Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-03

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All persons convicted fh,,.
RED off o. tri-coloured flag, t, 10 pa,l's,,.
2. eo =, not orpssrg . p',hht
rying otto be punished. Such g.
6. All PERSONS e, convicted Of !.
worn any other rallyirs sign Il a. ar ! f''i
coloured cockade to be pa S J bas 'en
years Imprisonment. viii
Orders Fave been given, and H a'
taken. for all the horses. a, u.i T''ea'ra
visions for sieaes required n 4. as Pc
ments, to be Paid for without DOL. uela
/" frlnee Iucien, who long lived .
Rome, is returned to Franc. ~ mu a
ed the day before yesterday At p ann.
His majesty las assigned tho ~ "
Royal for his residence. Re Nj, ish'
morrow receive the ministe ard an IN TO-
Of the emperor's househol >, .sl, ,Atel'
Conrier Extraordinary If VeS m"5f
.Gornrag. ~'g
GA letter from Lord n, dated ,
9TH, says the Prince Regent received s 1s
the preceding day, courier, with Ste
nation OF the approaching return .t ~.
Emperor of Russia to bis caTital. U'
Prince Joseph and Prince Jp,,..
transacted I, business yesterday with tSa
Emperor. ue
"Marshal suchet, it is said. ;s ,b,.,
to depart fer Lyons, whence he viii Wy
Ito Chambrey.
+" Some trouble lately broke out At 81
Fleur but the presence of the Project ~
stored order.
GA Courier from the Duke Of W..
lington arrived at Vienna on the ION 4
prlI, and occasioned long conferences
"Mllen, .4prlq "a.
It is said that the troops which ve,.
in Tuscany have obtained advantages o.
yer TIE King of Naples. It even Az.
pears that they push theirrecognoissanLee,
as far as spolletto.
Truro, mag l2.--On the 18th ult Nh
rat abandoned the Pansro, and, contpr.
inc his retreat in all haste, fell back /,
Bologna, which he evacuated on the In,
and the Austrians entered it on the sars
day. Two Austrian corps debouched on
his right and left tanks, and made hin
accelerate his retreat. There was a
sharp action at CASTLE Fracco, in which
the Austrians made many prisoners. On
the 1Gth, in the evening. Murat bad reach.
ed Imola. On the 18th he is said to have
been at Faenza, and the Austriaus were
still pursuing him. His armyis saidU
be in a state ofgreat dissatisfaction, CON-
planning OF having been deceived i1ss.
much as when they began their mach
they were told It was to cooperate with
the Austrians, not to fight against
them.
An Austrian corps is said TO have lard.
ed and taken Rimini and Pesaro-whilst
A strong English and SiciIan force has
lebarked near Naples, obliging Nuats
wife TO fly from Naples to Arcona-t
was even reported our troops had enter,
ed Naples, and that Murat had been
made prisoner.
Whilst the main Austrian army was
pursuing Murat Gen. Nueent drove Ply.
nattelli before him, and entered Florence
on the 18th, amidst the acclamaticns Of
the people.
in letter from the Netherlands it Is
said, that s. from the moment the trccp'
IF the allies enter France, there is to Do
no regular commissariat to issue orders Oh
on British agents, or to draw
bills of exchange on the British treasury
but clothing, provisions, and every art,
Gle of necessity and convenience IS !"
be leyied in the way of contributions Oh
the cities. towns aid villages OF the ID
vaded territory and thus on tie enemy
is to be retaliated lis own oppressive
system of exactions, and tbe eXFen'e'
Of the war will be, by tbs e5TeoIe".'
largely diminished. Some Indulgence Z.
however, is intended to be sFoVn ~
those places in France on When co o., II
buttons are levied, when Loyalty sIsn
be manifested to the legitimate so'elt t.,
and ready obedience is raid to the ofOt',
of the commanders. In snch CASE, - :,
Sc of payment is to be made TO a gwen 1
extent, in the shape OF bis d'asG ;.t :!
Louis. and countersigned by hls 'nl', .bie
of fnance, which are to be made l'A''O''
at the pubic treasury of Paris ..,,IIr
Accounts of instructions prlncipa ID
among the conscripts. in the cues e.. % re-.
icf desertions from tie armies' az u.
ceiyed from various quarters. h'T nTt,h
sion at Paris is talked OF ~ TIE h' tSe
papers with increasiog conf0ents4: :. IN.