Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-17

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4 ke complains of Prussia, but sonppll'
Isndnts tlle ussians and knsl sli' pafs'
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| t;on Of France. From ibis the Morning
Chronicle inEers HAT there IS some plan
for the sIisnemberment Of France:
The allied Honafchs appear to be on
good terms. They dined with the KING
lof France August IA.
Preparations were making for grasld
Ereview at Paris lG0, 600 men were to
Ebe under arms. Afterwards the empe-
ror of Russia was to attend review at
Lyons.
Ike Russian governor OF Lorraine has
displaced TIE Russian iutendant IN the
department Of the Meuse, and restored
the authority to the French project.
The allies continue to levy contrib's;l
|tions on different cities Of France.
The disbahding of the old French ar
my. and forming a new one. IS in a great
many cases mere transfer Of The same
linen from one army to the other A part
|of the old arwy still remains in some
force.
MarseilIes IS considered enc Of tir
most loyal cities IN France. Tie at
ltachmentto the Bnurbons. and aversion
To the Bonaparteans is Of the most teci-
lsiye character Tier friendship IS ex-
ltcnded literally to the friends Of Louis.
A large British squadron has been vel
,comed into MafseilIes harbor, and a
public die1Ierand bali has been given to
the ciFcers, and the Russian, English,
land French colofs entwined at the thea.
tire.
A great number Of loyal addresses
came from all parts of Frapce to the
king. Some Of them invite the punish
me0t OF the distinguished and active Bo-
Enapartists.
The electoral college Of Melun has no.
minated the Duc d'0trante FuucheI /
to the legislature. One English PAPER
says there is a GOODNESS between Talley-|
rand and Fouche, because the latter be-
iieved the former opposed the marriage
OF his sou with Mademoiselie BeaayeaI.I
Other accounts say these two statesmen
concert together to rule Louis. Foucbe1
is represented as very wealthy, and very
careful Of his property.
Several places in France have held
out agsiusttfe allies to late date; butt
they are row all or nearly all in theirl
power Philipville surrendered August
the 9Th.
At the siege Of Mezieres, 100 houses
were burnt and 60 persons killed.
Martial law existed at Toulon. At
Marseilles there was a runner that thel
Austrians contemplated occupying Toa-|
ion.
ThionviIle continued blockaded at the
last dates.
The English Bakery. and the English
and Eanoverian barracks at Paris, hayel
been destroyed by FIRE. Said to be ae-
cidental.
The French generals Yandamme and
|Soult, continue at the residencesassign-
ed by thepolice. Dronet was in the Abb
|baye. Ney in the Conciergerie. Del
belle in some other place Of confinement |
The three last it is said are TO be tried. /
Count Ehibodeau has been arrested mi
France.
Majors Carrie and Tournier, have beenI
arrested at Bordeaux.
It's said, jerome Bonaparte has escap-l
ed from France to the court Of his father
.in-Iaw, where, it is added, he IS per-
mitted to reside with his second wife.
Itappears by letters from Lucien Be-
naparfe and from cardinal Fesch, which
have been published la Europe, that ii
was the intention OF the whole of the Boz
family to come to the United
States.
The prince regent has rloninally taien|
possession of the Duchy Of Brunswick.
as guardian to his nephew the heir, Who'll
is under age. Palladium.
LoSDox, August 2S. |
Manufactures, particularly OF cotton,l
are in very great demand. Never was
Manchester more busy than recently
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