Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-15
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BOSTON, August II

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By the ludlow, Captain Nude, which
ARRIVED yesterday at this port in ~ days
from Bordeaux, we have received the pas
pers.of that city to July 6, from which we.
|have made many important extracts.
From capt. Nude, we learn that the
|ailies underline Dake of Wellington and
Marshal Butcher entered Paris by capi-
Itulation July &. The terms of.capltula-
ltion, so far as cart. M. canrecollcct from
having heard them once read are, that
the French armies sboaId move out to-
wards Nant7. with The honars Of war, and
that during the suspension Of arms agreed
Ion. the city and country should remain
! .n.ler the existing government and Tag.
Bath parties guarantee peace and tran
|enility. and engage that six days notice
| sl,aIl be Given previous to the commence
lment ot hnsti!ities. The articles were
signed Oh the part Of the Duke Of Wei.
lhhston by Col. Harvey, on the part o.
Marsha, BIucherby Baron lifting. and
| on the part of tie French by Prince Eek
lmuhi EDavoustl, Baron Guilominot, and
the project Count Bondy.
| On the 9th Of July, Proclamation
was issued at bordeaux, signed by the
Project Baron Fauchet, and Gen. Claw
sci. declaring the department OF the I'll,
lrende in state osseige.
Our BoraeauS papers. which are to Ju-,
lv 6, contain Paris dates to the Cd.
i There contents are Of an interesting ma
! ture. many articles of which, most of them
Official, we have transcribed for this Pa
per.
Boa,aparte left Paris at 4 o'clock on
the 29th June, to proceed to Cherburg,
or Rochcfort, (for the accounts in the Pa.
Iris papers are very contradictory where
he was to embark Cor this coahtry. The
Provisional government say that they
consider him in consequence of his abdi-
cation, as placed under the safeguard CT
French honor. They applied to the Duke
lof Wellington for passport 70 permit
him to proceed. unmalested to the United
Estates: This passport Wellington re-
fused to grant. Roaararte requested
two .rieates to be put at his disposal to
firing ':im and his friends to this cannt:y,
(which request was readily granted him
Iby the provisional eovcrnneHt.
He still remained ia Pass until tie
lo9tbwhen the allies annreachi2g near the
city, bis friends becoming a'al ed for his
tsafetv. fastened him a1yaY. Tie follow
ling persons accompany MIN. Gen. Ber-
Itrand. Gen. Sayar7. Gen. !.aliemand,
Gen. Labedeyere, Gen. Monthoion. and
Gen. Gorgau |; Co.'s. Baitton and De-
ischamps; Chiefs Of Squadron Moran, Re
Isigny. aud St. Yon ;ca,: Fieron, Lieut..
lAntrie, fiessrs, ne,as~asse Chamberlain
,lan,t his son; ST. Catherine, page Ra-
theray, Secretary Begas, surgean !:
fCotiu aud ApPiani, naitres d'hots' {:
Planat, st. jacques and Clnappi, and eight
Tor ten domcstics.
| The application tn the Duke Of Wei
Ilington Tor passport, prosab! gave rise
To the report II London that Gpaaparte
had given himself up to Wellington.
The plenipotentialies nhe had been
ldesraeched to treat for suspension Of
lhostilities, with Wellington had repaired
Ito tie headquarters Of those generals, &
The result of their nassion WAS not de.
Gnitively know on the 2sth of July. But
Eshe allied armies in Che meantime continu-
led ia advance. and on the Goth of June
had arrived within sight of the capital.
lDaYoust minister of war had assumed the
lcommand Of the French army the whole
faf which had on The GGth retreated to tho
Hines a5oat Paris. Versailles, the royal
residence. 10 miles from Paris, bad been
Ieatered by the allies, ard conflicts eff
IsaalI parties in the vicinity Of thr CAPITAL
Iwere taking place every day. Whether
lany gene 2! action preceded the ca, itu-
I;atloll Of the city, which took place ON the
/! th OF July, we ave not iniormed.
/ OFT tie Austrian and Russian armirs
these pepers contain little information.
l0ae corps has passed the Rhine rear
tMcltz, and advancing nearly by Blu
lcher's routein 1915. has penetrated more
THAN icC miles into France, and on tie
18th was at Chateau Salings, proceeding
Rapidly towards Paris
! Another army, said to consist Of Aus
itracs and Badeners, entered France ON
1.-The Goth by basic, in the route ct the
grand army in 1914. The French re-