ssANOzs :,
On Saturday evening arrived n
this port. the fine fast sailing letter.
of msrque ssllr Gen. Armstrong.
eaptnin Cbampiin, 10 81 days from
Nantz. which port he Left the cath
Of Nsvember: Ssh.
Captain C..isfsfns HAT after, The
decisive victories by the allies "a
formerly detailed In the papers per
tie Bramble). the remnant Of Bona.
parties army fell upon the Rbiss !
--that Boay himself bad arrived in
Paris, consoksd his Senate, order.
cd new eoxstriptisa Of SOC, 900
men, accredited Mr.. CRAWFORD, TIA
Americas Minister aud then, left
Paris for Italy
Captain Champlin has brought
Despatshes frem Mir. Crawford fer
government. There had been "A
Embargo At Nautz for 2s days pre-.
sisus to the sailing fthe Gesersl
Armstrong, in consequences Of twsy
French frigates being in that pert.
which sailed in company with Cart.
Chsmplin. <
In addition to tho above. w have
been lowered with the following sx. I
tracts Of letters, which ere frotA
one OF the NEST respectable houses
in France, dated Nov. $50.
]" Every thing turns out for The
wsrst our army mostly destroyed,
is pushed to OUT frontier, by . rag.
ing psek Of hounds breathing RI.
venge; eur territsry is not ssfe that
way; the English and spaSiarls may
enter through Rayonn when they
choose !; Of course business is otit II
the question, except for raising nas.
noy 10 meet engagements" ~
(" .A0re,nber &c.
!" We have, still unpleasast infas.
nation 10 esR nunicate, as cur losses
in var have proved fully Is great -
at first reported. Tie enemy bare
rot pushed 10. Immediately iiite Francs
So they esuEd have Gone. but are b..
sics ing Mayenee, aud ether tokhf
Arprehensisns therefore reuain the
same. Prices decline almost to nos
thing, anu TO no purposes; for no
goods soil. The richest houses in
this place, without exception. are
bard run for n.sey. and refuse en-.
fun aIThIIis, with the most respectable
names, are peddled about Mt Que ger
cent. per month discount, aud still
10 not command the sreeie." Al
The French Papers by this m.
rival the editors Of the New YORK
Gazette have received file Of the
Paris Monitenr 10 Nov. 17.-Thev
contain the Official Bulletins Of tho
operations of the French army from
the 18th Of October to the latest dates.
Hereafter we may give them moro
In detail. AT present, We must con4
fine ourselves to y mere ssnmerg,
from which it will be seen that they
do not materially differ from Tho
English accounts already published
in this Gazette, excepting. ,Lat tho
French claim Q victory in each bat. Z
tie and make their lssses far below
that ofths allies. and assigs plausible
reasons fer their retreat. ~
They state that the Enpefrr set
off from Dresden the 9TH Of October.
slept at Wszzsn the sth at EnIen-
berg the 9th, and Ut Buben the
10th-That the divisions Of his army
having possessed themselves Of eli 4
the bridges Of tho euSAy the project
of the Emperor Was. 70 cross the
Elbe, and 10 msBssuyre on the right
Bank frem Hamburg to Dresdep-to
threaten Pstsdam and Berlin.-tak.
ing Magdeburg fer the centre Of On. !;
sratiens-tiiat when ready Tor the
execution Of this plan, on The 18th.
the Emperor was informed at
Deibsn OF the Bavarian army having
gene over to the enemy and thrsa-
tened the Lower Rhine--thas the
Emperor, fsrssesisg this ineoMcara4
bic dsfectios, would bs followed BIZ
the DETECTION Of OTHER Princes,
resolved 70 fall back On the Khine.
and accordingly trsnsaxsd his Head
Quarters to Leipsis- the resdt
of these MONUMENTS ofths last 8 days,
VA 5000 prisoners, several pieces
Of oassss, and other losses y tho
snemy. That On the 18th Prinse
|;6ehvartzssburg. commanding tho
!! sneny's army, having given out as
The order Of the day, that o. tho
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