Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-28
NEW. YORK, monday noon, April is.
Veiy late from France.

Yesterday morning the me Iast salilng
letter OF marque schooner Grampus, Capt.
Murphy of Baltimore arrived at this port
in So days from Bordeaux.
BY this arrival, we learn verbally, that
Lord Wellington, with 10000 men, was
at Mont Nassau, about 20 leagues from
Bordeaux, and that the inhabitants of the
latter place were considerably alarmed,
and were packing up their most valuable
effects, that all the American vessels had
sailed from Bordeaux for home and La
Rochelle--that the allied army had been
defeated at Antwerp, that Bonaparte's head
quarters were at Troyes on the Goth Fee
bruary--and that nothing was said of the
congress having assembled at Chatillon.
Capt NJ has brought dispatches for 60
vernment, from our ministers ot Paris.
A letter from Bordeaux, dated 9th March,
received by the Grampus, states that the
Spanish Cortes have ratified the Treaty be-
tween the emperor Napoleon & Ferdinand
VII and that copy of it, so ratified, had
| reached Bordeaux in the Madrid Gazette
| Another letter from Bordeaux, of the
same date, says " Bank Stock has risen
| from $50 francs to 775. Consols 4S to rs l2.
Murat King of Naples, has joined the al
lies, and declared War against France and
| his army has been defeated in a battle with
the Vice Roy of Italy $4,000 Russians,
| 10 standards So pieces of cannon, and 1000
Russians and Wirtembergers, have been Ia
ken by the French, and sent to Paris
Marshal Suchet, with his army. has arriy-
ed at Lyons from Spain"
Captain Murphy sailed from Bordeaux
on the 9TH of March, and left the River on
Itln nh q, he Cd
tors of the Mercantile Advertiser with
file of Bordeaux papers to the 9TH March.
inclusive, containing Paris dates of the I'd
and London dates of the 22d February from
which we have made the following trans
lations.
The Emperor Napoleon has issued three
decress from his head quarters at Troyes,
dated February 2lst; the first of these or
ders a list to be made out of those French
men who have been In the service of the
coalesced powers in any capacity since the
invasion of the empire on the Goth Deem
Der, 1918, that their persons may be brought
to Justice and their estates contlscatcd.--
The second discharges from Office the Ba-
ron Caffarelli, project of the department.
of Aube. who had absconded; and the third
appoints the Sieur Rederer to succeed him.
Paris, Feb ga park of more than
$50 pieces of artillery, from the Champ de
Mars, will be sent off to the army this
day or to morrow.
Feb 2S--Her majesty the Empress
Queen and Regent has received the follow
ing intelligence of the situation OF the ar
mics to the eth Feb.
On the Goth, the head quarters were at
Troyes The duke of Reggie (Oudino3
was at Barsur- Aube with General Gerard
and the second corps of cavalry command
ed by Count de Valmy.
The Duke of Tarente [MacdonaldI had
his head quarters at MISSY i'Evegue, and
his advanced posts at Ghatilion; he was
marching on the Aube and on Clairvaux.
The Duke Of Castiglone, lAugereauI
who has under his orders an army OF 10000
men, great part of them chosen troops
has made a movement.
General Marchand was at Dhamoven,
General Dessaix under the wall OF Geneva.
and Gen. Musnier had entered Macon.
Bourg and Newantu are equally in our
power. The Austrian General Bnbna, who
had threatened Lyons, was retreating on all
sides, on the Goth, his loss in the different
points estimated at 1900 men oil whom GOO
are prisoners.
The Prince of Moskwa INeyl is at Arcis.
sur Aube the Duke of Beluno lVictorl at
Plancy the Duke of Padua at Nogent they
are marching on the heels of the residue OF
the corps of Butcher, Sacken, Dforck and
Klest, who having reinforced from Sois-
sons were maneuvring on the corps of the
Duke of Ragusa Marmontl who was at
Frete Gaucher.
Gen. Duhesne has taken Bar sur-Aube
at the point of the bayonet, making ma
nv prisoners, amongst whom are several
| Ravarian officers. Monitour.
London, Feb. 9-Since the arrival of
Mr. Sylvester, the state messenger, several
meetings of the Cabinet have taken place.
The last continued four hours. On the
councils breaking up, Mr.. Brown, messen-
| ger of state, received orders to hold him