Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-24

part. ''as
F." Lord Wellington march,
columns to attack this po,i,is a q
which the ens@y retrea,ed IN ~
tions, after having suffered n "s'
from the attacks made BY III. " u,
light divisions, which dj,;M
themselves. sVa
" Lord Wellington. states /,
loss ofthe allies in these affair, ~a
uncomfortable, and he ha, ro, ~ 10y
ted any returns. 'a
I" His Lordship's army ep,,n,.,
the night ofthe aOtb, Oh The NS
the Larroz."
Capt. Collins, of the Row., N.A
just arrived at The Admlrai,, "
with dispatches from Adam
rose.
These state, that the CALM, a..
had forced The entrance ofthe nv,
rome, and that French shin "
line, 1--WE believe the Regulus, y,
defended it, Was likely 10 ls,I in'
hands of the assailants.
We also learn by this arls;M ~. |
city Q: Nantes, has pousssaIIss .. J
bon cause. Nan,z is to ice,>sre,, ~
Loire, what Bordeaux is 10 The G,,.1
and one Of the Chief Giles Of P,,.l
both in a commercial and political u
1t contains about $4,000 luhabuao,,
Admiral Penrose, entered The d
ronne on Monday last |
The French frigate. whose ds,,,|
ton we announced on SsluIdas s,,l
Uranie.
Two days. after the follovir, N
SAINT occurrences, the Allies ems
Paris.
PARIS, March al
Letters from the head .quarrc,s n
Majesty dated the 25th OF March \
nounce that DOR army was III the rs.,
the enemy-that we were ma.t:s
Bar.sur-Aube, Joinvilie, MonlerieO6.
Our troops were al Chaumo0l ogr !
troles 60 as far as Langres, Pliats
are brosght in, equipaees taken, to
riers intercepted. A great number
prisoners had already arrived al hr
quarters. The Emperor Of Austria
it is said, retired into Cha,illOn.
His Majesty King Joseph review
to-day i'll the Courts OF the Thuliitn
the National Guard Of Paris, compa
Of 5000 men at least, completely az
ed and equipped, with their srtiIA
and Different corps Of troops Of the d
infantry, cavalry, and corps Of srll
ry of 1900 men at least. All ID,
troops, forming sbout $4,000 mso
cupied four hours in dehIlog, Th:
were at least 1000 superb Cavalry g
sistipg of cuirassieurs, dragons, b
sars. They were follow ed BY TAN
about 60 pieces Of cannon. Toe gre
er part Of the troops Of the hnsw
Immediately for the army.
Every body admired the fine srfs
ance Of the National Guard. The "a
er part Of the p!a,oons de filed vii
much regularly < order as old lf
During the whole time the troop'r
filing, her Majesty the ESprs'
manned in the grand balcony. His
iesty the King of Rene assisted sis
this review from the windows Of BID
partment,.
To day numerous artillery ser
by the inyalids and the pupils Of he
lytechnie school, de6led IN the CeV'
the ThuilIeries. The age aud nal
pride of the veteran carriers were
mirably contrasted With the lNe'y
animated march of these young sc
teSssting soldiers. The terme' ~
ed to have renewed their s'rhsm
give the country fresh proofs OF ''Sn
vution and courage.-.the later 'e''
10 wish to give pledges ct Inc es =.
they would one day perform 10
corps, well experienced IN ne
noeuvring of cannon, ard Ola bns
pearance, have been formed win . :
nishing rspidlty by a Genera OF '-'
ry, whose talents, long ,rIed' nave
ways acquired the confidence a.. ~.
peration of the armies.--AfsF M
rade his Majesty King JOSEF b rev. +"
the Oaths of General Count De IS.
nasse, the Fiat Major, "a oI-''
the Artillery and Engineer"
LONDON, March 20
A report wa. this day 10 e"'i |
ton, that the Prince f, e I.
desired an interview Win "a =,