Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-05
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Nzw-YoRx, May 2.
Latest from Europe.
Anotler .Grrivat from France.

.Anotl,er drrivat from France.
Last evening arrived at this port. tie
fast sailing ship Fingal, Stanton, 81 da Is
IRON Hayre-de-Grace, whichlport she left
on the SOth of March.
BY this arrival, we learn verbally.
that France was apparently in state OF
tranquility; no part of the country had
taken an active part for the Bourbons,
which family left France for Flanders,
and had arrived at Menin. NarseiIes,
Bordeaux, and other places, from which
opposition was expected had either ac-
quiesced, or were perfectly tranquil
The British Minister at Paris. had asked
for and had obtained bis passports to re-
turn to England. The Emperor Napo-
leon, had issued a proclamation granting
the British army in Belgium ii DAYS to
evacuate it. 4 war between France and
England was mo;sently expected
,iessrs. Gallatin, Adams. Bay Yard and
Russell, were in Paris; MIR. Clay de-
parted for England on the 1Sth of March.
In the Fingal, came passengers S. A.
Storrow, Esq. OF Boston, bearer Of Dis
patches from our minister Mr.. Crawford,
at Paris, for Government; William S.
Smith, Esq. attached to the Russian Lee
CATION !; Mons. Mercier, French Con-
sui for Baltimore and family, the vice
consul fer Norfolk, Mr.. purviauce,
Messrs. Dupont De Ncmour, Deserves,
West, Godd,sl, J. Smith, Morris, Var
mierb"ack and others.
Mr. Storrow who came up from the
Fingal last evening in 4 fishing smack has
very 20 ite,y favored tie Editors Of the
Mercanti Advertiser, with a fiie of Pa
rs papers to the 2Gth of March inclusive
two days the Attest from which the To-
owing translations were made.
Translated .tor the Mercantile .edrerti-
scr.
Paris, March &c.
General Hullin has re-assumed the
command Of Paris.
Postcrip.-Eisht o'cIsck, P. III.
Extract from the Dispatches OF Marshal
Duke of Freviso.
OFFICIAL.
On the 22d of March, at 4 P. M. Count
de LII e chief Of the Bourbon family de-
parted from Lille and from France, going
to Menin.
On the oath at 2 A. NJ, the Duke of Or
leans, likewise departed from Lille. .for
T0umay.
Orders have been transmitted by Mar
shall Duke of Ireviso, to all the genera
commanding at Valencia, .Nauburse. A.
vesne, Landrecies, LIE Quesnoy & Conde.
Every where the Imperial Eag e, tie
National Cockade, the Iri-coiored Stand
ard, have been adopted at the acc anna
tons ofthe people and of the army.
Dunkirk, Grave!ines, Bersnes. al! the
places ofthe north, oferth same aspect;
tranquility has not been disturbed a single
moment in-the 10Th military district.
Extract from the letters OF Marshal Duke
of Reggie, esd of March.
At Mi an and ali the places of the east,
the MINDS OF TIE people, the deVotedHeSS
of the soldiers, are the same; every
where the Eagle and national colors are
unfurIed.
Extract from the dispatch of count Caf-
fau.i, aid de camp to his majesty the
emperor, of tie esd March.
Brittany is quiet and animated with
fbe best sentiments. At Rennes the
bust of the emperor was carried in tri-
umph.
On no part of the west Of France has
the pubic revenue been disturbed. The
chimerica insurrection of La sendee APP
pears of no consequence even by those
who had provoked it.
On thesse at two in the morning the
Duke of Bourbon embarked on the river
Loire at Pont de Sc; the preparation of
his departure for England were made III
Nantz. Thus after 25 days from tic
time of his landing at the extreme south
of France, the chief of this beautiful. en-
pire and no chief was ever more legi-
innate recalled, seconded by the viii, b
the concurrence of all the citizens, Of
all the soldiers, did not perceive any