Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-18

fcoaSt, and take shipping Tor Ustend.
thence to join the king: and they had
little doubt but that they would them
selves be again in Paris in few weeks.
TAT Dieppe. gloomy quietness prevail
ed but a temporary embargo, which
was laid on by Bonayarte, to prevent the
fishermen, who had refused to join the
army, from going to sea, had been bro
ken through, and vast numbers bad ia
ken to their boats. andlay at safe dis
lance from the place. In this situation,
they were abunianHy supplied by their
Iloyal comrades from the shore with every
necessary, which was coyertly conveyed
| to them by night. Many of them had
icentrived to send their fish into the
town, while others daily visited the
roads and shore of Hastings.
Tie French military force at present
with the king Of France, is estimated at
$4,000.
1t is said, that on The continent, Bri-
| fish merchandise has fallen considerably
lin price, and on account Of the great
scarcity of money, there is hardly any
|sale for it. Many houses have already
stopped payment.
The favorable weather for Che last few
days, has made material alteration in
the price Of vegetables in Convent Gar
den market. Pease, which last week
lsoId at one guinea a pint, are now re-
lduced to eight shiliings quart.
Vienna, May 7.
The labors of the Congress upon the
German constitution are much advanced.
The Treaties of Alliance with the Princes
of the Second Order, and Free Cities,
were ratified few days ago. The de-
parture Of the Sovereigns whatever may
be said to the contrary is not fixed.
Two Neapolitan ships from Cara en-
tered the port Of Leghorn on the 18th A
| pril, thinking it still in possession of the
Neapolitans. They had en- board num-
Der of ancient French Custom House Of
fcers, who were Immediately arrested,
and conducted to the prisons in tie for
ltress.
Frankfort, Nay 10.
The Archduke Charles arrived here
yesterday. We have received from tia
Ily the following news: The people of
Gobbia were preparing to massacre seve-
raj persons known to belong to the party
lof Murat, but the respectable Bishop of
that town succeeded in saving them from
tine rage Of the people; he could not,
however, prevent the sub-p! eject and
one of his clerks from being shot.
.NarembergA, Meg II.
Yesterday evening arrived here Field
Marshal Prince Schwartzenberg. We
have received from Vienna the news that
Murat has embarked at Ancona with hia
family; 1hat his army was surrounded,
and Tat but small part could escape by
flying through the mountains.
Client, Nay l6.
An authentic letter received from Vi
emma this morning, informs us that all l.
tally is delivered, and that alurat eta.
parked - 1au1aai Cnversos
Translated for tie Commercial .9dvalti-
scr.
Paris, Nay 10.
Letters from Italy inform that the
King of Naples is now at the. lead vi
more than $4,000 men without counting
those who are III garrison.
Letters from Cei many state that pass
ports lave been refused To Gen. Derthier
to return to France. This FRINGE has
made several vain attempts to depart Sc
cretIy.
Tney wrote from Belgium that the
Duke of Belluno (Victorl csed at AK la
oheladle.
May 81.
By proclamation, dated at Leise on
the 9Th of May, Field Marshal Butcher
to. the Saxon army, that tie
troop of rebels which assaulted BIN and
which persisted three days in their re.
volt have been severely punished. The
regiment of Grenadiets, says lie, las
ceased to exist, and the iiag Which they
lad prolaned has been burnt.
May GO.
We are assured that the Duke Of Eel
ire Louis XyIlI's Minister OF " ar) has
obtained the Emperor's permission to re-
turn to France.
Prince Gustavus, son Of the former
King of Sweden, has entered the service
Of tie Emperor of Russia.
May 90.
Itarpears certain that Independently
of the Austrian cuuriers who have arrived
"a En.:c tharn o, -. h1r tho ol,,oar1 e