Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-02
Foreign Intelligence.
LONDON. July a5.

LONDON. July IS.
Arrival of Bonaparte and his
Suite.
Bonararte is arrived. The slancy
sloop, cant. Sartorious, had prepared ma
nisters for tue immediate ARRIVAL OF the
Bellerophon at plymouth or Iorha.y.-
CAPTAIN Sartoricus reached town before
SIX o'clock Yesterday morning, with des-
patches from capt. Maitland. lie was
also the bearerof "a letter from BonaParte
to the Prince Regent. Bonaparte lad
delivered this letter to one OF his own
suite, who was to present it. Tins per-
son, however. upon his arrival IN ny,
mouth in the Slancy, was not permitted
to proceed to town, but the letter was
givenin charge to capt. Sartorlus, who
upon his arrival proceeded
to the Secretary's, MIR. Barrows VINO
was not inthe country, as the morning
papers assert, but at his house in Picca-
dilly. Lord Melville came to town
from Wimbledon between ten and eie-
ven. and had an audience OF the Prince
Regent at Cailton-House, who had re-
turned to town from Windsor on Sunday
night, between ten and eleven o'clock,
and remained with his Royal Highness
-IawarIs of an hour, when his lordshlp
proceeded at l2 o'clock to the Foreign
OfGice. at which hour cabinet council
was summoned to be held, and which
continued sitting till between four and
1--WE. At the breaking upof the council,
Mr.. Pegler, tie Kings Messenger, was
ordered to hold himself in readiness tor
Ia Journey, and the exertions to get him
off were SO great, that he had started at
about six.
The Earl Of Liverpool waited upon the
Regent afterwards, with the result OF
the deliberations Of the cabinet.
Yesterday eveningit was announced
by telegraph that the BelleroPhon was
arrived at Torbay, and this morning a.
bout FIVE O'clock 1t. Fletcher, flag lieut..
Iof Sir r Eotham, arrived in town with
dispatches, giving an accounto of her ar
rival at that anchorage with Bonaparte
and his suite, consisting Of IS persons,
namely-Marshal Compile de Montho-
Ion, Marshal Bertrand, the General ga
vary and L'Allemand, the Compte de
Lacesses. three lieut.. colonies four cap
tains. &c. besides tie Countesses Mon
thoion and Bertrand, and their four c!ll.
| ren.
Finding escape from the vigilance Of
our squadron utterly impossible. Bona
lparte sent Lacesses or board TO Know II
lcaptain Maitland would allow him to
pass unmoleSted, as he was in eXpecta-
ton ofreceising passports from England;
but the captains answer was, that ne had
received no information ofsuch passports
being granted, and consequently that be
could not allow hin 10 PASS lie then
sent savary to negotiate fcr his reception
| in England, bat the captain tod BIN be
had no authority to make conditions,
and could only receive him Oh board
and carry hin to England. where he
must abide the decision of the govern
ment. The slancy preceded the Belle
lroolson with ger. Gorssnd on board,
who, as we have already said, was the
bearer of letter to the Prince Regent
from Bonaparte.
July 26.
The cabinet have not yet, we believe,
finally resolved upon the spot to which
Bonapartc shall be sent. St. Helena is
still spoken of, but with less confidence
than when his unconditional surrender
| to US was first known. Meanwhile he
remains on board the Bellerophon. Up
on the arrival of this vessel at Torbay,
capt. Maitland made The signal for &C.
neral orders, TIE Geographic answer to
which was, to prohibit all communication
with tie shore. and to stand out three
leagues to sea, and await the orders OF
1.-THE Admiralty.
! A gentleman who arrived in town yes
]terday evening, and who left the Belle
rophon, states, that Boraparte was al
most constantly upon deck, with his
glass, accommodating, frequently walking
backwards and forwards in hurried
step, ana necessarily talking to HIM
|self,
The Belerophon, as We said yesterday
has been ordered to Plymouth, where
Istrict orders have been issued to prevent
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