Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-03

FrOn. London Papers seceived at Boston
by the ship MILO.
Latest from England
LONDON, Sept. Z.

LONDON, Sept. z.
Mr.. Williams, the Kings Messenger,
leaves town this evening, BY .he Fall
mouth mail, for America with dispach-
es.
We have learnt that on the 18th ult. a
CAPT. Romano Of the Salvador, Eici-
Ian vessel, fell in off Lisbon with Bril-
fish ship, by which he was informed that
the man of war then in sight was the
Northumberland, and that Bonaparte
was on board her as prisoner. Cuno-
sity to see the fallen tyrant, led the 81
Gillian to direct his course towards the
Northumberland; and when he came near
her Bonaparte happened to be upon deck.
The wind was then fair for St. Helena ;
aid the Northumberland was making the
best of her way thither.
Neyd's, Sept. z.
Statement of the Warriors convoy
from Jamaica. this morning, 10 arrived,
6 abandoned at sea, and it is supposed
foundered ; 8 gone to Halifax in distress.
so unaccounted for, making total OF
81 sail, bound to @. Britain.
At late hour we have received the
Paris papers Of Monday last. The fol.
lowing are the principal articles Of their
contents.
Paris, Sept. 4. I
i" Some individuals present themselves
during night at the posts of the National
Guard Of Paris, under pretenee Of not
being able to get admission to their homes.
Several Of these persons have rendered
suspected by questions which
they have asked respecting the strength
of the posts, the hours at which they
were weakest, the manner in which the
service was performed, and particularly
by endeavoring to divert the National
Guards from the wise and moderate con-
duct of combining themselves to the du.
ty of preserving order and tranquility
for which the National Guard was instr
tuted. The general in chief being in
formed of these facts, pointed out in an
order Of the day, dated the 21st, the
course which the chiefs of posts ought to
adopt under such circumstances.
The Prussian general officers arrived
with a numerous suite en- the 9th ult.
at Nantes.
The 18TH regt. Of French Dragons ar
rived at La Rochelle on the Goth ult. to-
form part Of the garrison.
he public spirit still continues to be
very good at Lille.
Russian troops, with artillery, CONT
nue. to arrive in great quantities at the.
camp Of Vertus.
The Duchess d'Angouleme has left
Bordeaux to join the Duke at Perpig
nam.
THERE'S great movement among the
allied troopsin the department Of Saone-
et-Ioire.
Eight thousand Prussians left MayeneeI
on the 30th uIt. for France.
The Prince Imperial of Austria has
arrived in Paris; he came direct from
Buninguen which place capitulated after
12hours bombardment.-lhe Prince was
the first who entered. The articles OF
capitulation are not yet published.
1t is reported that 6OO0 English troops
who were on their route to Paris, have
received counter orders.
Count Berthier is appointed comman-
dant at Bordeaux.
A camp of $4,000 Austrians is about
to be formed at CRANBERRY.
Accounts from MOntauban state that
two French officers of superior rank were
committed, on the 9th of Aug. to the
prisons OF that city, by strong escort of
gendarmerie. The reprt in circulation
Montauban was, that they we're two
persons of distinction, but their names
we're not made known; they were ar
rested in small obscure village of larn-
where they appeared to con-
ceal themselves under false names and
in disguise.
6 Gen. Clausel has been arrested at
Thoulouse.
PROCLAMATION.
,NarsheL the DalLce of TnrgNtunr. Com