Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-08
Latest Foreign diligence.
From Barbadees papers receiUed az
Philadelphia.
IONDON. Nov. ~.

From Barbadees papers recetued az
Philadelphia.
LONDON, Nov. "a.
From last nights Gazette We
learn, the gratifying fact of the re-
establishment Of the ancient Constr
tuition Of Bremen.
The Gazette too. contains dis
matches from Admiral FremaDtle,
stating that 1stria and Croatia we're
up against the French, and that the
whole of the islands in the Adriatic
were cleared from the yoke OF the
enemy, and narrating also se.eral
particulars OF the successes obtain
cd By the Austrian general Nngent.
LONDON, Nov. 20.
GLORIOUS VIEWS!
Dr.sden surrendered with St. Cyr
and $4,000 men--the Crown
Prince marching into Holland
the Allies already in force IN
that country-other states throw
ing off the yoke OF bonaPar'e'
aud Joining tho common cause.
Mr. Daniels, the Messenger ar
rived at the Foreign Office this morn
inc with dispatches, the substance
Of which we're immediately publish
ed in the following Bulletin. II Is
understood that another Gazette Ex-
traordinary will be issued in tue al
t.rnoon. No words can do justice to
this accession of glory-we give II
in splendid pIsinness.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
Foreign Office, Nor. Is.
Dispatches have been received
tli. morning from the Earl OF A
berdeen, Lord Cathcart. Sir c. ".
stewart, and Mr.. Thornton.
The Dispatches from the Earl
of Aberdeen and Lord Catheart, are
Of the 10Th and If, from Frankfort,
ION the nhine) from Sir Charles
Stewart, Of the 10Th, from Hano-
YER and from Mr.. Thornton, of the
10th, from Bremen.
"The Emperor Alexander made
his entry into Frankfort on the 9Th.
attended by artillery and cavalry, and
the guard, amidst the loudest az
/" On the following day the En-
peror francis entered. and both Sc
vereisns proceeded to the Cathe-
dral.
!" Bonaparte was supposed to have
escaped over the Rhine with about
80. 900 men.
"The main army was assembling
at Frankfort. and would soon ne
ready Cor Interior operations. lhe
King Of Prussia was expected imine-
diateiy at Frankfort. The '1fand
Duke of Hesse Darmstadt Jeromes
doniinionsl has formally rensuneea
his alliance with France. Nassau
aud Baden the same.
g. On the 9th Prince sehwartzen-
burg ordered an attack on the ere
my's lines at Hoekhe'm. when
nroteeted the icie- de pont at CaSsei.
They were carried with less TO the
enemy OF several hundred prisoners
and four guns. =,
;. Sir r, Wilson was in one Of the
stormipg parties.
Part of the army OF the north OF
Germany continues its march on
Munster and Bremen. the Prince
ROYAL was moving on Lnneburs.
"General ST. Cyr has surrendered
the garrison Of DRESDEN. 10000
strong. as prisoners Of war. having
in vain demanded q capitulation from
gen. KIeaau.
"sr. Thornton writes from Bre'
men. on the 18th Nov. that VIM
! ziueerode rad marched into Gro
eningen, and as far as lsel, occupy
ing oval. Zutphen, and in the
neishborhooa Of Deventer. B I,
was marching on Arahcim from Nun
! ster.
| "The Prince Royal on this, deter
mined to go into Holland in person
leaving Davoust and Hamburger te
general Wa!moden. general Aalsr'
erantz and the Swedes, and Bennins'
sen.
!" General Winzingerode hau SCI
down: a corps sufficient TO reduce 'h'
forts at the mouth of the Weser a
we'll as Stade, Cuxtayen, and these
between the Elbe and Weser.
let us annex to the above othe'
accounts, though not officials y,
scarcely less deserving Of being han !
81 with shouts Of exultation. 1t
h;.h authority, that Beau